Vestas V105-3.45 MW, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Risk of fall to the ground! SPRA ID No. 1.01
• Do not do work at a height of more than 2 m from the ground unless you wear PPE.
The necessary PPE is given in PPE sheet 8. The PPE must be attached to
approved anchor points.
• Use a ladder or a man basket, as necessary.
• Make sure that there are no persons in the areas where overhead work is done.
See section 7.2.1 Evacuation route in the blade (B: Blade) , page 11 , section 7.2.2 Evacuation
route in the hub (H: Hub) , page 12 , section 7.2.3 Evacuation routes in the nacelle (N: Nacelle) ,
page 13 , section 7.2.4 Evacuation from the nacelle roof (R: Nacelle roof) , page 15 , section 7.2.5
Evacuation in the yaw deck (Y: Yaw deck) , page 17 , section 7.2.6 Evacuation in the tower from
(T3 – T1) , page 18 for the evacuation routes.
See section 7.3 Escape route , page 18 for the escape routes.
Rescue differs from evacuation and escape in that the aim is not to get out of the wind turbine as
fast as possible but to retrieve an injured person safely from the turbine. It will often take longer
time to leave the turbine and sometimes it can be necessary to use a stretcher.
If the injured person is conscious and the injured allows this it is preferable to use normal
evacuation routes.
7.4.1 Rescue route from the blade (B: Blade)
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Rescue route inside the blade towards the hub. Depending on the injury, the person can be
rescued through the spinner hatch by use of the descent device or by guidance of the person
through the normal evacuation route.
Figure 7.15: Rescue route inside the blade (the blade is locked in horizontal position)
1 To hub
Evacuation, escape and rescue instruction for onshore wind turbine
Document no.: 0067–2397 V00 · Class: RESTRICTED · Type: T09
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