Get your welding project records in order
Need help putting together the paperwork for a completed or ongoing job? PWC prepares and reviews Manufacturer’s Data Reports (MDRs) for projects Australia-wide. Tell us which records your customer requires.
What is an MDR?
A Manufacturer’s Data Report, often called an MDR, brings the required project records together. The contents depend on the job and contract.
Start with the records you have
Send the required document list, drawings and available reports. Point out anything missing or unfinished.
Project and drawing details
Welding procedures and welder records
Inspection and test reports
Customer document requirements
Records or extra staff support?
As well as preparing and reviewing the records, we can provide document control and staff support, depending on what your project needs. Tell us which you need, and we'll agree each part of the work separately.
Approval of welding operators
We can help with the approval of welding operators for fusion welding and resistance weld setters for fully mechanised and automatic welding processes.
Common questions
What goes into a Manufacturer’s Data Report?
It depends on the job and contract. An MDR typically brings together project and drawing details, welding procedures and welder records, inspection and test reports, and anything else your customer’s document list asks for.
Can you finish an MDR for a job that’s already under way?
Yes. Send the required document list, drawings and available reports, and point out anything missing or unfinished.
Can you provide staff as well as the paperwork?
Yes. As well as preparing and reviewing the records, we can provide document control and staff support, depending on what your project needs. Each part is agreed separately.
Discuss your project paperwork
Send a short description of the job and the date the records are due.