GWO

• WINDA ID  
• Photographic ID
• Minimum age 18

The GWO Sea Survival programme at OEG Training provides learners with the knowledge and practical capability to work safely in offshore environments and respond effectively to emergencies at sea. This training covers offshore hazards, vessel transfers, survival techniques, life‑saving appliances, helicopter rescue procedures, hypothermia prevention, and safe evacuation from offshore structures.

You will learn how to prepare for and manage offshore emergencies, perform safe transfers between vessels and turbines, use personal protective equipment (PPE), personal flotation devices (PFDs), and apply survival techniques in open water. Through realistic, scenario‑based exercises, learners develop the confidence and competence to respond effectively to offshore incidents, vessel emergencies, and man‑overboard situations.

The course is designed to enhance offshore safety, reduce marine‑related risks, and meet the latest Global Wind Organisation (GWO) standards required by employers across the global wind sector.

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At the end of the full GWO Sea Survival programme, you will be able to confidently perform safe vessel transfers, respond to offshore emergencies, and apply effective survival techniques in open water. You will be able to use life‑saving appliances, manage hypothermia risks, support helicopter rescue operations, and follow structured emergency procedures during offshore incidents. 

You will demonstrate the ability to evacuate safely, assist others during marine emergencies, and maintain personal and team safety in challenging offshore conditions. You will also be able to communicate clearly during sea‑based emergencies and contribute to a coordinated response, meeting the latest GWO global safety standards required by the wind industry.