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Technical training for the wind turbine industry
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Available training types within each turbine
Module Dura- tion Type of training Target group Max partic. Leaning objectives Turbine
5 days Theoretical Techs, operation, asset and risk management 12 Understand all documentation, complete turbine technology and function description, manual operation and all typical Achilles heels in the turbine, create foundation for trouble shooting. Understand electrical, hydraulically and mechanical isolation as well as turbine safety matters for safe work in the turbine.
Maintenance
2-4 days Practical in field Techs, operation management 6 Understand the maintenance checklist and related work instructions, focus on “unwritten” checkpoints and well known turbine issues, refreshing manual operation IRL
Operational challenges
1-4 days Theoretical Techs, operation management 12 Well known typical issues from the specific turbine, and how techs and site management can become more proactive in the matter of dealing with these often seen issues. Understand error and consequens errors for better trouble shooting
Main component
2-5 days Theoretical & Practical Techs, operation, asset and risk management 5-12 General or turbine specific blade or gearbox training with focus on understanding impact from daily operation, damage development, how to inspect and report in a proper way, as well as how to maintain the specific main component.
Field support
2-3 days Practical in field Techs, site,
management 6 Focus on site specific trouble shooting related to selected systems and components, turbine training practical refreshment, how to increase unit / park performance with reference to operational condition. Training developed upon client turbine operation data and error logs
Performance surveillance
2 days Theoretical Operation, asset, risk, and contractual management 8 Strong focus on the individual turbines performance by being able to understand and evaluate operational data and the consequences of these in the daily operation. Improve your operational excellence and become able to question your own or your OEM operation staff.
EOW
2-3 days Practical in field Asset and risk management, EOW inspecting techs 6 Site specific challenges and turbine conditions, with reference to installation / commissioning punch lists and available operational data, unit / park performance
- evaluation. Complete “walk down” is carried out
On-line support
2-8 hours Remotely by team viewer Techs, operation, asset and risk management 12 Technical support planned to work in extension with e.g. reliability meetings to pass
- n the solutions for performance improvement to the techs in the field
On-site “Panic support”
1-? days Practical, on-site consultancy by
Techs, operation, asset and risk management Maximum 3 Groups of 2 participants “Firefighting”, root cause analysis on specific systems and components, support with planning and understanding work instructions for e.g. gearbox, generator exchange etc..
