Welder continuity, fitter certification, calibration expiry and changes to primary fields reports in WeldTrace

Reports

Welders' Continuity Report

Codes such as AWS D1.1 & ASME IX require welders to weld at least one weld every 6 months in a process they are qualified to, in order to maintain their welder qualifications for that process. 

In WeldTrace, each welder’s log will be updated automatically on a continuous basis from records of welds performed by a welder within a project (PLUS and PRO plans only). 

If a welder is qualified to multiple processes, the continuity update will be applied to the specific process of relevant WPQs. If one of the processes in a multi-process WPQ expires (i.e. no continuity update is applied for over six months), that particular WPQ will expire and it cannot be used in a project.

Welder Continuity Report
  1. This is the account level reports menu;
  2. Welders' continuity report for all the welders in your account;
  3. For each welder, there will be one entry for each process they are qualified to;
  4. When you click on the accordion, you will see all the qualifications for that process and the WPQ that was used in a project with the project number and the weld details for the most recently completed weld by that welder;

  1. If a welder has not performed welds to a process to which he/she is qualified to for more than 5 months, a reminder email will be sent to the welder (if an email ID is available), CC to Super User and Account Administrators;
  2. The welder continuity records will be updated automatically only for "manual" and "semi-automatic" processes. Continuity records will not be updated for "automatic" and "mechanized" processes;

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