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GWO BST (Global Wind Organization Basic Safety Training) is a training standard for wind energy workers. It provides a common foundation of knowledge and understanding of the key health and safety risks in the wind energy industry, such as working at heights, manual handling, fire awareness and first aid.

The standard is designed to be a common baseline for all wind energy workers, regardless of their specific role or location, and to provide a globally recognized and consistent level of knowledge and understanding. The aim of the standard is to enhance safety and reduce the risk of accidents in the wind energy industry, by ensuring that all workers have a common understanding of key health and safety issues.

The training covers topics such as working at heights, manual handling, fire awareness and first aid, and is delivered by certified training providers. The course typically lasts for two days, and upon completion, participants receive a GWO BST certificate, valid for two years. To maintain their certification, workers must complete a refresher course before the expiration of their certificate.

GWO BST is an important certification for workers in the wind energy industry, as it demonstrates their commitment to health and safety, and helps to ensure that they have the knowledge and skills needed to work safely in this high-risk environment. 

GWO ART (Global Wind Organization Advanced Rescue Training) is a set of standardized training modules for wind energy workers that provides advanced training in rescue techniques. The training covers a range of scenarios, such as working at heights, water rescue, and evacuation procedures.

The goal of GWO ART is to ensure that wind energy workers have the skills and knowledge necessary to perform advanced rescues in the event of an emergency. The training is designed to prepare workers for a range of scenarios, such as working at heights, water rescue, and evacuation procedures, and to help reduce the risk of accidents and improve the overall safety performance of wind energy projects.

GWO ART training is delivered by certified training providers and covers a range of advanced rescue techniques, such as working at heights rescue, water rescue, and evacuation procedures. The training is delivered over a series of modules, and upon completion, participants receive a GWO ART certificate, valid for two years. To maintain their certification, workers must complete a refresher course before the expiration of their certificate.

GWO ART is an important certification for wind energy workers, as it demonstrates their advanced rescue skills and commitment to health and safety, and helps to ensure that they have the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively in the event of an emergency.

NFPA-70E, also known as the National Fire Protection Association's Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace, is a standard that provides guidelines for electrical safety in the workplace. The standard is designed to help employers and employees reduce the risk of electrical hazards, and to ensure that electrical installations and equipment are safe to use.

The standard covers a range of electrical safety issues, including electrical hazards, shock protection, arc flash protection, and electrical safe work practices. It provides guidelines for assessing electrical hazards, selecting personal protective equipment (PPE), and developing and implementing safe work procedures for electrical tasks.

NFPA-70E applies to all types of workplaces, including industrial, commercial, and residential, and is intended for use by electrical workers, employers, safety professionals, and others who are involved in electrical safety. The standard is updated regularly to reflect changes in technology and industry practices, and is widely recognized as an authoritative source of information on electrical safety in the workplace.

Compliance with NFPA-70E is not mandatory, but it is widely accepted as the best practice for electrical safety in the workplace. Employers who adopt the standard are demonstrating their commitment to electrical safety, and are helping to ensure that their workers are protected from electrical hazards on the job.

The budget friendly solution to jumpstart your career in wind. We partnered with leading service providers in wind to bring the best industry practices forward - creating higher standards of safety in the industry. Our comprehensive training option makes getting into the industry with the proper training simple and affordable. When you choose RTC for your Climb Ready training, you'll be fully trained and certified to work in wind. 

What's included? 

-NFPA 70E Low Voltage 

-GWO Basic Safety Training (includes First Aid, Fire Awareness, Manual Handling & Working At Heights Modules)

-Hytorc Training

-Fall Risk, Protection & Awareness 

-Tower Evacuation & Self-Rescue 

-Basics & Inspections of Personal Protective Equipment 

-Participation Assessment & Feedback + Letter of Recommendation to Hire by RTC 

Optional Add-ons:

-GWO Advanced Rescue Training

-NFPA 70E High Voltage 

-Rescue Equipment Training - We offer device specific training options for TSL, Skylotec, and ProtecTTion.

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 Streamline your climbs with the 3S Lift Climb Auto System. This ladder-mounted device, operated by a single technician, efficiently transports personnel and equipment up a wind turbine in just 5 minutes without the exertion of traditional climbing.

The 3S Lift user training equips technicians with in-depth knowledge of the system, including its components, functionality, and safety protocols—from securing the Fall Arrester to emergency evacuations.

Completion of this training is mandatory for all system users and is typically provided during initial installation and at regular maintenance intervals. New hires and visiting contractors must complete this training to obtain their 3S certification.

Through a strategic partnership between RTC and 3S, consistent and accessible training courses are ensured, supporting users of the 3S Climb Auto System and enhancing operational proficiency.

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Work At Heights training is a type of safety training that focuses on the safe and proper techniques for working at heights in various industries, including construction, oil and gas, and wind energy. The training covers the hazards associated with working at heights, such as falls, and provides workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely in elevated environments.

Work At Heights training typically covers topics such as fall protection systems, such as safety harnesses and lanyards, ladder safety, scaffolding safety, and aerial lift safety. The training may also include hands-on instruction and practice in the use of fall protection equipment and the proper techniques for working at heights.

