GWO

• WINDA ID  
• Photographic ID 
• Minimum age 18

The GWO Working at Height (WAH) programme at OEG Training provides learners with the knowledge and practical capability to work safely at height in wind‑turbine environments. This training covers fall‑prevention systems, climbing techniques, rescue procedures, equipment inspection, anchor‑point selection, and safe‑system‑of‑work principles, all aligned with current GWO requirements.

You will learn how to climb safely using fixed‑ladder systems, use fall‑arrest and work‑positioning equipment, manage energy‑absorbing lanyards, and perform rescues using certified rescue devices. Practical elements include ladder ascent/descent, platform transfers, evacuation techniques, casualty‑lowering systems, and safe use of PPE and rescue equipment.

The course is designed to enhance turbine‑access safety, reduce fall‑related risks, and meet the latest GWO Working at Height requirements recognised across the global wind‑energy sector.

For further information please click on Global Wind Organisation (GWO) 

At the end of the full GWO Working at Height (WAH) programme, you will be able to confidently work safely at height, use fall‑protection systems correctly, and perform rescues in wind‑turbine environments. You will be able to identify hazards, select appropriate equipment, follow safe‑system‑of‑work procedures, and manage emergency situations effectively.

You will demonstrate competence in climbing systems, fall‑arrest equipment, rescue techniques, anchor‑point selection, equipment inspection, and safe‑work communication, meeting the latest GWO global safety standards required across the wind‑energy industry.