Certified fabricators
On most jobs the certification decides the shortlist before anything else does. A coded vessel needs an ASME stamp. Permitted structural steel needs AWS D1.1. Aerospace work needs AS9100, and defence work needs ITAR.
We read these off each shop's own website and kept only what we could quote — 290 recorded certifications so far. A shop saying it “welds to” a standard is not the same as holding it, and we don't record the first as the second. Always confirm current status before awarding work.
A documented quality system. Often the first filter a procurement team applies.
Structural steel fabricator certification.
Structural steel welding code. The default requirement on building and platform work.
Aerospace quality standard.
Required to build coded pressure vessels. Non-negotiable when it applies.
Cleared for defence-controlled work.
Repair and alteration of coded equipment.
Power boiler construction.
Structural welding code for aluminium.
Structural welding code for stainless steel.
Special-process accreditation for aerospace supply chains.
Oil and gas tank and equipment standards.
Not sure which you need?
Describe the job and we'll work out what it calls for — the shop to build it, and welders qualified to the same code if you need people on site as well as parts.
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