• The T-Shore training program for entry level windtechnicians consists of 10 training modules at EQF level 4 that VET schools can program into their education based on their country specific needs and program specific skills. The training program covers the 6 main competencies that entry level windtechnicians should master according to the needs of the industry (WP2). The competency coverage matrix above shows which competencies are examinated in which module.

      • Grey blocks mean that competencies are trained in that module but not tested in examination.
      • Blue blocks mean that competencies are tested in examination in that module.
      • The points are an indication of the study load of the module expressed in ECTS.

      For more information on the T-Shore entry level training program see this 

      T-shore main competencies and learning outcomes

      1. **Electrical:**
       - Understand the basic concepts of electricity and magnetism
        - Diagnose and rectify faults in electrical systems
        - Install and maintain electrical equipment and instrumentation in wind turbines
        - Understand principles of power generation and distribution, as well as grid connection (R4)
        - Apply knowledge of electrical safety in the context of wind energy facilities
       
       
      2. **Mechanical:**
      2.1 Understand and interpret Mechanical, electrical and hydraulic diagrams or schematics
        2.2 Understand fundamental concepts of mechanics, dynamics, and thermodynamics <-- Here I would also add Aerodynamics
        - Install and maintain mechanical components of wind turbines
        - Basic understanding of the design and manufacturing process of wind turbine components (R2)
        - Operate machinery and tools required in the wind industry
        - Diagnose and resolve mechanical issues and breakdowns
      Understand and interpret Mechanical, electrical and hydraulic diagrams or schematics
       
      3. **Hydraulics:**
        - Understand the basic principles of fluid mechanics and hydraulics
        - Maintain and repair hydraulic systems in wind turbines
        - Understand hydraulic systems for wind energy applications
        - Understand safety protocols related to hydraulic systems
      Understand and interpret Mechanical, electrical and hydraulic diagrams or schematics
       
      4. **Health, Safety, and Environment:**
        - Understand the regulations and standards related to occupational health and safety
        - Implement safety procedures and protocols for wind energy work environments
        - Understand the environmental impact of wind energy projects, from project development and siting (R1) to operations and maintenance (R6)
        EQF5 - Plan and execute emergency drills and safety training sessions
        - Manage waste and reduce environmental harm
      Perform risk assessments and have the proper safety mindset / risk awareness
      Last minute risk analysis
       
      5. ** Teamwork &  Communication:**
      - Communicate effectively using verbal skills, industry-specific terminology, and active listening.
      - Interpret and apply industry-standard hand signals for crane operations and equipment movement.
      - Document technical information accurately, including maintenance records and reports, using written and digital tools.
      - Contribute to team problem-solving, integrating diverse inputs to develop effective solutions.
      - Plan and coordinate maintenance tasks, working collaboratively with team members and support staff.
       
       
      6. **Familiarization with the Offshore Renewable Industry:**
        - Understand the project development and siting processes (R1), including environmental assessment, site selection, and permitting
        - Learn about design and manufacturing processes of wind turbine components (R2)
        - Understand the design, installation, and maintenance of wind turbine foundations (R3)
        - Gain knowledge of grid connection processes (R4), including grid infrastructure, power transmission, and energy storage
        - Familiarize with assembly and installation procedures (R5) including logistics, project management, and installation techniques
        - Understand the operations and maintenance of wind energy facilities (R6), including routine maintenance, fault detection, and repair processes
        - Gain knowledge of support services and auxiliary equipment (R7), including logistical support, auxiliary machinery, and spare parts management

       


Beschikbare cursussen

1 Electrically skilled person EN50110 (Skive)

2 Sensor (Scalda)

3 Yaw motor ATU

4 Gearbox & bearings (Fagskolen Rogaland)

5 Bolt thightening (Energy innovation)

6 Brake disk (Syntra)

7 Pitch control (Syntra)

8 Teamwork & communication (ATU)

9 Intro ORE (Noorderpoort)

10 Intro Power-to-X (Skive)