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Industries & Organizations We Serve

Practical Expertise Across the Welding Ecosystem

From trade schools to municipal code authorities, We partner with organizations across the welding industry to solve compliance challenges, optimize quality workflows, and build certification pathways that produce safe inspector-ready professionals.

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MANUFACTURERS & CONTRACTORS

Manufacturers & Contractors

Reduce Rework, Risk, and Downtime

We help manufacturers and contractors optimize QA/QC workflows, ensure audit readiness, and reduce rework through practical compliance strategies. Whether you're preparing for an AWS D1.1 audit, troubleshooting inspection failures, or implementing welder qualification systems, we deliver measurable improvements.

Common Challenges:
•Audit failures: Failed AWS, ASME, or API audits due to documentation gaps or process issues
•High rework rates: Defects discovered late in production, leading to costly rework
•Inspection bottlenecks: QA/QC processes slow down production throughput
•Compliance confusion: Unclear code requirements lead to over-engineering or non-compliance

How We Help:
•Gap Analysis: Identify compliance gaps and operational inefficiencies
•Audit Preparation: Mock audits, documentation review, and corrective action plans
•Process Optimization: Streamline QA/QC workflows for faster throughput
•Code Interpretation: Clear guidance on AWS, ASME, and API requirements

Results:
•Pass audits on first try: Clients prepared for AWS D1.1, ASME Section IX, and API 1104 audits
•Reduce rework by 30-50%: Catch defects early, minimize costly rework
•Faster throughput: Optimized inspection processes reduce bottlenecks

Typical Clients:
•Structural steel fabricators
•Pipe fabrication shops
•Heavy equipment manufacturers
•Construction contractors
•Shipbuilders and repair yards

Case Study Example (Optional):
Challenge: A structural steel fabricator failed an AWS D1.1 audit due to incomplete WPS documentation and inconsistent inspection records.
Solution: We conducted a gap analysis, redesigned their documentation system, and trained their QC team on proper inspection procedures.
Result: They passed their re-audit 60 days later and reduced rework by 40%.
 

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INDIVIDUALS & CAREER SEEKERS

Individuals & Career Seekers

One-on-One Advisory for Career Direction

We provide one-on-one advisory services for young people and career changers who want to learn about the welding trade. Whether you're considering a career as a welder, inspector, or quality professional, I offer pragmatic guidance on certification pathways, training programs, and career progression.

Common Questions:
•Should I become a welder or inspector?: Understand the differences and which path fits your goals
•What certifications do I need?: CWI, SCWI, CWE—which ones matter for your career?
•How do I get started?: Find the right training program and avoid common pitfalls
•What's the career progression?: Understand the path from apprentice to senior inspector or quality manager

How I Help:
•Career Assessment: Understand your strengths, interests, and career goals
•Certification Guidance: Which certifications to pursue and in what order
•Training Program Selection: Find programs that produce inspector-ready graduates
•Mentorship: Ongoing guidance as you progress through your career
Results:
•Clear career path: Understand exactly what steps to take
•Avoid costly mistakes: Don't waste time and money on wrong certifications or programs
•Faster progression: Get to your career goals faster with expert guidance
Typical Clients:
•High school graduates exploring trade careers
•Career changers entering the welding industry
•Welders pursuing CWI certification
•Young inspectors seeking mentorship
Investment:
•Career Assessment Call: $250 (1 hour)
•Ongoing Mentorship: $500/month (2 calls per month)
 

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CROSS-INDUSTRY EXPERTISE

With 40 years in the welding ecosystem—from the shop floor to code authorities—I offer comprehensive, cross-industry expertise in welding, fabrication, project management, and strict ASME code compliance. As an ASME-certified welder and proven leader, I put together a team that specializes in managing complex projects, particularly pressure vessels and power piping. This experience includes welding supervision, QA/QC, developing audit-ready systems, and mentoring professionals.

 

Core Competencies

  • ASME Code Compliance (Sections IX, B31.3/B33.1)

  • Welding Inspection & QA/QC

  • Pressure Vessel/Piping Repair

  • Blueprint Reading & Specification Interpretation

  • Safety Management

  • Team Leadership, Mentorship & Training

  • Curriculum Development (CWI Prep)

 

Client Value Proposition

 

My four decades of practical experience deliver measurable client benefits: enhanced QC/inspection, reduced operational costs through optimization, improved safety and audit-readiness, and robust internal training capacity.

 

40 Years of Professional Expertise

 

My career provides a holistic industry perspective:

  • Hands-on Welding (10 Yrs): Began as a welder specializing in structural steel, heavy equipment, and ASME piping, providing a production-focused understanding.

  • Inspection & Code Interpretation (15 Yrs): Performed thousands of inspections (bridges, pressure vessels); deep expertise in interpreting complex codes (AWS D1.1, API 1104, ASME) and resolving disputes.

  • Quality Management & Audits (10 Yrs): Managed QA/QC workflows, welder qualifications, and audit preparation. Successfully passed numerous AWS D1.1, ASME Section IX, and API 1104 audits by building highly effective quality systems.

  • Training & Mentorship (5 Yrs): Trained hundreds of welders/inspectors via colleges/corporate programs. Designed CWI prep curricula and mentored young inspectors with a focus on real-world application.

 

Leadership & Development

 

We foster continuous improvement: We cultivated mentorship skills, to develop coursework for apprentices/supervisors, and created programs that achieved up to 10% increases in productivity.

 

Certifications & Education

  • ASME-Certified Welder

  • Formal Certificates: Project Management, Construction Management, Supervision.

  • Pursuing: AWS Senior Certified Welding Inspector (SCWI) and ASME National Board Certification.

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Let's discuss your compliance challenges and explore how I can help. No sales pitch, just a pragmatic 30-minute conversation about your goals, timeline, and whether my services are a good fit.


 

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