On- & offshore

Customers from the wind power industry, both in the field of onshore and offshore wind turbines, transformer platforms or power lines, benefit from our experienced inspectors. The assignments take place throughout Germany, Europe and of course worldwide.

The larger and older the turbines become, the more the safety requirements for wind turbines increase.

One of the biggest safety factors is to detect pre-damage or damage at an early stage. If the turbine is still on the ground, this is not a problem. But what if it is already in operation?

You are not afraid of heights? No problem, our inspectors are. They are instructed according to GWO with all safety standards valid in the wind power industry and inspect safely also from the nacelle or are additionally qualified according to FISAT and inspect secured via rope access at particularly exposed locations. Our industrial climbers do not stop at other high structures either and regularly inspect container bridges and other heavily used structures.

The highest occupational safety requirements also apply in the wind power construction field. Let our SiGeKos or later our specialists for occupational safety take care of you. Just to be on the safe side

Industrial climbing

Rope access techniques, also known as industrial climbing, enable rope-supported work at great heights. This eliminates the need for working platforms or scaffolding during testing operations: Cost and time savings for our customer.

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Dye penetrant testing (PT)

Dye penetrant testing can be used as a so-called red-white test on all non-absorbent materials that have a defect open to the surface. As an easy-to-apply method, it is primarily used for mobile applications.

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Magnetic particle inspection (MT)

Cracks or near-surface flaws located on ferromagnetic components can be detected with magnetic particle inspection. Depending on the size of the component to be inspected, a mobile magnetic yoke or solenoid coil is used.

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Ultrasonic testing (UT)

If the inner surface of a component is not accessible, ultrasonic testing is usually used to find defects. For example, aircraft structures can be inspected reliably or wall thickness measurements can be carried out on ships.

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Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing (PAUT)

Phased array ultrasonic testing uses phased array technology to visualize complex volume defects in a wide variety of materials. As a mature volume inspection method, PAUT is often a substitute for "radiant" X-ray inspection.

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Eddy current testing (ET)

Eddy current testing is the method of choice for conductive materials, especially when it comes to detecting surface cracks or near-surface defects located under multiple layers or under a non-conductive coating.

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Safety engineering support

According to the Occupational Safety Act, an employer must efficiently implement accident prevention regulations and findings for improving occupational safety in his company. He receives support from the specialists for occupational safety.

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Safety coordinator - SiGeKo

According to the Ordinance on Safety and Health on Construction Sites, if employees of several employers are working on a construction site, a safety coordinator (SiGeKo) must be appointed by the client for the planning and execution phase.

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Occupational safety training

In accordance with the principles of the employers' liability insurance association, only a trained, instructed employee may be assigned to drive, operate or control work machines and equipment. Stay "safe" with our comprehensive Zeppelin training program.

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Work and operating equipment testing

Both the German Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health (BetrSichV) and the regulations of the German Social Accident Insurance Institutions (DGUV rules) specify the requirements for regular testing of work and operating equipment in the company.

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Structural inspection

Structural inspection according to DIN 1076 is becoming increasingly important due to an aging stock of bridge and engineering structures. Our expert civil engineers are also welding engineers. This is the only way to do justice to the complex task.