Wind Turbine Safety Rules

Provides the understanding of the safe management of hazardous energies and the theoretical training in the Wind Turbine Safety Rules (WTSR).

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Renewable Safety, Chelmsford
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This course is available on the Renewable Safety website.

Description

SafetyOn/G+ Accredited core industry training for applying a safe system of work when working in a wind turbine. Provides the understanding of the safe management of hazardous energies and the theoretical training in the Wind Turbine Safety Rules (WTSR). Sets out the Wind Turbine Safety Rules, Guidance and support Procedures. Provides practical knowledge of wind turbines maintenance procedures and the implementation and use of the WTSR in achieving a Safe System of Work.

All attendees receive FREE WTSR Training Workbook.

About Renewable Safety

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Renewable Safety is your 1st point of call for executive, management and specialist health & safety training for the renewable energy sector. We focus on existing and emerging technologies including onshore, offshore & floating wind, storage, solar, hydro, wave & tidal & renewable hydrogen.

Our experience in health & safety across the life cycle of renewable energy developments can help you to maximise business efficiencies, stimulate innovation and drive continual improvement.

We draw on over 30 years health and safety experience based in complex and high-risk business and operational environments and nearly 15 years expertise in the renewable energy sector.

We have played a key role in the deployment of safe and sustainable renewable energy technologies at a UK and international level with particular experience in widening the scope and quality of training, skills and knowledge sharing in the renewable energy sector.

This expertise enables us to help design and deliver the right training and competency management solutions to meet your needs.

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