COURSE OBJECTIVE

The aim of the BTT Hydraulics Module is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to carry out basic electrical tasks (under the supervision of an experienced technician), using safe working procedures and the correct PPE.

PREREQUISITES

In order to participate in GWO BTT Trainings, "Participant Health Declaration Form" approved by the participant, photocopies of identity cards and one (1) photo must be sent to Extreme WORKS "[email protected]" before the training. At the same time, participants must have a valid Winda ID, BST / BSTR certificate or training records.

CERTIFICATE

This course represents the general GWO BTT Basic Technical Training module. The certificate is valid indefinitely.

TARGET GROUP

GWO BTTH Hydraulic Module is designed for personnel who work in the wind industry or who will start working in the wind industry. It is suitable for the participation of personnel who will work in onshore or offshore wind sectors.

EDUCATION OBJECTIVES

• Explains the fundamentals of hydraulics (Knowledge, intermediate level)
• Describe the risks and hazards associated with hydraulic work (Knowledge, medium level)
• Describe the function of different types of pumps (Knowledge, basic level)
• Check the start/stop pressure of a pump (Skills, intermediate)
• Describe the function of different types of actuators (Knowledge, basic level)
• Explains the functions of different types of valves (Knowledge, intermediate level)
• Describe the function of accumulators (Knowledge, basic level)
• Check and pre-charge the accumulators (Skills, intermediate)
• Describe the function of different types of sensors (Knowledge, basic level)

   

• Recognises the components that transfer oil (Knowledge, basic level)
• Explain how to handle petrol procedures (Knowledge, basic level)
• Recognises and finds the different components in the hydraulic diagram (Knowledge, basic level)
• Measure hydraulic pressure correctly (Skills, intermediate level)

TOPICS

1. Introduction Aims and objectives
2. Hydraulic Introduction
3. Hydraulic safety
4. Pumps
5. Actuators
6. Valves
7. Accumulators
8. Sensors
9. Pipes, hoses and connections.
10. Oil and filters
11. Hydraulic diagrams
12. Pressure and Measuring Instruments
13. Summary and theoretical test
14. Review of training