We can take up your projects and move them from cradle to grave with full Code compliance.
Below are a few of the stages we have optimized after learning lessons from real life work experience.
Review customer specifications and summarize the important scope of work and requirements, so you can use your valuable time on other important tasks.
Review calculations and drawings against the ASME Code.
Create Traveler, assign WPS, and NDE for each joint, and communicate any special welding requirements to production.
Prepare other shop folder documents. Review the shop folder documents for accuracy.
Review of Bill of Material (BOM) and Purchase Order (PO)For accuracy and specification requirements as per ASME Code.
Provide a Weld map for each welded joint.
Provide NDE plan and specification (LPI, RT spec..etc)
Provide a Tube expansion chart for production to achieve optimum expansion for different tube materials and thicknesses.
Review of the heat map and Material Test Reports (MTRs) for accuracy, Code compliance, and approval.
Review Radiography reports and other NDE reports for accuracy, Code compliance, and approval.
Provide a job-specific checklist for inspection before bundle insertion for review and approval.
Provide a job-specific checklist for inspection just before the hydrostatic test for review and approval.
ASME nameplate stamping information
Review the vendor U2 forms for accuracy.
Prepare ASME Manufactures Data Reports such as U1, and U2 forms.
Manage national board submission process of U1 , U2 forms.
Review the Hydrostatic test report, LPI, and Air soap bubble test report for accuracy.
Guide and verify the accurate compilation of the complete data book after the job completion
Prepare Repair and Alteration (R1, R2) forms and nameplate information.
National board Nameplate replacement process. (NB-136)
Manage national board process of R2, nameplate replacement.
Preparation of a Welding Procedure Specification (WPS), Procedure Qualification Records (PQR) as per ASME Section IX
Qualify welders as per ASME Section IX.
Training program for new welders. (Such as reading weld symbols, and using WPS parameters accurately)
Update/revise Quality Control Manual.
Guide Positive Material Identification testing and verify the accuracy of the report.
As required by special jobs, such as creating new procedures, and preparing for customer inspections.
Prepare your company for the audits.
Prepare your company for the ASME Joint Review.