WPS/PQR preparation and welding coordination for start-up and established manufacturers in Estonia and the EU.
Industry 5.0 puts people, sustainability and resilience at the centre of manufacturing. Welding robots, digital WPS and data-driven traceability make production faster, but they don’t replace engineering judgement. Welding is a special process: its quality can’t be fully verified afterwards, so it has to be built into the process through the right procedures, qualified welders and continuous coordination. That’s where a welding engineer makes the difference. Every weld done right the first time means less rework, less wasted material and energy, and a product your customer can trust.
Task breakdown based on Annex B of EN ISO 14731 “Welding coordination — Tasks and responsibilities”.
Review of contracts, product standards and technical requirements, plus assessment of subcontractor suitability.
B.1–B.3Verification of welder and operator qualifications, and equipment suitability and maintenance.
B.4–B.5Procedure qualification, WPS and work instructions, material and consumable control.
B.6–B.11Inspection and testing at every stage, including post-weld treatment such as heat treatment.
B.12–B.15Non-conformance handling, calibration, traceability and quality record management.
B.16–B.20You’re launching production and need to build the entire welding quality system from scratch — documents, processes, coordination.
You already have production running but need extra IWE-level support for an audit, a new client, or tidying up documentation.