The people who can actually do the work
We make the chemistry. These are the contractors trained to apply it inside a turbine, with the certification and insurance the work requires. If you have towers with a mould problem and no crew to put in them, start here.
Buying a drum is not the same as fixing the problem
Most turbine owners we speak to do not want a container of concentrate. They want the growth gone, the interior inspectable and the paperwork in order afterwards. That means someone competent going up the tower.
Rope access teams are already in your turbines on a maintenance cycle. The sensible version of this work folds into a visit you are already paying for, which is why we train the contractors rather than build a service arm of our own.
The network is being formed now
We are signing the founding applicators at the moment and would rather show you an empty page than a padded one. Rope access and maintenance contractors already using the product are being briefed and checked now.
If you have turbines that need treating in the meantime, tell us where they are and we will put you in touch with a contractor directly.
Ask us for a contractorFour things, all of which we can show you
We have deliberately not called this an approved contractor list. Approval implies a depth of vetting we are not in a position to carry out on your behalf, and a word we cannot stand behind is worth nothing to you.
They have bought and used the product
Listing follows real use on a real asset. We are not listing companies that have only expressed an interest.
They hold the certification their access method requires
IRATA for rope access, GWO where the site demands it, and whatever the asset owner's own permit regime calls for. We record what they hold and when it expires.
They carry current public liability insurance
Checked at listing and re-checked annually. Turbine interiors are confined-space work at height and an uninsured contractor is nobody's idea of a saving.
They have completed the product briefing
Dilution, contact time, the mandatory rinse, the COSHH position and how the concentrate has to be transported and handled. It takes about an hour and it is free.
What a listing does and does not tell you
They know the method
Dilution, contact time and the mandatory rinse. Applied wrong, the product leaves residue on your coating system. These teams have been briefed on getting it right.
Certification and insurance checked
We record what each company holds and when it expires, and we re-check annually. What we hold is available to you on request.
You contract with them, not us
We supply the chemistry and the training. The commercial relationship for the work is directly between you and the contractor.
Being straight about the limits of this
Listed companies are independent businesses. We do not employ them, supervise their work, direct their method or accept liability for it. A listing says they have met the four criteria above and nothing beyond that.
Run your own contractor approval process as you would for any other supplier working at height on your asset. Ask us for the certification and insurance records we hold and we will send them.
Already cleaning turbine interiors? Get listed.
If you run rope access or maintenance crews in turbines, owners are looking for you and mostly cannot find you. Listing is free. There is no fee, no commission on your work and no exclusivity.
The briefing takes about an hour and covers the method, the COSHH position and how the concentrate has to be transported. Then you go on the list.
Towers to treat, or crews to put in them?
Owners looking for a contractor and contractors wanting to be listed both start in the same place. Tell us which you are.