01Current drawings
Keep drawing revisions, weld maps and dependent fabrication records within the same controlled project context. Teams can see which information is current while the history needed to understand transferred welds and design changes remains available.
02Weld planning
Create the required weld population, allocate approved procedures and qualified people, and organise work around the project sequence. Planning choices stay visible to production and quality, reducing the handoffs that usually create parallel trackers.
03Work packs
Group work by drawing, equipment, area, welder, procedure or other delivery criteria that make sense at the workface. Practical travellers and control sheets can be issued from current data, keeping execution packages aligned with the live project record.
04Progress views
Use dashboards, calendars, Gantt views and status counts to understand what is planned, completed, awaiting inspection or blocked. The team gets an operational picture that can be explored back to the underlying weld rather than a static progress percentage.
05Team communication
Use alerts, notifications and weld-level messaging to keep questions connected to the work they affect. Supervisors, inspectors and coordinators can collaborate with the same context, reducing the risk that a decision is lost in a separate communication channel.
06Completion readiness
Track incomplete inspection, NDE, supporting files and turnover requirements before the delivery date arrives. Project teams can focus on the records preventing release and close them while the responsible people and evidence are still available.