The design and qualification of a Welding Procedure are essential for weld integrity and welder safety and must be conducted by qualified professionals.
Legislation mandates the use of Welding Procedures for structural and pressure equipment welding.
Safety
In Australian industry many practitioners think that a Welding Procedure is a simple document to be prepared to satisfy the contract, then filed in the bottom drawer. But as welders, inspectors, supervisors, and business owners, we have a Duty of Care under the OHS / WHS Act to ensure the welded structure is safe for use.
Our Qualifications
At AWS an experienced and qualified Welding Engineer or Technologist conducts the design and development of Welding Procedures, as is required under WH&S regulations. This requirement extends to production management of welding processes on critical plant.
Engineers
At AWS, mechanical and welding engineers work with technical advisors to offer consultancy services that are endorsed by experts. Our team has a broad range of advanced qualifications that you will not find anywhere else.
AWS Managing Director, Neville Cornish
Neville Cornish is a Chartered Engineer (UK) with a lifetime of experience in the Australian welding industry, and a range of international credentials to match. He is also the only Canadian Welding Bureau approved engineer in the country.
He is a technical expert on industry advisory boards for the University of Adelaide, and Charles Darwin University, among others.
