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The Safety & Training Awards Return for it's 4th edition!
Are you ready to shine a spotlight on the incredible instructors and training teams that keep the wind workforce safe? The GWO Safety & Training Awards return for their 4th edition, and this year, we’re inviting you to take part in celebrating the very best in wind safety and training.
What’s New This Year?
This season marks the second year of the Instructor of the Year award—an opportunity to honour the dedication, expertise, and impact of the individuals shaping the future of wind energy safety. It’s also your chance to compete for Training Team of the Year, nominate a rising star for the Young Achiever award, or simply vote for an inspiring instructor who deserves recognition.
Past Winners Who Inspire
Join a growing legacy of winners from around the world, including ENSA North America (USA), Taiwan International Windpower Corporation (Taiwan), SP-Wind (South Africa), Salvacon (Mexico), and RelyOn (UK). Who will take the stage this year?
Whether you’re aiming for the top spot, supporting a talented colleague, or helping highlight an outstanding instructor, now is the time to step up and make your mark. Let’s celebrate the passion, skill, and dedication that drive safety in the wind industry.
Mark your calendars and bring your “A” game—we can’t wait to see what you’ve got!
In 2024, Basic Technical Training (BTT) made up almost 10% of all modules uploaded to WINDA, with the recently added Bolt Tightening module seeing significant uptake, particularly in the USA. GWO Training Committee Chair Ann Duedahl highlights the importance of expanding the availability of this and other training standards to enhance workforce safety and skill development.
New member RES will bring four decades of global expertise to GWO, as they work together to strive for an injury-free work environment. RES’ safety leadership processes are overseen by the global Safety Leadership Team (SLT), ensuring an ongoing commitment to assessing safety performance, advocating reporting and preventing incidents.
Learn more about the latest WINDA API updates in GWO's forthcoming webinars.
Groundbreaking programme launched to deliver a two-way transition for Oil & Gas Technicians working in Wind.
The latest IQT webinar on Human Factors marked the start of a year-long collaboration between GWO and Dr Ruby Roberts, Chartered Psychologist and Chancellor's Fellow at Robert Gordon University, who is currently researching the role of human factors in offshore wind.
