Client challenges and operational risks
Missing material traceability, workmanship deviations and incomplete records can cause rework and delay delivery. Defined inspection points and suitable competence help detect non-conformances early and follow them through to closeout.
Our specialist services
Surface preparation and coating
Surface treatment inspection, preparation checks, environmental measurements, application follow-up and coating thickness verification. Findings affecting corrosion protection are recorded against agreed requirements.
Welding inspection
Visual weld inspection, fit-up checks and review of welding procedures and relevant qualification records. NDT coordination and weld traceability are included when agreed.
Steel, materials and fabrication
Material inspection, certificate review, dimensional inspection, assembly checks and steel fabrication quality control. Scope is matched to the product and the project inspection plan.
Documentation and quality follow-up
Inspection and test plans, hold points, punch lists, non-conformance reports and final status. Technical records are assembled to support conformity assessment and handover readiness.
Typical projects and applications
QC inspectors can support offshore projects, shipyards, fabrication companies and onshore industrial facilities. Coating, welding and steel inspection requirements are agreed against the work package and client acceptance criteria.
Scope and deliverables
Our delivery model is Define, Verify, Inspect and Close: define scope and requirements, verify prerequisites and records, inspect the work and close findings with traceable evidence. Certification levels, methods and applicable standards are confirmed for each specialist and assignment.