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IOSH Managing Safely for Wind Power

Optimise people performance whilst achieving safety excellence and asset reliability.

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Description

*** 40% discount available for eligible companies and participants. If you are not eligible for the discount, you will be required to pay full price. ***

By the end of your IOSH Managing Safely for Wind Power virtual learning, you will be assessed and proven to be better equipped to deliver utility-scale projects, optimise asset reliability and boost people performance.

But don’t just take our word for it.

Over the past decade, over 1600 wind energy professionals have learned with ARMSA Academy’s IOSH Managing Safely for Wind Power.

We’re proud to feedback that 95% claim that the course has improved their professional performance.

Designed for site owner-operators, OEMs, O&M service providers and contracting companies, the programme is sensitive to ever-changing operational demands and emerging technologies.

Learn how management decision-making in the cause-effect continuum affects asset performance and safety both on and offshore.

Hundreds of leading wind organisations worldwide trust the ARMSA approach.

Our approach

Traditional attitudes towards safety don’t apply at ARMSA. Our research shows that some of the most critical safety decisions are made at the front-end of project development. This next-generation programme explains how these decisions impact your asset performance and occupational safety. The diagram below shows the proactive and reactive elements of management decision-making covered in the course.

ARMSA training approach


Learning Aims

  • Understand the consequences of strategic and tactical decisions on asset performance and safety.
  • Design, execute and manage wind projects by proactively improving work packages and asset interfaces whilst managing supply chain variability more efficiently.
  • Apply effective risk management tools.
  • Develop project and asset management tools to better control and monitor opportunities and risks.

Programme Content

The industry-leading IOSH Managing Safely for Wind Power programme consists of insightful modules covering:

  1. Lesser-known factors affecting project construction and O&M.
  2. Pioneering health and safety risk management techniques for work planning and execution.
  3. Best practice risk assessment as an operational decision-making tool and setting people to work processes.
  4. Unlocking the power of successful organisational learning teams and managing change to develop your people toward greater results.
  5. How to align organisation resources and processes to maximise asset value throughout the lifecycle.
  6. Contract, project and operational key performance indicators (KPIs) for top results.

Who Should Attend

This unique learning experience is for onshore and offshore wind power professionals looking to achieve operational excellence:

  • Project development and design teams
  • Procurement specialists
  • Construction and project teams
  • Operations and maintenance teams
  • Asset managers and service teams

What Will You Learn

Professionals will learn how to:

  • Achieve peak performance and safety excellence through informed decision-making.
  • Design, execute and manage wind projects more efficiently and safely.
  • Apply innovative risk management tools to optimise operational performance.
  • Control and monitor opportunities and risks in granular detail.
  • Improve work package and asset interfaces whilst managing supply chain variables more efficiently. 

About the Trainer

Rakesh Maharaj 


Rakesh is a multidisciplinary management and training consultant. He has successfully completed his MBA (with distinction) from Hull Business School, holds an Honours Degree in Occupational Health and Safety and Epidemiology. He is a Chartered Safety and Health Practitioner and Chartered Member of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and is approved to deliver the following accredited courses: Safety for Senior Executives, Directing and Managing Safely for Wind Power and Power Sectors, Contract Management. He is also a professional member of the Institute of Business Consulting, American Society of Safety Engineers and International Institute of Risk and Safety Management and Lead Auditor trained to IRCA standards.


Rakesh is one of the few management systems practitioners who use business management tools and applied systems thinking techniques to optimise strategic and making risk decisions central to business decision making in high hazard environments. Rakesh has worked with a number of blue chip companies such as EDF Energy, EON, London Array, Triton Knoll, Cubico, Contour Global amongst many others. 


Khalida Suleymanova 


Most of Khalida’s experience is gained through consulting work for renewable and thermal power, utilities and oil and gas companies, including improving business processes, training development, quality assurance and health and safety management systems auditing. Holding credentials such as an MBA degree with distinction, a Masters and Bachelors in International Relations equips her to identify and design solutions specific to business need rather than recommend off-the-shelf solutions. This experience is complimented by her being ISO9001 and ISM Code Lead Auditor trained to IRCA standards. She possesses NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety. Khalida specialises in improving business decision making, enhancing competence, resource optimisation and improved supply chain performance that delivers consistently safer outcomes and opportunities for revenue protection and growth.