Introduction to Wind Turbine Electrical Maintenance and Safety
Telephone: 01792 284400 Email: training@gcs.ac.uk
Overview
The rapid expansion of the UK's renewable energy sector, particularly in onshore and offshore wind, has created growing demand for technicians who can maintain turbine electrical systems safely. The course supports workforce development aligned to Freeport investment in green energy infrastructure, and ensures technicians are trained in essential safety, maintenance and operational principles.
Who is this course for?
Employers and technicians working in renewable energy, or studying to move into it.
Key information
Blended: classroom theory, practical demonstrations, safety scenarios.
Course content:
- The Celtic Freeport and skills alignment
- Wind energy system principles
- Turbine electrical components
- Power conversion and control systems
- Electrical hazards and safety procedures
- Isolation and lock-off
- Working at height
- Fault identification
- Electrical protection systems
- Case studies of operational turbines.
- Wind turbine technician roles
- Renewable energy maintenance roles
- High voltage training
- Advanced renewable energy or electrical qualifications.