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RE: [MW:13928] Welder qualification

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Dear All,
                 Please see the following SEC IX section given guide lines will be help for you...

      QW-201.1 The Code recognizes that manufacturers or
contractors may maintain effective operational control of
PQRs and WPSs under different ownership than existed
during the original procedure qualification. When a manufacturer
or contractor or part of a manufacturer or contractor
is acquired by a new owner(s), the PQRs and WPSs may
be used by the new owner(s) without requalification, provided
all of the following are met:
(a) the new owner(s) takes responsibility for the WPSs
and PQRs
(b) the WPSs reflect the name of the new owner(s)
(c) the Quality Control System/Quality Assurance
Program reflects the source of the PQRs as being from the
former manufacturer or contractor

Thanks & Best regards

 

Krishnasamy. M

Welding Inspector

+971 508972639



CC: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
From: samuvel.masilamani@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [MW:13927] Welder qualification
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 17:08:11 +0300
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com

If both the companies are under the same umbrella of quality management system, there won't be any problem



On 16-Mar-2012, at 3:37 AM, Manivannan Hemu <hemumanivannan@gmail.com> wrote:


Dear Experts,
Please clarify.

Situation: Company 'A' has given a subcontract to company 'B' for repair welding of cast components.
Company 'A'-holds qualified WPS as per ASME sec IX and issues copy of them to company 'B' to follow for his work.

Question: Can the vendor (company 'B') is permitted to make production weld by following WPS of company 'A' with  company 'B's qualified welder?  indicate code reference.

MANIVANNAN.P

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