World Class Training
for Wind Turbine &
Rope Access
Technicians
Keep your techs safe with industry-leading
Global Wind Organization training.
Keep your techs safe with industry-leading
Global Wind Organization training.
Do your technicians have the proper training and certifications?
Are they trained to respond to trauma and other emergencies while working at height?
Are your technicians' certifications current?
Do they feel comfortable and confident to do their jobs?
Are your technicians a liability for your company?
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The blended basic medic course combines an online course with in-classroom skills verification. Students will be required to complete the online portion before attending our facility for skills verification. CPR, AED and First Aid training skills are all covered during this course. Students will receive a BasicPlus certificate card.
This two-day training course (one of the four GWO BST modules) focuses on the access and egress conditions of a wind turbine environment.
Following the Global Wind Organizations lesson plan for working at height, participants receive the necessary basic knowledge and skills through theory and practical training to use basic PPE and perform safe work at height and safe comprehensive basic rescue from height in a remote wind turbine environment.
Training Compliance –OSHA 1926 & 1910 Regulations, ANSI Z359 Standards, GWO-BST Version 7.
This two-day training course (one of the four GWO BST modules) focuses on the access and egress conditions of a wind turbine environment.
Following the Global Wind Organization's lesson plan, First Aid is conducted under ENSA’s Medic First Aid training curriculum, which is a widely accepted professional training platform incorporated into an ENSA training course under the America Safety & Health Institute. It is an enhancement of the prerequisite standard American or Canadian Red Cross certification (or other acceptable curriculums) and will prepare students to apply information to emergency situations that involve victim care at heights.
Training Compliance – ISO 11.160 First Aid, OSHA 1910.151 Regulations, OSHA Guide 3317-06N 2006, HSI Medic First Aid, GWO-BST Version 7.
The aim of this four-hour training course (one of the four GWO BST modules) is to give participants the basic knowledge and skills to prevent fires, conduct initial and appropriate judgment when evaluating a fire, manage evacuation of personnel to ensure all are safely evacuated and accounted for in the event of an unmanageable fire, and, if it is to be judged safe, to efficiently extinguish an initial fire using basic handheld fire equipment.
Training Compliance – ISO 7165:2009, NFPA 10 Standards, GWO-BST Version 7.
* Additional fees may apply when booking this course as a single course and not in combination with other courses
The aim of this four-hour training course (one of the four GWO BST modules) is to give participants awareness through theoretical and practical training to encourage positive manual handling behavior and perform manual handling activities in a safe manner in the wind turbine industry and environment.
Training Compliance – ISO 11228-3:2007, ISO 11228-2:2007, ISO 11228-1:2003, State OSHA Manual Handling Publications (various), NIOSH Publication 2007-131, GWO-BST Version 7.
* Additional fees may apply when booking this course as a single course and not in combination with other courses
Four-day course that combines four GWO modules: Working At Height with Manual Handling, Fire Awareness, and First Aid.
*Also available as a three-day refresher course for those have already completed all courses within the last two years.
This two-day training course focuses on the challenges of confined spaces within wind turbines. Proper confined space permits and documentation will be addressed as well as skills and rescue devices needed for confined space entry and rescues. In classroom and practical learning methods will both be used.
This two-day training course focuses on the access and egress conditions of a wind turbine environment. Following a lesson plan for working at height, participants receive the necessary basic knowledge and skills through theory and practical training to use basic PFPE and perform safe work at height and safe comprehensive basic rescue from height in a remote wind turbine environment.
Four Days of GWO Training that include two main modules and a single rescuer version of each: Nacelle, Tower and Basement Rescue along with Hub, Spinner and Inside Blade rescue. These modules teach entry-type casualty rescue operations in a turbine using industry standard rescue equipment, rescue methods and techniques, exceeding those of GWO Working At Heights.
Prerequisites: GWO BST: GWO 1002, GWO 101, GWO 102 and GWO 3002
TH2001: Expands upon the skills learned in Basic First Aid, CPR and AED and teaches technicians how to respond to medical emergencies that occur while working at heights. This class is designed to train technicians how to respond to specific hazards and scenarios that could occur while working, specifically on wind turbines.
Prerequisites: Basic First Aid, CPR, and AED
Five-day course that combines WE1002, TH1001, and CSER2002.
*The three-day refresher version of this course is also available for $1,350.
Optimum offers three levels of courses to interested rope access technicians who use rope access as the primary means of accessing their worksite. The Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians (SPRAT) is a North American trade organization that publishes consensus standards and certifies workers to three separate standards.
Level I Technician
An individual who performs rope access work. A Level I Technician may only work under the direct, on-site supervision of a Rope Access Lead Technician or Supervisor.
Each SPRAT class at Optimum will prepare each candidate to meet the certification requirements for their designated level. These are 4-day/40 hour courses followed by a 1-day evaluation with an independent SPRAT evaluator.
Each class includes 4 days of instruction covering the appropriate levels of skill as described in SPRAT's standards.
SPRAT CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ROPE ACCESS WORK
* This is a physically and mentally demanding class. Participants will be required to spend a sufficient amount of time studying written material and executing demanding physical skills. Anyone questioning their ability is encouraged to consult Optimum Academy prior to registering.
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Optimum offers three levels of courses to interested rope access technicians who use rope access as the primary means of accessing their worksite. The Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians (SPRAT) is a North American trade organization that publishes consensus standards and certifies workers to three separate standards.
Level II Technician
An individual who is responsible for physically conducting rope access operations and/or safety evaluations of rope access operations, including maintenance of associated access equipment and performs all Rope Access Lead Technician duties as assigned in the employer’s rope access work program
Each SPRAT class at Optimum will prepare each candidate to meet the certification requirements for their designated level. These are 4-day/40 hour courses followed by a 1-day evaluation with an independent SPRAT evaluator.
Each class includes 4 days of instruction covering the appropriate levels of skill as described in SPRAT's standards.
SPRAT CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ROPE ACCESS WORK
* This is a physically and mentally demanding class. Participants will be required to spend a sufficient amount of time studying written material and executing demanding physical skills. Anyone questioning their ability is encouraged to consult Optimum Academy prior to registering.
Contact Us For Pricing
Optimum offers three levels of courses to interested rope access technicians who use rope access as the primary means of accessing their worksite. The Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians (SPRAT) is a North American trade organization that publishes consensus standards and certifies workers to three separate standards.
Level III Technician
An individual who is responsible for the overall rope access work site and performs all Rope Access Supervisor duties as assigned in the employer’s rope access work program.
Each SPRAT class at Optimum will prepare each candidate to meet the certification requirements for their designated level. These are 4-day/40 hour courses followed by a 1-day evaluation with an independent SPRAT evaluator.
Each class includes 4 days of instruction covering the appropriate levels of skill as described in SPRAT's standards.
SPRAT CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ROPE ACCESS WORK
* This is a physically and mentally demanding class. Participants will be required to spend a sufficient amount of time studying written material and executing demanding physical skills. Anyone questioning their ability is encouraged to consult Optimum Academy prior to registering.
Contact Us For Pricing
