• Install, inspect, and maintain service lifts in wind turbines.
• Perform initial, periodic, and post-replacement inspections.
• Identify and mitigate risks following safety regulations.
• Properly apply manuals and technical procedures.
• Safely execute repairs and component replacements.
• Ensure the operability and safety of the lift in the wind turbine.

Theoretical training

Introduction

• Safety standards and emergency procedures
• Human factors and motivation
• Personal protective equipment (PPE)

Legislation and documentation

• Manufacturer user manuals
• Local and national legislation

Safety when working on lifts in wind turbines

• Hazardous energy and work areas
• Locking systems and safety devices

Lift components and systems

• Cabin and attachment systems
• Guide and suspension systems
• Top and bottom obstruction devices
• Control panel and electrical interlock system
• Traction system and safety brakes

Inspection and maintenance procedures

• Types of inspections: initial, periodic, and after component replacement
• Lubrication and adjustment procedures
• Electrical and mechanical component checks

Practical Training

• Lift Inspection and Maintenance

Inspection of the cabin, fasteners, and lighting system

Guide and suspension system inspection

Verification of safety devices

• Operational and Safety Testing

Evaluation of locking systems and control mechanisms

Emergency simulations and manual unlocking

• Component Repair and Replacement

Replacement of suspension cables and tensioners

Changing brakes, pulleys, and traction systems

Guide alignment and adjustment

The course covers different types of lifts used in wind turbines, including wire rope traction systems, rack-and-pinion systems, and lifts with safety braking devices. The differences in installation, maintenance, and operation are studied, ensuring technicians can work with various models according to regulations and manufacturer recommendations.