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Arrange welder testing for your job

Tell us what your welders need to be tested for. PWC arranges welder qualification testing (WQT/WPQ) Australia-wide, at your workshop or ours. We can discuss the test requirements and arrangements before you book.

Testing for a clear requirement

Welder testing checks a welder’s work against a stated requirement. Send the standard or customer request, the welding process and the material.

We qualify welders for fusion welding of steels to ISO 9606, AS, ASME, AWS and API requirements. Tests are examined by people holding an IIW welding qualification (IWE, IWT or IWS), AS 2214 welding supervisor certification, CERT 10 or an equivalent.

Prepare before the test

We need to agree on the test location, equipment, materials and date. Tell us how many welders need testing and whether you have an existing procedure.

At your workshop

Welders can be tested at your premises. You supply the welding equipment, consumables and test plates, and we agree the test pieces and preparation before the visit.

At our workshop

Welders can also be tested at PWC’s own workshop. The quote explains what is included.

Know which records you will receive

The quote should identify the testing and records included. Tell us if your customer needs a particular form or document.

A record for each welder

Each completed record identifies the welder, the welding process, the material, the test position and the result. It also states the requirements used to assess the test.

Welders we’ve tested

PWC has carried out welder qualification for NWEC, Karuah, TTM Engineering and Veolia, among others.

Is this the same as training?

Training helps people learn or improve a skill. A qualification test checks whether a welder meets the stated test requirements. Let us know if your staff need preparation as well as testing.

Common questions

Tell us about your welders

Send the number of welders, process, material, standard and preferred date.