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Most people clip onto ladder rungs by habit.
GWO BST V19 says that habit is no longer acceptable.

On 30 October 2025, GWO released an official amendment to BST Working at Height and BST Working at Height & Manual Handling, changing how reinforced ladder rungs may be used inside wind turbine generators (WTGs).

In this video, we break it down clearly and practically:
• what exactly changed in GWO BST V19
• why reinforced ladder rungs are NOT automatically anchor points
• when ladder rungs may be used — and when they absolutely may not
• where fall protection and rescue devices must be attached instead
• how instructors should teach this without killing course flow
• common mistakes seen in training and real incidents

This video is made for:
• Wind turbine technicians
• GWO instructors
• Safety professionals working at height
• Anyone who wants to understand real-world fall protection decisions — not just theory

This is not about paperwork.
It’s about where your life is attached when something goes wrong.

🎯 If it’s not identified, it’s not an anchor.

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