Clobotics field technicians working from a blade access platform

Field services · Expert crews

Hands-on blade work. Expert crews on site.

From targeted inspection and technical assessment to onshore and offshore repair campaigns, Clobotics brings experienced blade specialists, field coordination and documented closeout to the work your assets actually need.

Onshore and offshore

What Field Services is

The field capability behind a complete blade maintenance program.

Clobotics Field Services provides experienced technicians and blade specialists for work that requires direct access, practical judgment and a project-specific repair approach. Teams can support targeted follow-up inspection, structural assessment and manual repair campaigns across onshore and offshore assets.

Field work does not sit separately from inspection. Findings from IBIS, KIWI and Hummingbird can be reviewed in IRIS, translated into a defined work scope and carried through to repair documentation—giving operators one connected path from evidence to completed action.

Clobotics wind technicians carrying out field inspection activities

Built around the asset

Technology where it fits. Expert crews where it matters.

Some maintenance activities benefit from automation. Others depend on skilled hands, site experience and real-time judgment. Clobotics selects the right delivery method for the blade, the finding and the operating environment.

  • Targeted inspection and assessment
  • Project-specific work instructions
  • Onshore and offshore execution
  • Documented repair closeout

How it works

One managed path from finding to completed field action.

The scope, crew, access method, equipment and documentation are planned around the actual defect and operating environment—not forced into a standard package.

01 / Define

Confirm the scope

Review inspection evidence, turbine information and the operator’s maintenance priorities.

02 / Plan

Build the campaign

Define access, work instructions, equipment, certifications, weather limits and logistics.

03 / Mobilize

Bring the right crew

Deploy the technicians, blade specialists and project support required for the approved scope.

04 / Execute

Complete the work

Carry out assessment, preparation, repair and quality checks according to the agreed method.

05 / Document

Close the loop

Retain completed work, images, quality records and recommendations with the blade history.

Wind field team receiving an on-site briefing

Before the work

Align the people, site and method.

A clear field plan connects the approved scope to crew roles, access, safety and execution.

Clobotics technicians preparing field access equipment

Ready to mobilize

Bring the access and equipment the job requires.

Field logistics are built around the turbine, location and approved work instructions.

Targeted scopeWork tied to confirmed findings
Site-specific planAccess, weather and logistics aligned
Expert executionExperienced field and blade specialists
Documented closeoutEvidence retained after completion

Service scope

The right human capability for the work in front of you.

Field Services can support a focused follow-up task or a coordinated maintenance campaign. Final scope and delivery method are defined around the blade, finding and customer requirements.

01 / Inspect

Targeted follow-up inspection

Take a closer, hands-on look at findings that cannot be resolved through remote imagery alone.

  • Detailed visual assessment
  • Finding confirmation and documentation
  • Repair-scope input
02 / Assess

Blade condition assessment

Bring field evidence and specialist judgment together to clarify damage extent and next steps.

  • Structural and surface condition review
  • Practical maintenance recommendations
  • Prioritization support
03 / Repair

Manual blade repair

Execute project-specific work where direct access, workmanship and in-field judgment are required.

  • Preparation and approved repair execution
  • In-process quality checks
  • Completed-work evidence
04 / Coordinate

Campaign delivery

Coordinate crews, access, equipment and reporting across a defined onshore or offshore program.

  • Mobilization and field logistics
  • Site and weather planning
  • Progress and closeout documentation
Clobotics field specialist working at an offshore wind site
Field specialist · Offshore context

What you receive

Field work that remains useful after the crew leaves.

A completed campaign should give operators confidence in what was done, where it was done and what needs attention next—not simply confirm that a team visited the turbine.

01

Approved work scope

A defined task, delivery method and campaign plan aligned with the asset.

02

Field execution record

Images, observations and progress evidence captured through the work.

03

Quality documentation

Completed-work checks and closeout information for operator review.

04

Recommended follow-up

Remaining actions or monitoring needs clearly retained with the finding.

FAQ

Questions operators ask about Field Services.

Can Clobotics support both inspection and repair?

Yes. Field Services can support targeted inspection, condition assessment and manual repair work. The exact scope is defined around the turbine, finding, operating environment and customer requirements.

Are services available onshore and offshore?

Clobotics positions its field capability for both onshore and offshore work. Crew composition, access method, logistics and weather limits are planned for the specific campaign.

When should manual service be used instead of robotics?

Manual field work is appropriate when the damage, blade geometry, access conditions or repair method requires direct specialist judgment and hands-on execution. Clobotics can select the best-fit delivery method for the approved scope.

How is completed work documented?

Field observations, completed-work images, quality information and follow-up recommendations can be retained with the turbine and blade record for operator review and future planning.

Plan the field campaign

Turn blade findings into completed, documented field work.

Share your turbine scope, access conditions, and maintenance priorities. We’ll show how Field Services can support the campaign.

Talk to the Wind team