MONDIAL INTEGRITE

CONFORMITE SDN. BHD.

202401028321 (1574169-M)

enquiry@mondial.com.my

NO 11B, JALAN PUCHONG PERMAI 2, TAMAN PUCHONG PERMAI, 

47100, PUCHONG, SELANGOR

+603 5892 6806

Excellent Expertise, Proven Professionals

Welding and fabrication codes set the criteria for design, material quality control, inspection, and welding procedure qualification. International codes universally require the establishment of welding procedures, emphasizing both the need for process qualification and the essential skills of welders to ensure quality of welds.

TRUST THE EXPERT

MONDIAL's provide essential testing to verify that welders possess the skills and knowledge needed to meet industry standards and regulatory requirements. These services are critical for ensuring that welders produce high-quality, durable, and safe welds.

Welder Qualification Testing

With most of our team consisting of certified welders, MONDIAL's is an expert in welder qualification testing. 

We are able to perform testing on every major welding code, including:

  • AWS D1.1 (Structural Steel)
  • AWS D1.2 (Structural Aluminum)
  • AWS D1.3 (Sheet Metal & Decking)
  • AWS D1.4 (Rebar)
  • AWS D1.5 (Bridges)
  • AWS D1.6 (Stainless Steel)
  • ASME Section IX
  • API
  • And More!
 
With our qualification programs mandated by industry standards, you can rest assured that your qualifications will be accepted by your clients.

Why Choose MONDIAL

Welder Qualification Testing Services?

Welder Qualification Testing is a crucial process to ensure that welders possess the necessary skills and knowledge to perform welding tasks according to industry standards and specifications. This testing verifies the welder’s ability to create strong, durable welds that meet specific codes and requirements.



Accuracy and Compliance

Professional testing ensures that welders meet the stringent standards required in various industries, reducing the risk of costly failures.


Experience and Expertise

Our testing services have certified inspectors and advanced equipment to carry out comprehensive testing in compliance with industry codes.


Cost Efficiency

By catching issues early and ensuring compliance, these services help prevent rework or failure, saving time and money.

Industry Recognition

Successful completion of qualification testing enhances a welder’s qualifications, giving them a competitive edge in the industry.

Commitment to meet industry standards and ensure safety, quality, and precision in every joint

FAQ

Welder Qualification Testing is the process of assessing a welder’s ability to perform welding tasks in accordance with specific standards and codes. The testing ensures the welder can produce strong, durable, and safe welds that meet the required industry specifications.

  • Ensures Compliance: Verifies that the welder’s skills meet the standards of regulatory bodies like AWS, ASME, or ISO.
  • Quality Control: Ensures that welds are strong, durable, and free from defects, minimizing the risk of failures.
  • Safety: Prevents safety hazards by ensuring welds can withstand the stresses and environmental conditions for which they were designed.
  • Industry Recognition: Certified welders are recognized for their skill and adherence to industry standards.
  • Visual Inspection: Welds are inspected for external defects such as cracks, lack of penetration, or surface porosity.
  • Destructive Testing: Includes testing like tensile strength, bend testing, and impact testing to assess the weld’s performance and strength.
  • Non-Destructive Testing (NDT): Methods like X-ray, ultrasonic, or magnetic particle testing can detect internal flaws without damaging the weld.
  • Welding Procedure Testing: Verifies the welder’s ability to follow specific welding procedures, including the materials and positions specified.

Yes, for certain industries and applications (especially in high-risk environments), welder qualification testing is mandatory to comply with safety and industry standards. It is required for certifications to ensure that welders can meet the performance requirements of the materials and procedures.

Yes, many testing services provide on-site welder qualification testing, especially for industries like construction, oil and gas, or shipbuilding. Portable testing equipment for visual and non-destructive testing can be brought to the location.

The time required for qualification testing can range from a few hours for simpler tests to several days for more complex tests involving destructive testing or multiple welding procedures. The testing time depends on the type of welding process, the number of tests to be conducted, and the complexity of the welds.

After the test, the welder receives a certification if they pass. The certification document typically includes the details of the test (e.g., process, position, material) and serves as proof of their qualifications. Failed tests may require requalification or corrective action.