Wild Horse Wind Farm

Field landscape.
Man on top of wind turbine using fall protection.
Man standing on top of wind turbine using fall protection.
Man standing on top of wind turbine using fall protection.
Workers using fall protection.
Workers using fall protection.
Two workers on top of a wind turbine using fall protection.
Close up of Wind Turbine.
Wind Turbines
Man helping another worker with his fall protection gear.
Man helping another worker with his fall protection gear.
Man helping another worker with his fall protection gear.
Two men climbing a ladder inside a wind turbine.
Two men climbing a ladder inside a wind turbine.
Two men climbing a ladder inside a wind turbine.
Two men climbing a ladder inside a wind turbine.
Workers climbing a ladder inside a wind turbine.
Row of wind turbines with sky.

An Eastern Washington sunrise is incredible, especially at 221 feet. From the top of a wind turbine at Wild Horse Renewable Energy Center the sun catches a sea of giant turbines spinning out across the horizon, down to the Columbia river.

But our fall protection trainers didn’t wake up at 2 AM for the views. They spent the day in the confined spaces of the swaying turbine practicing rescue scenarios.

From a tricky redirect in a tight spot to an unconscious climber hanging 100 feet off the nearest platform, wind turbine rescue can be difficult and dangerous.

We created the G4 Rescue & Evacuation System for just these challenges. Our trainers are constantly putting it to the challenge to prove it’s the most versatile wind rescue system available.

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