AeroRig: Wind Field Tool is a practical field utility designed for wind turbine technicians, rope access workers, rigging teams, and maintenance professionals who need a simple way to organize common at-height preparation tasks.
The app helps users keep key technical checks in one place, including torque reference calculations, harness usage tracking, equipment logs, and weather window planning.
Main Features:
Torque Reference Calculator
Enter bolt diameter and material grade to calculate a torque reference value in Nm. Previous calculations can be saved in the app history for quick review.
Harness Usage Tracker
Log suspension and usage sessions for harness equipment and monitor accumulated hours against a configured service limit.
PPE & Gear Logging
Record basic PPE and rigging equipment checks before field work. Keep gear-related notes organized and easy to access.
Weather Window Planning
Review wind-related conditions and plan field activity windows with a clear, simple interface.
Calculation History
Save recent torque calculations and session logs so important field information remains easy to review.
Clean Field Interface
AeroRig is designed with a straightforward layout for quick use during preparation, maintenance planning, and equipment checks.
Who It Is For
AeroRig is intended for:
- Wind turbine technicians
- Rope access and rigging workers
- Maintenance teams
- Field engineers
Equipment supervisors
Industrial service professionals
Important Disclaimer:
AeroRig is an informational and organizational field tool. It does not replace certified engineering calculations, manufacturer documentation, official torque tables, professional inspections, safety procedures, PPE retirement rules, employer policies, or local regulations.
Users are responsible for verifying all values, equipment status, weather conditions, and work decisions with approved procedures, qualified personnel, and official documentation before performing any at-height or industrial activity.
Torque logs, harness hours, PPE checks, and weather planning for wind techs.