An update on new training provider certifications from around the world.
Training providers located in Africa, Asia, South and Central America have been certified in the past two months and are now part of the Global Wind Organisation network.
During March and April 2019, 11 companies in eight different countries completed their certification as GWO Training Providers.
GWO would like thank these organisations for supporting our industry's mission of creating an injury free working environment in wind energy.
Click here for a full list of training providers.
The Safety & Training Forum 2023 was GWO’s first event in the United States.151 Training Providers, Certification Bodies, Auditors, vendors, and Industry associations gathered to discuss safety training in the industry. The Forum aimed to increase engagement with North America’s Network and bring the different stakeholders to the table in a conversation about the roles standards play in the workforce challenge.
New member Skyborn will bring its international expertise to GWO, as they work together to strive for an injury free work environment in the offshore wind industry.
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The latest GWO North American Market Briefing forecasts high growth of the wind industry and the associated need for more standardised training.
The MOU, signed at the Global Offshore Wind Summit, emphasizes GWO's role in developing entry-level skills. This collaboration aims to reshape workforce development, addressing Japan's labor challenges and carbon neutrality goals. A pivotal move for the growth of Japan's wind industry, especially in offshore projects.
