This course familiarizes students with OSHA requirements related to the wind power generation industry. As the fastest-growing segment of renewable energy production, U.S. and Canadian commercial wind farms are experiencing annual growth of 25%. Employers in this sector seek skilled safety and health professionals and technicians for operation and maintenance activities at local wind farm sites.
This course familiarizes students with OSHA requirements related to the wind power generation industry. As the fastest-growing segment of renewable energy production, U.S. and Canadian commercial wind farms are experiencing annual growth of 25%. Employers in this sector seek skilled safety and health professionals and technicians for operation and maintenance activities at local wind farm sites.
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to locate OSHA standards applicable to the wind power generation industry and identify relevant American National Standards for specific wind power equipment and operations. They will also recognize and understand key subjects, including an introduction to wind energy, how wind power systems work, general training requirements, medical and first aid procedures, personal protective equipment, fall protection, confined spaces, fire protection, lockout/tagout procedures, crane, derrick, and hoist safety, electrical safety, and machine guarding.
This course is intended for construction managers, supervisors and managers of employees who install or work on wind generation systems, safety supervisors, training managers, industrial hygienists, and individuals associated with federal agency collateral duty safety and health personnel.
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