Wind Turbine Courses
Since 1986, Gravitec Systems, Inc., has been PROTECTING WORKERS AT HEIGHT by improving their skills, knowledge, and equipment through fall protection, rope access and rescue training. People have been working at height for centuries but only recently have regulatory agencies, employers, families, and workers begun to take appropriate steps to reduce the social and financial toll of fall-related injuries and deaths.
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Wind Turbine Authorized Rescue
Gravitec’s Wind Turbine Authorized Rescue Course is a course focused on rescue from common wind farm structures using commercially available rescue systems. Concentrating on the use of a planned approach to working at heights, this course begins with both basic fall protection and rescue theory and how rescuers should protect themselves on structures.
Competent Wind Turbine Climber And Rescue Refresher
Gravitec’s Competent Wind turbine Climber and Rescue & Refresher Course combines classroom sessions with practical hands-on exercises. Focusing on a planned approach to working at height, this course begins with basic fall protection theory, including the five methods of the fall protection hierarchy, and applicable local and state fall protection and rescue regulations and standards.
Competent Wind Turbine Climber And Rescue Refresher
Gravitec’s Competent Wind turbine Climber and Rescue & Refresher Course combines classroom sessions with practical hands-on exercises. Focusing on a planned approach to working at height, this course begins with basic fall protection theory, including the five methods of the fall protection hierarchy, and applicable local and state fall protection and rescue regulations and standards.
Wind Turbine Train The Trainer and Refresher
Gravitec’s Wind Turbine Train the Trainer and Refresher Program provides student trainers with the technical knowledge and resource materials necessary to deliver professional, in-house fall protection and rescue training. Student Trainers are expected to have previous experience using active fall protection systems and delivering skill-based training (i.e. first aid, rope access, vehicle operation, etc.).