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GWO is beginning its review process for Advanced Rescue and Enhanced First Aid, beginning with a questionnaire for stakeholders.
Stakeholders can now support the Enhanced First Aid and Advanced Rescue Training standard review by completing our questionnaire.
With updated versions of the standard due in April 2019, we need your feedback to help our working groups identify areas in the standards that should be enhanced or improved.
Please choose one of the following links to begin:
Responses to the questionnaires will be compiled and fed into the ART/EFA review process for consideration by the GWO Training Committee.
GWO is also inviting stakeholders to consider applying for a role on the working groups supporting this review. If you or a colleague are interested, please emil GWO at info@globalwindsafety.org marking your subject 'EFA/ART Review Working Group'.
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