CGN Wind Power Joins Global Wind Organisation

CGN Wind Power has joined Global Wind Organisation, accelerating the industry's global effort to strive towards an injury free working environment. 

With over thousands of employees in China, 14.32GW of wind energy installed and a growing footprint in key markets across China, CGN Wind Power will commit to using GWO standards for its workforce where appropriate and will contribute directly to their development going forward.

GWO members like CGN Wind Power collaborate to develop and set minimum standards for safety and technical training. The training is delivered by large employers like CGNWP and a growing network of more than 350 independent certified training providers in 40+ countries around the world. Almost 90,000 people had a valid GWO training record by  December 31, 2019.

In addition to becoming members of Global Wind Organisation, CGNWP has invested in its own GWO Certified Training Centre in Tianjin, which will provide safety and technical training for the company's growing workforce and other third parties from the wind energy supply chain.

Shuting Kang, EVP of CGN New Energy Institute (training dept. of CGNNE), said: "Safety is our priority and we take great pride in giving our employees the correct training to keep them safe at work. Now, by joining Global Wind Organisation, CGNWP can make a meaningful contribution for our whole industry's safety culture, helping to embed safe work practices and standards in China and across the world."

Paul Robbins, Chairman of Global Wind Organisation and Chief H&S Specialist at Vestas, said: "I would like to welcome our new colleagues to the GWO family. As a top 10 owner/operator, CGNWP's contribution to wind development cannot be underestimated. With their commitment to use GWO standards wherever appropriate, we take a major step forward towards achieving our mission towards creating an injury free working environment in wind." 

CGN Wind Power | http://en.cgnpc.com.cn/encgn/c100056/newenergy.shtml

GWO | https://www.globalwindsafety.org