The RNE Pre-Hospital Wind Medical Course, endorsed by the esteemed Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh faculty of Pre-Hospital Care, is a specialised program tailored for wind turbine technicians. This course is uniquely delivered by paramedics with extensive experience in rescue operations and providing critical medical care in austere environments, ensuring participants receive the highest quality training.

The curriculum is designed to address the specific medical challenges faced by wind turbine technicians working in remote and often hazardous locations. Participants will gain advanced skills in emergency medical response, with a focus on trauma care, advanced first aid, pain relief and managing medical emergencies such as cardiac arrest, major trauma, and medical emergencies. 

The course emphasises practical, hands-on training using the medical equipment typically available to wind turbine technicians, ensuring they can deliver effective care even in resource-limited settings.

 The endorsement by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh guarantees that this course meets the highest standards of medical education. Participants will benefit from the expertise of seasoned paramedics and gain access to the latest research and best practices in pre-hospital emergency medical care.

Upon completion, wind turbine technicians will receive a globally recognised Global Wind Organisation (GWO) Enhanced First Aid certification and Wind Medic Certification, enhancing their professional credentials and opening new career opportunities. This course is an invaluable investment for wind turbine technicians dedicated to safety and excellence in their field.