Types of Services Offered
Call Sydney Welders for Welding Inspection & Qualification
Qualified and Experienced
Common issues like lack of fusion, incomplete penetration, slag inclusions and undercutting can compromise the finish of a welded product. Strict welding inspection from experienced professionals can ensure the long-term integrity and stability of the project.
AS1796 Certificate 10 & AS2214 certified
Certified welding inspectors and supervisors hold AS1796 Certification 10 and AS2214 Welding Supervision. This helps to ensure high standards for welding work and that products are properly checked before delivery to the client.
Strict Compliance with Design Specifications
Stringent compliance with design specifications and protocols according to Australian standards. This rigorous process ensures all projects stay on track for a high-quality finish and minimises the risk of any issues, regardless of the job's complexity.
Sydney-Wide Welding Inspection Service
Get quality welding inspections across all areas of Sydney – from the Greater West to the Inner City areas to the Northern Beaches. We can help you find a skilled welding inspector to do a comprehensive check before your project is complete.
Welding Process and Operator Qualification
If you need a welding inspector qualified to both Australian and international standards to ensure safety, compliance, and consistency across industries, we can help.
Process qualification typically involves controlled testing conditions, including the selection of welding parameters, materials and joint configurations.
Depending on the project or industry requirements, testing may include both destructive and non-destructive methods such as tensile, bend, and impact testing, as well as radiographic or ultrasonic examinations. This ensures operators are capable of carrying out the required welding process with precision and safety.
Assessments are performed by qualified welding inspectors and engineers, following internationally recognised standards such as the Australian Welding Standard (AS/NZS 2980) and the American Welding Society (AWS) codes, to validate operator skills and technical knowledge.
How Welding Inspections Work
Welding inspections are carried out to confirm that welded work complies with applicable Australian Standards, approved drawings and project specifications.
Before welding begins, inspections typically verify that welding procedures are approved, welders are properly qualified, materials and consumables are correct and joint preparation and site conditions are suitable.
During and after welding, inspections focus on ensuring the work is performed in accordance with the approved welding procedure. This includes monitoring welding parameters, temperatures, and technique, followed by a visual inspection to check weld size, profile, and surface quality and to identify visible defects such as cracks, undercut or lack of fusion.
Inspection results are recorded and compiled into formal documentation.
Welding Supervision
Welding supervision can be offered to businesses with in-house or contract welders who require a certified welding supervisor to ensure accurate and high-quality work or to meet compliance requirements.
Experienced supervisors can ensure your welding complies with Australian standards. They oversee the welding process, ensuring that all work meets the required standards and specifications, creating a secure working environment.
If you need supervisors who are certified to AS 2214 to provide the necessary supervision for precise and reliable results from your welders, contact Sydney Welders today.
