• Comprehensive planning, monitoring, and implementation of large-scale projects
• Multi project management
• Project portfolio management
• Interim Management
• Conceptual design of service strategies incl. logistics, material supply, etc.
• Risk management
• Support in contract design (EPC, TSA, SMA, ...)

Together we consistently have the “golden rectangle” (quality, budget, time and customer satisfaction) in our sights – and act accordingly..

• Efficient design and implementation of processes by means of a sensible subdivision of business processes into process groups and sub-processes
• Customised staff training
• Identification of existing stand-alone solutions
• Centralisation of information pools so that redundant data maintenance can be dispensed of
• Development of a common database with high reliability
• Elaboration of existing interfaces, their optimisation, and the concluding proper documentation and clear communication

Wind Multiplikator designs, trains, documents – and implements optimal processes and interfaces for your project!

In order to achieve completion of offshore projects “in time and budget”, meaningful and dependable evaluations based on the amalgamation of the inputs from all sub-projects, right down to daily reporting, must be available for project management before budget planning. These include:

• Budget preparation on working hours, material, and requirement of external service providers
• Rolling target/performance comparison
• Periodical reporting on daily, weekly or monthly basis
• Asset management
• Interface between operational units and bookkeeping/controlling
• Development and implementation of KPIs
• Offer validation

The tight interlinking of the operational units with bookkeeping and controlling is essential for efficient control and therefore for the “in time” and “in budget” goals being achieved. Wind Multiplikator creates the processes and tools required – and performs the project management.

• Accompanying work packages from planning to actual implementation on construction field
• Involved in procurement management
• Coordination of information and material flow up to transfer to vessel units and final issue to the technicians for processing on the WT
• Identify and exploit optimisation potentials by means of monitoring based on key figures, analyses, and regular lessons learned
• Preparation of requirement specifications for tailored IT solutions

High flexibility and intensive communication between mainland and construction field, as well as between several vessel units, are the key for smooth operation and to meet all challenges posed by work on large offshore wind parks.

• Point of contact and interface to customer, certifier, MWS, port authorities and suppliers
• Coordination and monitoring of employed specialists and external companies on site
• Responsible for repair and maintenance of components
• Preparation of components for shipping and offshore installation
• Coordination of remedial work, implementation of retrofits on site
• Inspections and transfer of components to customers and third parties
• Documentation in accordance with contracts
• Implementation of ad-hoc lessons learned
• Development of HSE-conform organization on site

Coordinating all parties locally in the harbour so that the project is carried out successfully – we do this with “hands-on management“.

Organisation, coordination and a great deal of communication are at the forefront with management on site. Depending on the project, this may entail the following:

• Planning of work on site as well as the organisation of procedures and processes
• Scheduling of technician teams with regard to time, place, qualifications, etc.
• Coordination of all units in the field, incl. vessel units and trades in order to guarantee perfect service
• Interface between onshore and offshore (single point of contact)
• Prioritisation of activities
• Documentation and reporting of deployments
• Consideration of the special circumstances of activities on the high seas and the strain on human and material involved

The competence and experience on the high seas to make the right decisions at the decisive moment and to also communicate these comprehensibly is one of the strengths of Wind Multiplikator’s experts!

• Development and coordination of QHSE systems

• Provision of safety officers

• Basic support according to DGUV (German Social Accident Insurance) Provision 2

• Ensuring QHSE compliance

• Creation of QHSE-relevant concepts such as SchuSiKo (protection and safety concept), fire prevention documents, or process instructions in HSE

• Identification of the hazards occurring and determination of measures (risk assessments)

• Training and schooling employees

• Hazardous substance management (evaluation of safety data sheets and development of operating instructions)

• Pursuance of QHSE-relevant topics

• Document management

• Development of project-specific quality and testing plans

• Process analysis and auditing accompanying the project

• Evaluation of process deviations and support with corrective measures

• Development of an integrated management system (IMS)Evaluation of process deviations and support with corrective measures

Wind Multiplikator stands for the highest occupational safety standards and competence in the realm of occupational health and safety. The conservation of the environment and the striving for ever better quality are integral parts of our daily work.

• Provision of QHSE offshore representatives
• QHSE inspections offshore
• Qualified Q and HSE employees
• Training and instruction offshore
• Acceptance reports of large components with customer representatives, etc.
• Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)
• Rotor blade inspection
• FROSIO

The WM QHSE employees are versed in both areas: Quality AND HSE. You thus have one contact person for the implementation of your requirements.

