Targeted field and vendor inspection support for defined scopes. Exact disciplines, credentials and codes are confirmed before assignment.
Site and shop observations against approved drawings, procedures, inspection plans and defined witness points.
Field and shop inspection at defined hold and witness points; verification of approved procedures, inspection and test plans, material identification and records; punch-list tracking, daily reports and turnover documentation.
Owners, operators, EPC/EPCM teams, general contractors and industrial facilities.
Visual and dimensional surveillance, weld traceability, records review and fabrication closeout, subject to inspector qualifications.
Weld fit-up and visual surveillance; WPS/PQR and welder qualification document checks against contract requirements; fabrication dimensional checks; traceability, repair tracking, and weld/NDT record review.
Pipe fabrication, pressure piping, skids, tanks, structural steel and industrial assemblies.
Schedule qualified NDT providers, witness agreed test points, track reports and follow up on repairs; testing by approved specialists.
Coordinate third-party NDT vendors and scheduled hold points; verify requested examination methods and scope against project specifications; track reports, acceptance dispositions, repairs and re-examination.
UT, RT, MT, PT and other specified methods when performed by qualified contracted providers.
Factory and fabrication visits for material traceability, production status, inspection points and release documentation.
Vendor visits, manufacturing progress checks, inspection/test-plan surveillance, material traceability review, release documentation and nonconformance follow-up.
Equipment fabricators, component manufacturers, steel and piping suppliers, and modular assembly shops.
Construction, repairs, coatings, testing coordination and daily field reporting for pipeline and station work.
Construction and repair observation; weld, coating and backfill surveillance; pressure-test and NDT coordination; daily reports, photo documentation and closeout packages.
Pipeline transmission and distribution, station work, terminals, tie-ins and integrity repairs.
Daily inspection reports, photo records, punch-list tracking and quality document packages aligned with project requirements.
Daily inspection reports, photographic records, contractor activity logs, inspection and test records, punch-list registers, document indexes and closeout packages.
Pipeline maintenance, fabrication, industrial construction and processing projects requiring clear field-to-office reporting.
Our process begins with a requirements review—not a blanket promise of coverage. The actual inspection plan, personnel and reporting expectations are agreed project by project.
Identify location, dates, work activities, contract documents, hold points and the owner’s quality requirements.
Check discipline-specific experience, current credentials, required site training and any client approvals.
Define responsibilities, communication, access, reporting frequency and escalation of observations.
Provide agreed field records, photo references, open-item tracking and turnover deliverables.
NDT examination is performed by appropriately qualified third-party providers when required. Each request is reviewed against personnel qualifications, site training, inspection responsibilities, client standards and applicable code requirements before any commitment.
Tell us what is being built, where it is located and which quality or inspection activities need independent coverage.
