How to climb an Endurance Tower
Author: Jamie | Date: Wednesday, February 22, 2012 | No Comments
On one of the coldest day of the year Ivor shows how to climb the Endurance Wind turbine tower.
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Author: Jamie | Date: Wednesday, February 22, 2012 | No Comments
Having successfully completed his National Access and Rescue Centre training in Working at Height and Rescue Training – Wind Turbines, Magnus one of our highly skilled technicians climbs up and works on an Endurance 50kW turbine in Bradworthy for the first time.
Servicing these turbines 25 metres off the ground for the first time was ‘quite an experience’ said Magnus and the ‘views were fantastic’.
Mike Field, Natural Generations Managing Director said with Magnus now fully trained and adding to our experienced team it once again strengthens our position in providing unparalleled levels of service for Wind Turbines across the South-West.
No shed? Improvise!
Author: Jamie | Date: Wednesday, February 22, 2012 | 1 Comment
Well done Ivor
Ivor our resourceful electrician has constructed a temporary electrical shelter made from SunGrid panel boxes (there were 96 of them!) from our new 25Kw PV installation in Bridgewater this morning.
Mind you with temperatures just over freezing, maybe burning them later on to keep warm could be an option too.
