How AMPS is used by NDT and inspection companies, asset owners in heavy industry and energy, shutdown teams and job-driven trades in Australia and New Zealand.
AMPS runs the inspection side of an oil and gas operation: every vessel, tank, piping circuit and heat exchanger is an asset with its own job history, inspections are scheduled and flagged a month before they fall due, technician certifications and instrument calibration are tracked the same way, and the report comes out of your own Word template signed and filed.
Asset owners use AMPS as the QA department's system: assets and sub-assets with QR codes, planned inspections flagged a month before they are due, every job and document on the asset, and temporary access for third-party inspectors, alongside the plant's existing systems.
NDT companies use AMPS to create and assign jobs, keep technician and equipment certificates current with a one-month expiry flag, deliver consistent client reports from their own Word templates and invoice through Xero.
AMPS addresses the problems every shutdown manager knows: finding the asset, keeping everyone on the current work pack, reaching past documentation, checking personnel and equipment documents, organising dozens of jobs and measuring performance afterwards.
A wind farm becomes a single asset in AMPS with each turbine as a sub-asset, so compliance is tracked at farm level and per turbine, documents sit at the right level, technicians navigate to turbines with Google Maps and every inspection stays on the turbine's history.