About the session: 

 

The GWO Basic Safety Training program (GWO-BST) was created as the safety standard for those working at height in the wind industry. It is globally recognized and ensures that any GWO-BST certificate holder has demonstrated competence and proficiency in the following areas:

 

BSTWAHMH: GWO Work at Height & Manual Handling 

BSTFA: GWO First Aid with Trauma

BSTFAW: GWO Fire Awareness

 

Confined Space Entry (CSER2002) provides the prerequisite knowledge for students participating in the GWO Advanced Rescue Training (ART). Students learn the skills to recognize and control hazards within confined spaces. The training also develops team rescue strategies, confined space procedures, and protocols essential to a successful rescue.

 

The Global Wind Organization has responded to industry demand for more advanced rescue training with the creation of a non-mandatory Standard for Advanced Rescue Training (ART). The ART Standard includes two separate modules which address the specific rescue training needs for technicians operating in the following spaces of a wind turbine: basement, tower, nacelle, hub, and blades. This ART training specifically covers multiple party-rescuer training scenarios for the above environments and the strategies, methods, and techniques applicable according to each scenario. The ART modules do not take into consideration the requirements of national legislation for confined space entry. 

The training focuses specifically on the mechanical aspects of rescue (ascending and descending, patient packaging, and communication) for injured person rescue scenarios. Upon completion of the GWO-ART program, participants will possess the theoretical and practical knowledge required to access and rescue an injured person from virtually any section of a wind turbine, including the hub, blades, nacelle, tower, and basement.

About the ENSA:

 

Hands on Learning

All ENSA North America practical training exercises are implemented under a “Skills Based Evolution Process” which the student experiences as a layering approach, whereby a basic foundation is established, and through reaffirmation and confirmation, additional practical skills are applied to effectively demonstrate and apply through hands-on experiences the complexities of work and rescue at height, achieving success through confidence by all who participate. This teaching method helps you retain critical skills for surviving in a at heights roles months after the training.

 

Keep Your Training Current

At-height training needs to refreshed every two years. Failure to renew your training in the two year time period will result in having to repeat longer initial session instead of the shorter refresher.

 

Largest At-Height Training ISO 9001 Training Facility

The Mallory-ENSA training facility is the largest and most modern at-height training facility in North America. We consistently deliver world class training by the best instructors. We are one of the few ISO 9001 certified training providers. In addition, our experienced, certified trainers are strategically located around North America to deliver training where needed.

 

Certification Valid Internationally

You will receive an ENSA certificate along with a GWO Winda certification. This certification is stored in a database and valid internationally. 

 

Additional Services Available

We offer accredited safety and environmental consulting and training services. Facility site surveys with recommendations are also available.

 

Time is running out! Submit the form below TODAY to receive information about registering for the January 24th session. Lori Salazar can also be directly contacted at 720-812-2857 or lori@ensa-northamerica.com. 

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