Welding inspection is a crucial aspect of quality control—it ensures that welded joints are correctly executed to Australian and International Standards. Backed by the International Institute of Welding (IIW), our qualified International Welding Inspector (IWI-B) is responsible for inspecting and assessing the quality of the welds.

Inspection includes:

• perform visual examinations

• verify examination procedure compliance -review examination results compliance

• develop visual inspection procedures (before, during, and after welding)

• provide NDE inspection planning and scheduling (before, during, and after a project)

• review welding inspection reports

• verify the implementation of nondestructive and destructive evaluation methods

• prepare visual inspection requirements

• prepare NDE requirements

• report investigation results of quality inspection disputes

• prepare destructive testing requirement

Procedure Qualification:

• verify welding equipment appropriateness

• verify edge preparation compliance

• verify joint geometry compliance

• witness procedure qualification

• verify welding procedure qualification compliance

• review and approve welding procedures

• develop welding procedures

Light and heavy fabrication for small and large commercial buildings, industrial warehousing, hotels, apartments, estate agents, and residential.

• Structural steel welding (construction, precast panels, steel beams)

• Agriculture machinery repairs

• Pressure vessel welding (steel, stainless, pressure pipe)

• Plant and equipment welding repair

• Trucks, Boats, and Cars (chassis repairs, modifications)

• Oxy Cutting, plasma

• perform audits

• develop quality control plans

• prepare base material control requirements

• prepare weld consumable control requirements

• prepare documentation control requirements