GWO BST has been held, June 15 – June 19
GWO BST has been held, June 15 – June 19
GWO BST (Global Wind Organisation Basic Safety Training) is made for wind turbine technicians and personnel to acquire skills to respond in the event of emergency and to control and mitigate hazards within the wind industry. GWO BST consists of 5 modules, 
i.e., Manual Handling, Fire Awareness, Working at Heights, First Aid and Sea Survival. The training this time was delivered 4 modules excluding Sea Survival.
I would like to introduce highlighted scene from the practical training of Working at Heights, which is a big feature of BST.
Correctly fit the harness and lanyard and review the basic action
Rescue of casualty inside of a ladder using a rescue dummy. Learning how the casualty should be treated after been descended.
Let me share one of the comments from the delegates.
“The examples presented during the lecture was very clear and I could retain my interest in the training. I would like to bring what I learned here to my work place so that we can apply the rescue method by discussing what can be responsive or unresponsive. “
It will be a real pleasure for us if you could find our training informative for your work environment. The training was very fruitful with very constructive discussion during the lecture and active participation during the practical, although the training lasted for 5 days long. We, as a staff, also had much to learn throughout the training. Thank you very much for joining the training! (From NSTC)
The training was the first GWO 5 day course since we had launched GWO full training in April. We will try our best to improve the quality of the training. 
We are looking forward to receiving inquiry from the personnel working within the wind industry.
