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Maintenance software for wind farms
Drop in your turbine list: the register comes back by wind farm, turbine position and substation, with the services, the climbs and the lift examinations planned.
Free for one site and up to 3 people. Team: £29 a month for each person who plans, £9 for each who does the work. Everyone who only reports or views is free.
Team opens in Q1 2027. Start free today and move up then.
What comes loaded
- 32 kinds of equipment
- 26 planned maintenance tasks
- 9 checks for the phone
- 6 duties tracked, each marked to be checked
Each wind farm is laid out as turbine position (wtg), substation, met mast, site compound, control building, access tracks.
- Wind turbine
- Wind turbine blade
- Pitch system
- Main shaft and main bearing
- Wind turbine gearbox
- Wind turbine generator
- Wind turbine converter
- Yaw system
- Turbine hydraulics and rotor brake
- Tower, flanges and bolt sets
- Turbine foundation
- Turbine controller
- Aviation obstruction light
- Lightning protection
- Fire extinguisher
- Platform lift
- Hoist
- Roof davit
- Fall-arrest anchor
- Climb and rescue kit
- Met mast instrument
- Transformer
- Switchgear
- Protection and control panel
- Substation DC battery and charger
- Earthing system
- HV cable circuit
- SCADA RTU or gateway
- CCTV
- Gate or barrier
- Access tracks
- Spares container
Planned maintenance from day one
| Task | How often | Who | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turbine: scheduled service | Every 6 months | Specialist | Maker’s recommendation: check |
| Tower flanges: bolt torque campaign | Every 3 years | Specialist | Maker’s recommendation: check |
| Foundation: anchor cage bolt check | Every 3 years | Specialist | Maker’s recommendation: check |
| Blades: annual external inspection | Every year | Specialist | Maker’s recommendation: check |
| Blades: internal inspection | Every 2 years | Specialist | Maker’s recommendation: check |
| Gearbox: oil sample and analysis | Every 6 months | Your team | Maker’s recommendation: check |
| Lightning protection: receptor and down-conductor continuity | Every year | Specialist | Our library: check |
| Service lift: thorough examination | Every 6 months | Specialist | The law the row cites: check |
| Service lift: service | Every 6 months | Specialist | Maker’s recommendation: check |
| Nacelle crane: thorough examination | Every year | Specialist | The law the row cites: check |
Every interval is a starting point. The maker’s manual, the warranty and your own safety rules win, and you change any of them.
Checks on the phone
The forms come loaded. Filling them in on the phone: coming in Q1 2027.
- WTG service checklist
- Climb and rescue kit check before use
- Bolt torque record
- Blade inspection finding
- Oil sample label and result
- Post-storm inspection
- Service lift thorough examination support
- Substation monthly inspection
- Transformer inspection
Duties we track in Great Britain so far
The duty rows come loaded. The register of duties with their dates: coming in Q1 2027.
| Duty | Where | What it rests on | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thorough examination of a turbine service lift | Great Britain | Law: Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998, regulation 9(3) | Check |
| Thorough examination of nacelle hoists and davit cranes | Great Britain | Law: Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998, regulation 9(3) | Check |
| Detailed inspection of tower ladders, fall-arrest rails and anchors | UK | Law: Work at Height Regulations 2005, regulation 12 | Check |
| Turbine hydraulic accumulators under a written scheme of examination | Great Britain | Law: Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000, regulations 8 and 9 | Check |
| Aviation lighting on turbines | UK | Your contract or consent: The site's planning permission or consent order; Air Navigation Order 2016, article 222 (lighting of tall structures) | Check |
| Wind farm consent monitoring: noise, shadow flicker and ice detection | UK | Your contract or consent: The site's planning permission or consent order | Check |
The legal duties are drafted from the public text each row cites and marked to be checked until a qualified person has reviewed them, in the product as here. Check your own duty-holder advice. Sites in other countries get the same plans and checks; their duty rows are added country by country.
In your words
WTG, nacelle, hub, pitch, yaw, main bearing, CMS, rotor lock, climb, top-of-tower, bottom-of-tower, stop / pause, derate, ice detection.
What you watch: availability (by the contract’s formula); energy-based availability; mean time between failures by component; downtime by cause; gearbox and main bearing condition; blade damage open by category; lift and fall-arrest inspections in date; planned maintenance done on time.
What is not here yet
- Permits to work, including HV and DC isolation: coming in Q2 2027.
- Planned outages and shutdowns: coming in Q4 2027.
Common questions
Do contractors and clients pay?
No. Contractors, clients, requesters and viewers are free, with no limit. You pay for your own staff.
Do we have to keep the starting plans?
No. Every interval and check is a starting point: change it, switch it off or add your own.
Is this legal advice?
No. The duty rows say what the law or guidance they cite asks, and every one is marked to be checked. Check your own duty-holder advice.
See it on your own wind farms.
Free for one site, up to 3 people and 2,000 assets. No card.