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Welding Procedures and Qualifications

Ultimately, our main focus is quality however the best result is high production with quality. Welding specifications may also reduce high production with limitations in place to ensure required quality of pipe welding.

During the procedural process, arc times will be finalised and production rates can be confirmed. Following mechanical testing of procedural weld, it can be ensured by us that every weld produced with the pre-set parameters using those settings will be the same during production within an allowable tolerance set by welding inspectors.

Unlike manual welding, our digital equipment does record every second of welding data during projects. This data is made available to client at any interval during project. Welding inspectors are able to check operators welding parameters of all welding systems without interfering or causing grief to welder/operators.

Following procedural welds, the operators become qualified with procedural settings. Our focus here is again quality with high production. Part of our qualification process is high production. The operator may pass the welding qualification but also must provide completion of the weld in an allowable time and safe manner.