Inspection and Test Plan
The ITP lists every inspection and test, who performs it and when, including hold and witness points agreed with the client.
Inspection & Quality Control
Welding inspections before, during and after welding according to the ITP, with non-conformity management and full traceability.
Inspection and QC
Inspection at every stage of welding
Inspections are carried out before, during and after welding, according to the Inspection and Test Plan (ITP). Deviations are recorded and corrected before they become costly repairs.
- Pre-welding, in-process and post-welding inspections according to the ITP
- Non-conformities highlighted, with corrective actions proposed
- Identification and traceability
- Weld geometry and size checked against the welding symbol on the drawing and the WPS
- Weld surface, transition area and the area next to the weld checked
- QC inspector and QC supervisor roles
Key terms
How quality is controlled
Non-conformities
When a weld or a document does not meet the requirements, it is recorded, the cause is identified and a corrective action is proposed.
Traceability
Each weld can be traced back to its welder, procedure, consumables and inspection records.
Related services
Often combined with
NDT
Surface and volumetric methods, ISO 9712 Level 2 and 3.
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Drafting an accurate ITP.
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Production planned around the inspection points.
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