Certified Welding Inspector
Welding is something that you absolutely have to get right. Whether you’re overseeing new construction or reviewing existing work in preparation for a renovation, bringing in a certified welding inspector (CWI) from Moore Weld Professional Services, Inc means you won’t be second-guessing structural integrity or code compliance.
Forget rolling the dice on unverified welds. Our CWI will assess joints, materials, procedures, and work to ensure your project meets all safety and industry standards from day one.
Call (678) 986-6510 to get started.
When Should You Bring in a Certified Welding Inspector?
Most welding issues don’t announce themselves until it’s too late. Our inspectors can help you prevent mistakes and ensure every weld is strong, sound, and meets the codes it should.
You should call us in if you’re:
- Starting a structural project that needs to pass inspection
- Working with load-bearing or safety-critical components
- Applying for certification or project approval
- Noticing visual defects or irregularities in existing welds
- Verifying welder qualifications or processes onsite
We keep it objective and detailed. We’re not here to slow your project down—we’re here to keep it on the right track from a safety and compliance standpoint.
Types of Welding Inspections Offered by Moore Weld Professional Services, Inc
To ensure the highest quality and code-compliant welds, Moore Weld Professional Services, Inc offers a full range of inspection methods for every stage of your project.
Here are the types of welding inspections we provide:
- Inspection
- NDT Inspection
- VT - Visual Testing
- PT – Penetrant Testing
- MT – Magnetic Particle Testing
- Incoming materials Inspection
- Verification Inspection
- Destructive Inspection
- Guided Bend Testing
- Macro Etch Testing
If you’re unsure which inspection you need, we can guide you. Our team is here to recommend the most effective method based on your project requirements and industry standards.
What Is Nondestructive Testing?
Nondestructive testing (NDT) is used in a wide variety of industries and for many different types of materials. It refers to any method of testing a material’s properties without causing any damage to the material. It’s a highly valuable method of testing, since you can be confident that the inspected component’s integrity is just as it was prior to testing, which isn’t always the case with some methods that strain the material as part of their process.
The most common NDT techniques used in welding are industrial radiography and industrial CT scanning. These tests are effective at finding cracks and ensuring structural integrity.
What’s Involved in the Welding Inspection Process?
We perform field and shop inspections across all types of metals, welding techniques, and joint configurations. Our team evaluates welds according to AWS, ASME, API, and other relevant codes.
The inspection process typically includes:
- Assigning a certified welding inspector (CWI): To oversee inspection and ensure a qualified evaluation
- Conducting visual, mechanical, and nondestructive testing (NDT): To identify surface and subsurface defects
- Verifying code and procedure compliance: To confirm alignment with project specs and regulatory standards
- Documenting inspection results and generating reports: To provide traceable records and recommendations
- Scheduling inspections at key project stages: Including pre-weld, in-process, and post-weld reviews
Schedule a Certified Welding Inspection That Covers All the Bases
Moore Weld Professional Services, Inc’s certified welding inspectors work by the book, by the codes, and with complete transparency. Whether it’s one weld or hundreds, our inspectors deliver detailed, code-compliant assessments with zero guesswork. Partner with us for reliable, code-compliant welding inspections you can trust.
Looking for a certified welding inspector? Contact us at (678) 986-6510.