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Responsible Welding Coordinator

responsible welding coordinatorOne of the most significant features of AS/NZS ISO 3834 is the requirement that a fabricator must have a Responsible Welding Coordinator according to ISO 14731 – someone who can competently apply good practice in the welding activities carried out by the fabricator. This is a highly important requirement and is included to ensure the manufacturer understands the problems which can arise and how they can be avoided.

As they assume responsibility for all welding activities, the knowledge and competency of the Responsible Welding Coordinator is of paramount importance. Companies that are not ready to train or employ a Responsible Welding Coordinator can sub-contract out this responsibility.

Keep in mind that:

  • Each fabricator must identify at least one Responsible Welding Coordinator
  • A Responsible Welding Coordinator does not need to be directly employed (on a full-time, part-time or casual basis) by the fabricator. The fabricator can subcontract out the Responsible Welding Coordinator role to a third party, such as Weld Australia or an independent consultant
  • The Responsible Welding Coordinator is the person who controls welding and inspection activities and make decisions on behalf of the Fabricator
  • Welding Coordinators must be suitably competent, experienced and qualified for the type of work carried out by the fabricator
  • Different Welding Coordinators can be appointed to look after different products
  • Where welding coordination is carried out by more than one person, the tasks and responsibilities should be clearly allocated, so that:
    • Responsibility is clearly defined
    • The individuals are qualified for each specific welding coordination task

Welding Coordination According to ISO 14731

ISO 3834 is to be used in conjunction with ISO 14731: Welding coordination –Tasks and responsibilities. Welding Coordination is described in ISO 14731 and includes:

  • Welding Engineering
  • Welding Supervision
  • Material selection
  • NDE Control and management
  • Quality control management
  • Review and analysis of contract requirements

Are You Ready for AS/NZS ISO 3834 Certification?

  • Have you identified a Responsible Welding Coordinator, or sub-contracted out the role?
  • Is your Responsible Welding Coordinator suitable competent, qualified and experienced for the type of work that your organisation undertakes?
  • If you have more than one Responsible Welding Coordinator are the tasks and responsibilities clearly allocated?

How to Get Certified to AS/NZS ISO 3834

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Suite G1, