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Because we believe that wind industry people should develop and deliver small wind training, Wind Power Services LLC has developed a wide range of safety and wind energy training courses evolving specifically around small wind turbines and the towers they perch upon.

All courses in the Wind Power Services LLC training program provide knowledge, understanding, and the skills necessary to promote safe, professional, and reputable installations of small wind systems.

Wind Power Services LLC Safety & Training Curriculums are developed to save lives and promote a better understanding of the requirements and the need for superior safety practice with in the small wind industry, to meet and exceed OSHA regulatory requirements CFR 1910.132(f) Training, CFR 1926.21(b) Employer Responsibility, CFR 1926.503(a) Training program, and MIOSHA Construction Safety Standards part 29 rule R 408.42910 Fall Protection, R 408.42913 Emergency Response, R 408.42916 Training, R 408.42919 Training certification and records, and R 408.42922 Hazard Identification, To ensure employers and employees understand the need to continue safety education and training not simply because it's required, but because it's just the right thing to do.

What's the Difference? "CERTIFICATE" vs "CERTIFICATION"

CERTIFICATE
Certificates are awarded after participation in a specific focused educational course or workshop. The content of the course or workshop is determined by the specific provider or institution. Certificate programs are a good way to build your skill and your resume, but simply represent that you attended or at least paid for the training.

CERTIFICATION
Certification differs from a certificate program. Certification results from an assessment process that recognizes an individual's knowledge, skills, and competency in a particular specialty. Certification usually requires some amount of professional experience and indicates mastery or competency as measured against a defensible set of standards, usually by examination or application. The standards for certification are established through a defensible industry wide process (role delineation/job analysis) that results in an outline of required knowledge and skills. Certification typically results in a designation to use after one's name and may result in a document to hang on a wall or keep in a wallet. Certification represents that by process of passing a final exam you actually did learn something specific.

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Wind Power Services LLC does NOT offer safety training for Vertical Axis or Rooftop mount systems. As defined by OSHA Standards 29 CFR 1910.25 (portable wooden ladders), 29 CFR 1910.26 (portable metal ladders) this type of training can be found at your local OSHA training facility that specializes in Ladder and Roof safety Training. Our suggestion is to safely remove yourself from the site as quickly as possible.