Wind Turbine Toilets aren't typically installed as standard in wind turbines. Technician shifts can be from 8 to 13 hours. Could you hold it in that long?
The wind industry is facing a resource crisis. More and more turbines are installed and there are simply not enough qualified people to keep them running. The life of a turbine technician is demanding, working in remote and extreme locations, for long hours without access to facilities or comfort. Compared to other energy generation technologies wind has one of the worse gender diversity statistics of all with only around 21% of roles performed by women. Are we really in a position to be discouraging 50% of the population from applying through basic provision of facilities?
The world’s first wind turbine toilet measuring 80 x 80cm and installed with ease in the tower/tower section allows hygienic comfort for when you need it. If the sub-station loo is a step too far or if black bin liners and blue roll just don’t cut it anymore, don’t accept sub-standard welfare!
For those interested in how wind turbine technicians go to the toilet read their true accounts in this book.
How it works
Easy to install and use! Never get caught short again
1. Lift and install the welfare units
Install 80 x 80 cm cucible in the tower-tower section which can be done in less than twenty minutes
2. Load your cartridge
Install our clean cassettes. 1 per crew
3. Fill the cartridge
Use the facilities as you wish in comfort and privacy
4. Remove the cartridge
It self-seals as it is withdrawn. Take the cartridge with you at the end of the day to be placed in the storage rack in stores for re-sanitisation. We’ll collect it!
The lads just piss off the top. Why install a toilet in a turbine?
- Improve welfare and hygiene
- Promote gender diversity in wind
- Fewer ladder climbs
- Fewer crew transfers (offshore)
- You might hit your truck or colleague
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