G+ has published its annual incident data report for 2019. All G+ members provide their health and safety incident data for all their offshore wind farm sites across the world, from development to decommissioning stage. We analyse the data to monitor performance and trends and identify risks.

G+ 2019 Incident data report

G+ has been working closely with its members in response to the COVID 19 pandemic. This paper clarifies how G+ members have and continue to react to COVID-19, endorses the approach being applied in the industry and has identified 4 common strands in the practice to adapt to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of staff, operatives and the public is prioritised.

G+ COVID-19 Position Paper June 2020

G+ held its first health webinar on Physical and medical requirements for offshore wind industry workforce, on the 26th May 2020.

The webinar provided an update on the work done by the EI HTC, University of Portsmouth and Ørsted. The next steps of the workstream were outlined as well as the possibility for experts in this field to get involved.

Summery document including an overview on the presentations and Q&As as well as the slides presented.

23/03/2020
The G+ secretariat is continuing to work remotely and are following the Energy Institute’s business continuity procedures. We are all accustomed to working remotely. Following the March G+ European Focal Group meeting, that was held via conference call on 12th March, it was decided that the G+ should hold all its meetings virtually.The Safe by Design workshop was scheduled for June, but this has now been put on hold. The G+ will continue with its work programme and regular meetings, but they will all be conducted remotely.

As always, please get in touch if there is anything you would like to discuss or for us to work on. We are contactable through the website, e-mail gplus@energyinst.org, LinkedIn or Twitter.

18/05/2020
The G+ has been working with members on COVID-19 related topics over the past few weeks and thought it would be useful for industry to be aware of the discussions that are underway. Please get in touch if you would like further details.
G+ COVID 19 terms of reference