It is estimated that approximately 20 million tons of industrial paint is produced annually world-wide. Such large amount of paint requires a proportionately large number of personnel for its application, supervision and quality control. Quality Assurance focuses on preventing defect. Quality Assurance ensures that the approaches,
techniques, methods, specifications and processes are designed for the safe and successful
completion of a project and all standard parameters are met so that the entire project can be
implemented to the client’s satisfaction.
Quality assurance activities monitor and verify that the processes used to manage and create the
deliverables have been followed and are in operation. It is a proactive process and is preventive in
nature. Quality Assurance has to complete before Quality Control. Quality Control is to test or verify actual results by comparing it with the defined standards and it
mainly focuses on identifying a defects. QC ensures that the approaches, techniques, methods and
processes designed for the project are followed correctly. QC activities monitor and verify that the
project deliverables meet the defined quality standards. Quality Control is a reactive process and is detective in nature. Quality Control has to begin after
Quality Assurance. Many people think QA and QC are the same and interchangeable but this is not true. Both are tightly
linked and sometimes it is very difficult to identify the differences. Fact is both are related to each
other but they are different in origins. QA and QC both are part of Quality Management. However
QA is focusing on preventing defect while QC is focusing on identifying the defect. Maintaining consistent quality in any product helps to attain customer satisfaction and to reduce the
risk of replacement due to improper functioning. Quality can be achieved by following proper
Standards, Specifications and Procedures. These courses generally refers to Piping Engineering, Design analysis, Fabrication and inspection of
piping systems and provides a thorough understanding of QA/QC Documentation process to fresh
graduates as well as experienced QC personnel who wish to orient their careers towards QA/QC
Engineer in Oil and gas / Petrochemicals / Refineries / Energy and power sectors. This line of studies consists of five basic parts and these can be completed in a single package or as
separate modules as per student objectives as follows: In addition to producing high quality radiographs, QC personnel should also be skilled in
Radiographic Film Interpretation. This course is suitable for all those who require extra knowledge
in Radiographic Film Interpretation of welds. The course concentrates on the identification of weld
defects and artifacts, assessment of Radiographic quality, Evaluation of Radiographic sensitivity
and interpretation of Radiographs Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) is a written document that provides direction to the
welder or welding operator for making production welds in accordance with certain code
requirements. The purpose of qualification of a WPS is to determine that the weldments proposed
for a given construction project is capable of providing the required properties for its intended
application. Welding procedure qualification establishes the properties of the weldments, not the
skill of the welder or welding operator. Welding Procedure Qualification Record (WPQR)
documents what occurred during welding the test sample and test results of the same which was
made as per WPS explained above. In performance qualification, the basic criterion established for
welder qualification is to determine the welder’s ability to deposit sound weld. The purpose of the
performance qualification test for the welding operator is to determine the welding operator’s
mechanical ability to operate the welding equipment. This course trains a student how to draw-up
a WPS document for a given project and methods of evaluation and documentation (WPQR) for
approval of a weld sample (coupon) created based on the given WPS.
(Reference – ASME section IX, ASME B 31.3, ASME section – II part C)
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