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Aerial drone view of a tower top during installation

Wind turbine installation support

A self-contained crew for your lift plan.

Blade, hub and nacelle installation support for new onshore wind farms, alongside OEM and crane contractors.

Blade · Hub
nacelle installation support
Torque
bolt tensioning and documentation
GWO
trained personnel

Our crews have worked on installation campaigns alongside OEM and crane contractors and slot into your site schedule as a self-contained team. Same method statements, same documentation, one point of contact.

What we do on an installation site

01

Blade, hub and nacelle installation support

Installation support for new wind farms, working to the OEM and crane contractor schedule.

Tower segment lift with a mobile crane
02

Tag line crews

Tag line crews for blade and component lifts.

Technicians on a tower top flange in winter, drone view
03

Bolt tensioning and torque documentation

Bolt tensioning with full torque documentation, as part of the installation record.

04

Pre-assembly checks on site

Checks on site before components go up.

Blade surface preparation before installation
05

Commissioning support

Support through commissioning as a self-contained team.

Wind turbine and erection crane at sunset

One team in your site schedule

Our crews slot into the OEM and crane contractor schedule.

Standards

  • GWO Basic Safety Training
  • IRATA / SPRAT rope access
  • OEM-specific procedures
  • Full photo documentation before, during and after

Who it is for

Wind farm owners and developers, OEMs, EPC contractors and crane contractors.

Frequently asked questions

What does turbine installation support include?

Blade, hub and nacelle installation support, tag line crews, bolt tensioning and torque documentation, pre-assembly checks on site and commissioning support.

Do you work with the crane contractor on site?

Yes. Our crews have worked on installation campaigns alongside OEM and crane contractors and slot into your site schedule as a self-contained team.

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Same team, one point of contact.

Planning a new wind farm?

Tell us the turbine type, location and schedule. We will come back with a crew proposal.