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FAWR
GWO Fire Awareness Refresher
(FAWR)
The GWO Fire Awareness Refresher module ensures participants maintain the knowledge and awareness required to prevent and respond to fire-related incidents in wind turbine environments.
The training reinforces correct actions during fire emergencies and promotes continued readiness to protect personnel and assets.
Key skills include:
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Fire prevention and hazard recognition
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Emergency response and evacuation procedures
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Safe use of handheld fire extinguishers
Completing this GWO Fire Awareness Refresher helps ensure ongoing compliance and preparedness for fire emergencies both onshore and offshore.
Who Can Attend This Course?
This training is designed for individuals who are preparing to work in the wind industry or who need to maintain their existing certifications.
Before attending, participants should:
Be at least 18 years old on the first day of training.
Be in suitable physical condition to take part in practical exercises and safety-related activities.
Ensure their personal details are registered in the WINDA database and provide their WINDA ID before the course begins, where required.
For refresher courses, hold a current certification that remains valid until the scheduled training date.
If you are unsure whether you meet the attendance criteria, please contact our team before booking your course.
Prerequisites
Valid GWO FAW Fire Awareness module WINDA record is a prerequisites for participation.
*All prices are subject to VAT where applicable.
*Food and beverages, including lunch, are provided.
FAWR
€ 85
Why Choose WAH Training?
Our mission is to equip professionals with the skills and confidence they need to work safely and efficiently, whether on wind turbine sites, in confined spaces, or at heights. We aim to transform training from a routine requirement into a memorable, engaging experience that truly prepares participants for real-world challenges.
Certified, experienced
instructors.
Equipped with new GWO standard equipment.
Modern, practical training facilities.
Realistic simulations and individual feedback.
Flexible, student-focused approach to learning.
Small groups, quality over quantity.
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