Upon completion of the GWO EFA delegates will be able to administer safe, effective and immediate lifesaving and enhanced first aid measures to save life and give assistance in remote areas using advanced emergency equipment and medical teleconsultation.
The basic safety training is designed to provide personnel with the skills that will enable them to work in a safe manner in the wind industry and to meet emergency response training requirements for personnel new to the global wind industry. It is designed to accommodate personnel working both onshore and offshore.
The aim of this module is to administer safe and effective first aid in the wind turbine industry/WTG environment in accordance with GWO First Aid training through theoretical and practical training.
After completion of the course, the trainee will have achieved skills and basic knowledge about:
Legislation global and regional
First aid guidelines ERC and AHA
Risks and hazards
Anatomy, structure, functions and symptoms
Use of first aid principles in emergency situations
Serious and minor illness and injuries
Management of an incident
Safety awareness in an emergency situation
Emergency rescue team
Primary and secondary incidents
Life saving first aid
A-B-C principles and primary survey
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and practice exercise
AED safety procedures and correct use of an AED
Managing minor and serious incidents
Psychological first aid
Demonstration of first aid equipments
Scenario based training
API connection types and ring gaskets
Oilfield terminology
Local and national legislation/risks/hazards
Human anatomy and vital signs
Chain of survival
The importance of carrying out basic and enhanced first aid in a safe and sound manner
Management of an emergency situation in an wind turbine generator environment
Stopping catastrophic bleeding
Establishing and maintaining an airway
Supplementary ventilation
Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Using basic and advanced first aid equipment in a first aid scenario
Resuscitation
• Primary and secondary survey
CABCDE principle
• Immediate life threatening illnesses
Telemedical consultation and medical/rescue assistance
Preparing the casualty for transfer to nominated evacuation/rescue point
Immobilisation where required or other non-medical mitigation e.g. cooling gels
Medical pain relief and the role of clinical governance
Escorting the casualty to the nominated evacuation/rescue point providing continued Enhanced First Aid
Acting as a leader in first aid situation
The basic safety training is designed to provide personnel with the skills that will enable them to work in a safe manner in the wind industry and to meet emergency response training requirements for personnel new to the global wind industry. It is designed to accommodate personnel working both onshore and offshore.
The aim of this module is to administer safe and effective first aid in the wind turbine industry/WTG environment in accordance with GWO First Aid training through theoretical and practical training.
Upon completion of the GWO EFA delegates will be able to administer safe, effective and immediate lifesaving and enhanced first aid measures to save life and give assistance in remote areas using advanced emergency equipment and medical teleconsultation.
After completion of the course, the trainee will have achieved skills and basic knowledge about:
Legislation global and regional
First aid guidelines ERC and AHA
Risks and hazards
Anatomy, structure, functions and symptoms
Use of first aid principles in emergency situations
Serious and minor illness and injuries
Management of an incident
Safety awareness in an emergency situation
Emergency rescue team
Primary and secondary incidents
Life saving first aid
A-B-C principles and primary survey
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and practice exercise
AED safety procedures and correct use of an AED
Managing minor and serious incidents
Psychological first aid
Demonstration of first aid equipments
Scenario based training
API connection types and ring gaskets
Oilfield terminology
Local and national legislation/risks/hazards
Human anatomy and vital signs
Chain of survival
The importance of carrying out basic and enhanced first aid in a safe and sound manner
Management of an emergency situation in an wind turbine generator environment
Stopping catastrophic bleeding
Establishing and maintaining an airway
Supplementary ventilation
Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Using basic and advanced first aid equipment in a first aid scenario
Resuscitation
• Primary and secondary survey
CABCDE principle
• Immediate life threatening illnesses
Telemedical consultation and medical/rescue assistance
Preparing the casualty for transfer to nominated evacuation/rescue point
Immobilisation where required or other non-medical mitigation e.g. cooling gels
Medical pain relief and the role of clinical governance
Escorting the casualty to the nominated evacuation/rescue point providing continued Enhanced First Aid
Acting as a leader in first aid situation
*The price is excluding applicable VAT.
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