• General training according to DGUV provision 1
• Training sessions on the topic:
• Electrically instructed person
• Working in confined spaces
• DGUV rule 112-198 – Usage of personal protection equipment against falls
• DGUV rule 112-199 – Rescue from heights and depths with personal fall protection equipment
• Attachment points for persons
• Project instructions offshore
• Close collaboration with training providers for offshore-relevant examinations and training courses

WM QHSE analyses the specific training requirements – and attends to their realisation.

• Definition of technical requirements for medium and high voltage components
• Preparation of specifications and documentation of systems engineering
• Formulation of maintenance handbooks and checklists
• Technical clarification with manufacturers and suppliers
• Technical support for project management of production and procurement
• Planning of the inner park cabling and network topology
• Maintenance of the entire high and medium voltage systems / technology in the wind park incl. substation
• Troubleshooting
• Acceptance and commissioning of system components
• Grid connection of wind turbines
• VEFK (responsible electrician)

Wind Multiplikator Engineering stands for (system) technical solutions with focus on the entire system life cycle!

• Coordination of manufacturers of offshore wind turbines, suppliers, the maritime economy and authorities
• Monitoring of the entire project; from tender presentation to handover of the final documentation
• Project management of individual areas or of the entire offshore construction project
• Support in the selection of suppliers and external service providers
• Advice with the performance of feasibility studies
• Advice and support with the processing of tenders / offer phase
• Support with claim management
• Early preparation of risk analyses
• Complete documentation and reporting
• Ensuring that all work is carried out within the framework of the project certification and certification by highly qualified and experienced third parties

Wind Multiplikator organises the construction and already has the upcoming operating phase in its sights!

• Wind park-wide commissioning management
• Medium and high voltage switching operations
• Recording and preparation of switching instructions
• Offshore substation, inner park cabling and WT
• Development of risk analyses
• Conceptual design of the suitable quality checkpoints
• Definition of the commissioning requirements
• Accompanying the IBN on site
• Support for commissioning on site and preparation of required work instructions
• Development of ad-hoc solutions

Wind Multiplikator plans content and order for the commissioning, the appropriate offshore deployment and the necessary documentation.

As a rule, the inspection or exchange of transmission or hydraulic oils, filters, accumulators, carbon brushes and lightning protection modules are elements of scheduled maintenance work.

These tasks are commonly accompanied by inspections for the verification of stability of the following components:

• Foundation structure
• Tower segments
• Nacelle
• Blades

Optimally performed maintenance means:

• Complete execution of the necessary maintenance tasks (checklists, protocols)
• Keep deactivation time of the individual wind turbines as short as possible
• Complete detailed documentation
• Timely clarification of the scope of maintenance
• Development and examination of the work instruction, risk assessments and checklists
• Optimised scheduling (e.g. by parallelisation of work stages)
• Optimised tool and material planning incl. spare parts management
• Optimised deployment of teams and vessel capacities

Wind Multiplikator’s appropriate project management ensures that your scheduled maintenance campaign is planned and carried out optimally.

The corrective maintenance team’s aim is to achieve the highest possible availability of the wind park.

• Determination of the necessary measures
• Prioritising corrective maintenance work in the wind park
• Optimisation or work instructions
• Align vessel logistics with the varied situations in the wind park
• Optimised material management for quick access and high availability of spare parts
• Complete execution of all necessary trouble shooting and corrective maintenance tasks (checklists, protocols)
• Development of 2nd level support engineering, individually tailored to turbine type and wind park
• Compilation of an effective corrective maintenance team based on individual requireogyments of the WT technol
• Definition of qualification requirements of the technicians

The “hands-on mentality”, the employment of project management tools and the “24-7” attitude of the Wind Multiplikator experts for corrective maintenance ensure highest possible availability!

• Development of retrofits
• Development and performance of especially tailored retrofit analyses
• Coordination of all processes and interfaces during a retrofit project
• Ensuring an effective deployment of means and resources
• The team connects HSE, logistics, Supply Chain, especially trained personnel and keeps close contact with the forces on site
• Development of reporting

By means of retrofit measures we assist in reducing the operating and maintenance costs of an offshore wind park!