API & CWI Capabilities

• API 510

  API 510 inspection is a critical component to ensuring the safe and efficient operation of pressure vessels and pressure relieving devices that protect these vessels in the refining, chemical processing, exploration, extraction, transportation, and pharmaceutical industries. Unless, of course, the vessel in question is exempt by the API 510 code. That said, API 510 inspectors are an important part of facility’s mechanical integrity (MI) programs and the overall safety of the facility. The potential environmental impact and human casualties of a pressure vessel failure are what drive each of the above industries to ensure their pressure vessels are cleared for continued operation. This is precisely why we do not take staffing your facility with API 510 inspectors lightly.

• API 570

  API 570 Inspections are a critical inspection standard for refineries and processing facilities around the world. These inspections provide an opportunity to mitigate piping failures or wall loss concerns and improve the operational efficiency of your facility. This is done by keeping better tabs on what is going on around your facility and finding solutions to challenges that come up.

• CWI

  We staff American Welding Society (AWS) Certified Welding Inspectors (CWIs). These individuals are uniquely qualified to work hand-in-hand with QA/QC supervisors to properly inspect and approve welding, welding repair, or construction packages. This unified solution is the backbone of everything we do. If your fabrication shop requires an AWS CWI, we can supply experienced team members, or if you need a Senior Certified Welding Inspector today at the fab shop, and next week you need to source experts to manage phased array work, we have that covered too.