Professional QA/QC from project setup to final close-out

Documentation is prepared as the works progress, so records are traceable, defensible and ready when the project closes out.

Our process

Ten stages of quality control

Each stage produces a record that can be traced back to the material, the equipment and the personnel involved.

Project registers, document numbering, revision control and agreed reporting formats established before mobilisation.

Roll numbers, batch details and delivery records captured so every panel can be traced back to the material supplied.

Personnel, machine identification numbers and calibration details recorded against the work performed.

Trial welds recorded at the start of each shift and on machine or condition changes, with peel and shear results logged.

Panel numbers, placement dates, dimensions and deployment conditions captured as the liner is installed.

Wedge and extrusion seams logged with non-destructive testing results, including air pressure and vacuum testing.

Every repair numbered, located, described and retested, with the result recorded against the original defect.

Panel layout drawings maintained through the works and issued as an as-built record at completion.

Daily reports covering progress, personnel, weather, testing and any issues raised on site.

A compiled QA dossier bringing together material records, logs, test results, repairs and as-built drawings.

Document checklist

Record types issued through the works and compiled into the final dossier.

Trial Weld Log

Panel Log

Seam Log

Air Test Log

Repair Log

Panel Layout Drawing

Daily QA Report

Final QA Dossier

We can provide documentation alongside installation works, or as standalone support for your existing crew.