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Tech Safety Lines opens wind blade repair training center in Dallas

By WPED Staff | August 2, 2023

Tech Safety Lines has opened its brand-new Blade Repair Training Center. This facility will provide educational opportunities for blade repair technicians by offering comprehensive and specialized training programs.

The Blade Repair Training Center, located in Dallas, marks a significant milestone in Tech Safety Lines’ commitment to advancing safety standards, enhancing skill development and promoting sustainable wind energy practices. The center will cater to both seasoned technicians seeking to enhance their expertise and newcomers looking to embark on a rewarding career in blade repair.

“We are proud to inaugurate our Blade Repair Training Center, which showcases our dedication to fostering a safer and more proficient wind energy workforce,” said Diane Waghorne, CEO of Tech Safety Lines. “As the demand for renewable energy continues to soar, it is essential to equip professionals with the necessary skills and knowledge to maintain wind turbine blades at the highest level of efficiency and safety.”

The center provides a simulated environment for technicians to learn and practice various blade repair techniques. Trainees will have access to hands-on experience using actual blade sections, replicating real-life scenarios and challenges they might encounter in the field.

Key features of the Blade Repair Training Center include:

  1. Specialized Training Programs: Tailored courses designed by industry experts, covering the latest repair techniques, safety protocols, and best practices to ensure optimal blade performance.
  2. Certified Instructors: Highly skilled and certified instructors with extensive experience in the wind energy sector will lead the training programs, offering invaluable insights and guidance.
  3. State-of-the-Art Facilities: The center is equipped with the latest equipment and tools per industry standards, providing trainees with valuable real-world experience.
  4. Hands-on Learning: Trainees will have the opportunity to practice repairs on full-scale or mock-up blade segments in a controlled environment, fostering practical expertise and confidence.
  5. Compliant with Industry Standards: The training center aligns with the Global Wind Organization standards, ensuring that technicians receive top-tier instruction that meets or exceeds safety and quality guidelines.

Current course offerings includes:

  • GWO Blade Repair
  • Advanced Blade Repair Training – Spar Cap Repair & Advanced Lamination Techniques
  • Advanced Blade Repair Training – Internal Blade Repair & Advanced Lamination Techniques

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