Our GWO Sea Survival course is designed for individuals working in the offshore wind industry or related sectors who require the GWO Basic Safety Training Sea Survival Module certificate. This essential training prepares participants to handle emergencies at sea by combining theoretical knowledge with practical exercises. The course focuses on survival techniques, emergency procedures, and the correct use of life-saving appliances, ensuring that delegates are equipped to respond effectively in challenging offshore environments.
Upon successful completion of the GWO Sea Survival course, participants will be able to recognize the dangers and symptoms associated with hypothermia and drowning, understand the use and limitations of various life-saving appliances and personal protective equipment, and demonstrate safe transfer techniques between vessels, docks, and wind turbine foundations. The training also covers emergency and safety procedures on installations and vessels, as well as search and rescue operations and the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System. Delegates will gain practical experience in man overboard recovery, first aid, and evacuation procedures, ensuring they are prepared for real-life scenarios at sea.
This course is a core component of the Global Wind Organization (GWO) Basic Safety Training and is intended for anyone needing certification to work offshore in the wind energy sector. All training is delivered by experienced instructors in accordance with GWO standards, ensuring that participants meet industry requirements for safety and competence.