Inspection and progress monitoring.

What lands on your desk

A fault map, and the case for fixing each one.

Every anomaly is pinned to its module and string, graded, and carried through to what it is costing you a year and how long the repair takes to pay for itself. Below is a sample pack from a plant that does not exist.

Commercial rooftops

Fly in the morning. Faults on your desk before lunch.

A commercial rooftop under 1 MW is one short flight. The array is scanned, the anomalies are graded, and the pack is with you inside the hour. It is the smallest job the station does, and the fastest thing it gives back.

This one is a rooftop story. It holds for arrays under 1 MW and we do not stretch it further than that.

By industry

The station is already there. Put it to work.

The sentry that never sleeps, and the surveyor you no longer book. The same aircraft flies daylight inspection work, delivered as reports on the same monthly bill.

• SolarThermal panel inspections with a fault map and repair list.

  • Thermal and visual on the same pass, so soiling and droppings are told apart from real electrical faults.
  • Every anomaly pinned to its module and string: cell hotspots, a hot substring behind a failed diode, a module or a whole string gone dark.
  • The same waylines every time, so you see how the plant is ageing instead of one afternoon of it.

  You get a fault map over the array, a severity ranked defect register with a photo per fault, and a repair list in priority order.

• MiningStockpile volumes and haul road checks in a monthly report.

  • Stockpile volumes from a repeat grid: volume per pile, and the change since last month.
  • Haul roads flown as a corridor. Potholes, ponding, berm loss and drainage failure, pinned and classed.
  • Thermal over coal stockpiles and discard dumps for hotspots before they take hold.

  You get volumes with the method recorded, an orthomosaic, a haul road defect register, and the surface model your own surveyor signs off.

• TailingsScheduled facility surveys with a visual record for compliance teams.

  • The full footprint on identical waylines every month. The dated archive it builds is the product.
  • Freeboard, pool position and beach width, trended flight to flight rather than guessed between visits.
  • An early sweep of the downstream face and toe for wet anomalies, reported as differences, never as verdicts.

  You get the trends, a surface change map, an anomaly register, and an accuracy statement on every pack. It is the visual layer of your monitoring stack, not a replacement for your instruments.

• InfrastructurePowerline and substation thermal scans.

  • A standard shot list per bay from safe standoff: bushings, breakers, arresters, busbar joints, cooling.
  • Hot joints reported against a similar component under similar load, with the load and the weather logged at capture.
  • Structures and hardware within reach: cracked insulators, loose clamps, broken strands, nests, theft damage.

  You get a condition register with photos and positions, and a thermal findings report with an action band on every finding.

• Rail and portsPatrols over known theft corridors within station reach.

  • The sections a station reaches, flown along the servitude with every image tagged to chainage.
  • By night for theft, by day for condition, on one subscription. Missing spans, stripped masts, cut fences, staged vehicles.
  • Change against the last pass: new dumping, encroachment, vegetation into the envelope, fence breaks.

  You get a patrol report per section with an incident and defect register, a comparison against the previous pass, and urgent findings called through live.

• Estates and reservesFence, dam and infrastructure audits.

  • The boundary traced on a schedule, dwelling at gates, corners and the dead ground where people actually cross.
  • Dam extent and level trended from the same waylines. Roofs, pump houses and sheds checked as a comparable set.
  • Fire sweeps folded into the patrol along plantation and fynbos edges, with coordinates and stills on anything found.

  You get fence and gate defects with positions, a dam trend, a building condition set, and a fire watch log, on one bill with the night watch.

It is the same discipline, pointed at daylight. Flown in idle windows, no mobilisation cost. Open any one of them.