GWO Basic Technical Training (GWO-BTT-4Modules) (โทรจองผ่านแอดมินเท่านั้น)
GWO Basic Technical Training (GWO-BTT-4Modules)

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GWO Basic Technical Training (GWO-BTT-4Modules) (โทรจองผ่านแอดมินเท่านั้น) Course Name: GWO Basic Technical Training (GWO-BTT-4Modules) Training Duration: 4.5 Days (Including Theory & Practical Training) Training Time: 08:00 – 17:00 Delegate to Trainer Ratio: Theory 12 Students to 1 Instructor & Practical 12 Students to 2 Instructors. Certification: Certificate to be issued by Global Wind Organisation (GWO). Certification Validity Period: Statement of Attainment valid for 2 years from date of issue. Training Location: 3M Safety Training Center Thailand /or Onsite. Overview: The requirements for this basic technical training courses that are provided by GWO. The full standard training comprises of four modules: Module 1: Mechanical (BTTM) Module 2: Electrical (BTTE) Module 3: Hydraulic (BTTH) Module 4: Bolt Tightening (BTTB) The aim of this Basic Technical Training prepares participants for further company specific training by providing them with the necessary training to perform basic hydraulic, mechanical, electrical and bolt tightening tasks. This course will not make the participant a trained person who is allowed to perform hydraulic, mechanical, electrical or bolt tightening work without supervision. Upon completion of the Advance Rescue Training Standard, participants will be able to access and rescue an injured person from the hub and the nacelle, tower, and basement section of a wind turbine. These training modules can be delivered independently of one another or as stand-alone training. Target Audience: Personnel who have no previous experience of hydraulic, mechanical, electrical or installation systems, or working with energy powered bolt tightening, but may also be used to upskill candidates who have some knowledge but not of its application in wind turbines. Student Prerequisites: Students should be physically fit and able to participate in moderately strenuous practical activities. Students shall be following Drug / Alcohol Policy. Students don’t were any short trouser and sandal to Training Center. Student shall prepare and were Safety Boots for Training. Document Prerequisite for Training:  Medical Checkup Document.  Copy of ID. Card /or Passport.  Personal WINDA ID. GWO-BTTM Learning Objectives: After having successfully completed this lesson, the participants can: 1. Understand to mechanical introduction for main components of the structure, main mechanical systems and how a turbine works. 2. Understand and Apply best practices to mechanical safety for why mechanical safety?, safety signs, types of PPE and the importance of appropriate isolation. 3. Understand and Be able to identify the principles of bolted and welded connections as covered to the principles of bolt connections, the locations of important bolted and welded connections, inspection of welded connections, bolt connections and correct tightening tools. 4. Understand and Be able to use of manual tightening and measuring tools as covered metric system, selecting and using the correct manual tightening tools, correctly setting and using a torque wrench, feeler gauges, callipers and dial gauge. 5. Understand the function and operating principles of gearbox and Be able to perform inspection of the gearbox. 6. Understand the function of the mechanical and aerodynamic braking system and Be able to perform inspection of the mechanical brake system. 7. Understand the function of the yaw system and Be able to perform Inspection of the yaw system. 8. Understand cooling system as covered components requiring cooling and why important and Be able to perform inspection of the cooling systems. 9. Understand lubrication system as covered components requiring lubrication and why important and Be able to perform inspection of the lubrication systems. GWO-BTTE Learning Objectives: After having successfully completed this lesson, the participants can: 1. Understand to electricity introduction for direct current, ohm’s law, alternating current and alternating current/direct current. 2. Understand and Apply best practices to electrical safety for why electrical safety?, low/high voltage, PE and GFCI/RCD, stored energy, static electricity, safety signs, types of PPE and the importance of appropriate isolation. 3. Understand to the principles of electrical components as covered resistors, batteries, switches, contactors, relays, diodes, bridge rectifiers, capacitors, transformers, generators and motors, fuses and circuit breakers, processors and control systems. 4. Understand to sensors introduction for wind sensors, temperatures, position sensors and other sensors. 5. Understand the electrical circuits as covered symbols and diagrams and Be able to perform assembly of an electrical circuit. 6. Understand the electrical measuring instruments as covered symbols and settings on electrical instruments and how to measure with electrical measuring instruments and Be able to perform measuring points of the system. GWO-BTTH Learning Objectives: After having successfully completed this lesson, the participants can: 1. Understand to hydraulic introduction for the hydraulic system and pascal’s law. 2. Understand and Apply best practices to hydraulic safety for why hydraulic safety?, high pressure systems, stored energy, safety signs, chemicals, types of PPE and the importance of appropriate isolation. 3. Understand to pumps introduction and pump exercise. 4. Understand to actuators introduction. 5. Understand to valves introduction for directional control valves, pressure relief valves, pressure reduction valves, needle valves, non return valves, throttle valves and restrictor valves. 6. Understand to accumulators introduction and pre-charge pressure. 7. Understand to sensors introduction and pressure sensors. 8. Understand to pipes, hoses, connections, oil transfer and hydraulic connections. 9. Understand to Oil and filters and Apply best practices to handling oil procedures/cleanliness, collecting an oil sample, check oil level and filters condition. 10. Understand the hydraulic diagrams and symbols and Be able to identifying measuring points. 11. Understand pressure measuring tools (pressure gauge/manometer) and Be able to perform pressure measuring. GWO-BTTB Learning Objectives: After having successfully completed this lesson, the participants can: 1. Understand Bolt tightening in the wind industry for limitations of the training, recap of the BTT Mechanical, bolt tightening theory and quality assurance in bolt tightening. 2. Understand and Be able to perform bolt torquing using energy powered tools as covered introduction to bolt torquing in the wind industry using energy powered tools and accessories with included attitude requirements for working with energy powered torquing tools and accessories. 3. Understand and Apply best practices to planning and preparation for bolt torquing as covered planning the task, preparing for the task and planning for safety. 4. Understand and Be able to perform safely and correctly torque bolts using a combination of electrical and hydraulic tools as covered setting up equipment for use, bolt torquing, bolt loosening, safety, quality and trouble shooting. 5. Understand and Be able to perform pack up and review for bolt torquing as covered post-use inspection, packing and post-job documentation. 6. Understand the function of the mechanical and aerodynamic braking system and Be able to perform inspection of the mechanical brake system. 7. Understand and Be able to perform bolt tensioning using energy powered tools as covered introduction to bolt tensioning in the wind industry using energy powered tools and accessories with included attitude requirements for working with energy powered tensioning tools and accessories. 8. Understand and Apply best practices to planning for bolt tensioning and preparation as covered planning the task, preparing for the task and planning for safety. 9. Understand and Be able to perform safely and correctly tension bolts using hydraulic tools as covered setting up equipment for use, bolt tensioning, bolt loosening, safety, quality and trouble shooting. 10. Understand and Be able to perform pack up and review for bolt tensioning as covered post-use inspection, packing and post-job documentation. 11. Understand and Apply best practices for using mechanical handling aids with bolt tightening tasks as covered mechanical handling aids typically used in the wind industry, using mechanical handling aids, hazards associated with using mechanical handling aids and mitigating hazards associated with mechanical handling aids.