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AMPS for wind farms and renewable energy assets

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.

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Typical use cases

  • Farm-level documents such as health and safety guidelines and access instructions on the farm asset page
  • Inspection reports and job history on each turbine's asset page
  • Navigating to a specific turbine with Google Maps positioning
  • Creating jobs or job groups per turbine and scheduling them
  • Reading job status per turbine: new, in progress, ready to invoice
  • Completing reports on site with the Word template engine

One farm, many turbines

With AMPS you manage a wind farm as a single asset comprising multiple sub-assets, the turbines, and track compliance at both levels. In the case study, Quartz Hill wind farm in New Zealand is set up with five sub-assets, QH Turbine 1 to 5.

Managing work on the farm

Create jobs or job groups per turbine and schedule them. Jobs appear on the jobs page and on the turbine’s own jobs page, so every job performed on a turbine is tracked. Turbine 1 in the example shows two new jobs, one in progress and one ready to be invoiced.

In the field

Locate the turbine with Google Maps, scan its QR code for documents and history, and complete the report on site with the template engine. AMPS keeps personnel and equipment certificates on dedicated personnel and equipment pages, and its flag system warns one month before a certificate, calibration document or scheduled inspection falls due, so managers always know what is missing or expiring.

Frequently asked questions

How is a wind farm structured in AMPS?
The farm is the parent asset and each turbine is a sub-asset. General documents such as health and safety guidelines and access instructions go on the farm page; turbine-specific documents such as inspection reports go on each turbine page. Compliance can then be tracked at both levels.
How do technicians find the right turbine?
AMPS's positioning feature lets users locate a specific turbine with Google Maps, and scanning the asset's QR code on site opens its documents and history on a mobile device.
Can we complete blade or tower inspection reports on site?
Yes. Reports are generated from your own Word templates with job data filled in and can be completed on a phone or tablet, signed in AMPS and saved to the job folder in your own cloud storage.
What does it cost?
AMPS is priced per user per month in New Zealand dollars, excluding GST, with every feature included: Starter NZ$60 (up to 50 users), Business NZ$50 (51 to 100 users) and Enterprise on quote with custom integrations at no extra charge. There are no add-ons or hidden fees, and a free trial with access to all features is available on request.

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