01WPQ and WQTR workflows
Create professional WPQ and WQTR records through structured, code-aware templates that guide the user from the approved WPS to the final certificate. Qualified ranges, supporting test reports, review status, stamps and signatures remain part of one controlled process.
Read more ↗02Existing welder qualifications
Bring existing welder qualifications into WeldTrace so adoption does not mean recreating valid records. Add individual qualifications or import larger groups, retain the original certificate and connect each person to the procedures and qualified variables relevant to production work.
Read more ↗03Automatic welder continuity
Replace separate continuity spreadsheets with a living record built from actual project activity. WeldTrace updates relevant process history as qualified welders perform work, while authorised manual extensions and supporting evidence remain available when project records are not the source.
Read more ↗04Qualification status visibility
Give supervisors and quality teams an immediate view of who is current, approaching expiry or no longer available for a process. Traffic-light status, reports and reminders focus attention on the records that need action before they disrupt allocation or an audit.
Read more ↗05Deployment controls
Move qualification data into the operational decision where it matters. When work is allocated, WeldTrace can relate the required process and procedure to the welder’s approved records and continuity, helping prevent an unsuitable or expired assignment from progressing unnoticed.
Read more ↗06Welder’s log and performance history
Build a richer picture than a certificate alone can provide. Each welder’s log lists the welds performed by project, WPS, process and position with their inspection outcomes—evidence of continuity during an ASME or ISO 3834 audit and a clear view of productivity and recurring quality patterns.
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