What should I bring on the day of the course?
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What types of courses does Total HSE offer?
Total HSE offers a wide range of specialized courses in safety and technical training for the wind industry and work at height. These include: We have all GWO certifications available. This global organization has an extensive list of standards regulating the safety conditions and knowledge that workers in wind turbine environments must possess. Courses with IRATA accreditation: Training in rope access techniques for vertical work, available in all three levels: Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3. Proprietary training: Courses in safety and emergency response, such as Electrical Risk in Wind Turbines, ATEX Confined Spaces, PPE Inspection, Review of Anchor Points, among others.
Can I take the courses online or are they in-person?
Most Total HSE courses are taught in-person at our training centers, as they include essential practical sessions to guarantee safety and competence in real situations. However, some courses offer a blended modality, combining online content and in-person training. We recommend contacting Total HSE directly to obtain specific information about the modality of each course.
What certifications will I obtain upon completing a course?
Upon satisfactory completion of the courses, you will receive officially recognized international certifications: GWO: Certificates for the corresponding modules, such as BST, BTT, CoHE, among others. IRATA: Certification in rope access vertical work according to the level taken (Level 1, 2, or 3).
How long do the courses last?
Duration depends on the modules and the scheduled course. The individual BST modules in the 2026 programmes last: First Aid, 7 h; Fire Awareness, 3 h 20 min; Manual Handling, 3 h 45 min; and Working at Heights, 14 h 15 min. Sea Survival adds 7 h 25 min when taken. Check the calendar to confirm the timetable for a combined course. BTT: duration depends on the technical modules selected. IRATA Level 1: 35 hours of training over five days, plus one assessment day.
What career opportunities do the courses offer?
Both GWO and IRATA certifications are internationally recognized, which broadens job opportunities in different sectors and countries. These certifications are especially in demand in the wind industry and rope access work. GWO Courses GWO (Global Wind Organisation) courses are designed to prepare participants to work in the wind industry, one of the fastest-growing sectors worldwide. The main career opportunities include: - Wind turbine maintenance technician: Performing preventive and corrective maintenance tasks on wind turbines. - Wind turbine installer: Participating in the assembly and commissioning of wind farms. - Safety officer in wind projects: Supervising compliance with safety regulations in work environments related to wind turbines. - Renewable energy operator: Working in the energy sector in wind generation plants. - Technical inspector of equipment and structures: Assessing components in wind turbines to guarantee their correct operation. IRATA Courses IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association) courses are highly demanded for rope access work in sectors that require precision, agility, and safety at height. The main career opportunities include: - Rope access technician: Performing tasks at height in sectors such as construction, industrial maintenance, and building restoration. - Structural inspection technician: Inspection and repair of structures like bridges, telecommunication towers, and oil platforms. - Industrial cleaning technician: Cleaning and maintenance of hard-to-reach installations, such as skyscrapers and industrial chimneys. - Stage and structure rigging for shows: Assembling and dismantling structures in sports events, concerts, and theatrical productions. - Emergency specialist: Support in rescue situations in confined or hard-to-access spaces.
How can I contact Total HSE to resolve questions?
You can request information through our contact form or by phone: individuals, +34 679 66 68 30; companies, +34 664 68 13 85. Tell us which course, centre and date you are interested in so we can help you.
Where are the training centers located?
You can check this information in our website section: Our Centers. All our centers are fully accredited by IRATA International, guaranteeing the quality of their facilities and equipment.
Do you offer training in other countries besides Spain?
Yes, Total HSE also provides training at several international centers located outside of Spain. These centers specialize in safety training for the wind industry, featuring high-quality facilities and equipment, as well as instructors with over 10 years of experience. Among the main international centers are: - San Bernardo, Chile: - Specialized in wind safety training, particularly blade repair. - Facilities include areas dedicated to practical workshops. - Contact: +56 9 42281266 | [email protected] - San José, Costa Rica: - Offering safety training for the wind industry, with a simulated outdoor wind tower and an indoor climate-controlled classroom for theory. - Contact: (+506) 2282 7468 | [email protected] These centers are prepared to provide practical and theoretical training in accordance with international GWO and IRATA standards.
What should I bring on the day of the course?
Participants only need to bring: - Comfortable work clothes. - Safety footwear. Total HSE provides all necessary equipment for the development of practical activities, including harnesses, ropes, and other required materials.