Work Pack and Weld Log

Work Pack Details

Work Pack details

1. The work pack number, revision and the status;
   
2. Weld Log - to view and edit the welds in the pack; 
   
3. Print the work pack to a PDF file;
   
4. Print the weld maps for all the drawings in the work pack;
   
5. Revise the work pack;
   
6. View the revision history;
   
7. View the weld's details;
   
8. Status of the weld;

Weld Log

Weld Log for the work pack

The weld log will only show the welds that are in the pack. You can edit the welds and add or edit data, but not add or remove welds. To add or remove welds from a work pack, check this article: Revise a Work Pack.

Please read this article about editing and saving changes to welds, as the functionality is the same here as in the weld log, except that the advanced search to view and edit locked welds is available only through the weld log - Weld Log.

Read the next article: Revise a Work Pack

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