The goal of Work At Heights training is to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries associated with working at heights, and to ensure that workers have the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely in elevated environments. The training is often required by law for workers in certain industries, and is also a best practice for employers who are committed to ensuring the safety of their workers.

Work At Heights training is typically delivered by certified trainers, and may be offered as a standalone course or as part of a larger safety training program. Upon completion of the training, workers may receive a certificate of completion, which can be used to demonstrate their competence and commitment to safety in the workplace.

Manual Handling training is a type of safety training that focuses on the safe and proper techniques for lifting, carrying, and moving objects in the workplace. The training covers the hazards associated with manual handling, such as back injuries, and provides workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform manual handling tasks safely.

Manual Handling training typically covers topics such as body mechanics, proper lifting techniques, and the use of equipment, such as hand trucks and hoists, to reduce the risk of injury. The training may also include hands-on instruction and practice in the use of manual handling equipment and the proper techniques for lifting and carrying objects.

The goal of Manual Handling training is to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injuries and other physical health problems associated with manual handling, and to ensure that workers have the knowledge and skills necessary to perform manual handling tasks safely. The training is often required by law for workers in certain industries, and is also a best practice for employers who are committed to ensuring the safety of their workers.

Manual Handling training is typically delivered by certified trainers, and may be offered as a standalone course or as part of a larger safety training program. Upon completion of the training, workers may receive a certificate of completion, which can be used to demonstrate their competence and commitment to safety in the workplace.

LOTO, which stands for Lockout/Tagout, is a type of safety training that focuses on the proper procedures for isolating hazardous energy sources in the workplace. The training covers the hazards associated with hazardous energy, such as electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic, and provides workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to lock out and tag out hazardous energy sources safely.

LOTO training typically covers topics such as the identification of hazardous energy sources, the use of locks and tags to isolate hazardous energy, and the procedures for verifying that hazardous energy sources have been properly isolated before beginning maintenance or repair work. The training may also include hands-on instruction and practice in the use of locks and tags, and the proper procedures for locking out and tagging out hazardous energy sources.

The goal of LOTO training is to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries associated with hazardous energy, and to ensure that workers have the knowledge and skills necessary to isolate hazardous energy sources safely. The training is often required by law for workers in certain industries, and is also a best practice for employers who are committed to ensuring the safety of their workers.

LOTO training is typically delivered by certified trainers, and may be offered as a standalone course or as part of a larger safety training program. Upon completion of the training, workers may receive a certificate of completion, which can be used to demonstrate their competence and commitment to safety in the workplace.

Fire Awareness training is a type of safety training that focuses on the recognition and prevention of fire hazards in the workplace. The training covers the causes and sources of fires, and provides workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent and respond to fires in the workplace.

Fire Awareness training typically covers topics such as fire prevention and protection, fire safety equipment, and the proper use of fire extinguishers. The training may also include hands-on instruction and practice in the use of fire extinguishers and other fire safety equipment, and the proper procedures for responding to fires in the workplace.

The goal of Fire Awareness training is to reduce the risk of fires and fire-related accidents and injuries in the workplace, and to ensure that workers have the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent and respond to fires effectively. The training is often required by law for workers in certain industries, and is also a best practice for employers who are committed to ensuring the safety of their workers.

Fire Awareness training is typically delivered by certified trainers, and may be offered as a standalone course or as part of a larger safety training program. Upon completion of the training, workers may receive a certificate of completion, which can be used to demonstrate their competence and commitment to safety in the workplace.

First Aid/CPR/AED training is a type of safety training that focuses on the provision of immediate medical assistance in emergency situations. The training covers the recognition and response to common emergencies, such as heart attacks, strokes, and choking, and provides workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide life-saving assistance in these situations.

First Aid/CPR/AED training typically covers topics such as basic life support, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs). The training may also include hands-on instruction and practice in CPR and AED use, and the proper procedures for responding to emergencies such as heart attacks and choking.

The goal of First Aid/CPR/AED training is to equip workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide life-saving assistance in emergency situations, and to reduce the risk of serious injury or death in these situations. The training is often required by law for workers in certain industries, and is also a best practice for employers who are committed to ensuring the safety of their workers.

First Aid/CPR/AED training is typically delivered by certified trainers, and may be offered as a standalone course or as part of a larger safety training program. Upon completion of the training, workers may receive a certificate of completion, which can be used to demonstrate their competence and commitment to safety in the workplace.

Our all-inclusive training option for renewable companies makes getting techs to and through training easy and affordable. 

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When you send your team of techs to RTC for training, you'll get:

-Techs fully trained and certified to work in wind

-Course materials and company gear with your logos will be issued on your behalf 

-Your Company specific training using your logos and overview of your company policies 

-Complimentary transportation for your techs to and from training and the airport

-Meals & Lodging provided to your techs during training

What's taught during training: 

-NFPA 70E Low Voltage

-NFPA 70E High Voltage

-First Aid/CPR/AED

-Manual Handling

-Basic Multimeter Use

-LOTO

-Basic Hand Tool Use

-Hydraulic Tool Use

-Basic Shematics Trianing

-Work at Heights Training

*Our team of experts will work closely with you to develop a custom training program for your new hires. 

**Upgrade and get your techs equip with their own rescue device & device training.

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