ASSET OWNERS & OPERATORS
The work your
assets need.
Specialized maintenance, blade repair and corrective field support that complements your site team and operating program.
TECHNICAL CAPABILITY / FIELD EXECUTION
WHERE SCR FITS
Act on asset condition.
Plan the field response.
Connect inspection findings and maintenance priorities to executable work, from a single repair to a multi-site campaign.
Blade condition & repair
Address erosion, composite damage and advanced structural repairs with engineering support and the right access method.
Planned maintenance
Coordinate preventive work, inspections, records and follow-through on field findings.
Corrective support
Bring additional technical capability to fault investigation and corrective work within an agreed scope.
Component exchange support
Prepare and execute defined exchange campaigns alongside your operating and specialist partners.
CLEAR RESPONSIBILITIES
Support for your operating model.
SCR can complement an existing OEM agreement, internal team or service-provider arrangement. The service scope should define who owns planning, approvals, site access, equipment and technical escalation.
WORKING TOGETHER
Plan the right
service relationship.
Can SCR complement an existing service agreement?
Yes. Work can be scoped around the responsibilities retained by your OEM, operator or other service providers, with clear interfaces and authorization.
Can the work include recurring support?
A program can combine scheduled visits, planned campaigns and corrective work. Scope, staffing and equipment requirements are established around your assets and operating needs.
How can inspection findings become a repair scope?
Start with the inspection reports, asset identifiers, photographs and any existing technical recommendations. Review the findings alongside operational priorities, access needs and applicable engineering requirements to define the field scope. The responsible technical parties confirm the repair method and acceptance criteria before execution.
What closeout documentation should be agreed?
Define the required records when the work is scoped. Depending on the assignment, these may include completed work records, asset-linked photographs, inspection or test results, materials used and outstanding findings. Agree the format and review responsibilities so the records support your maintenance history and operating requirements.
THE WORK AHEAD
Let’s discuss
your priorities.
Share the assets, work requirements, locations and timing. We will start with the work that needs to get done.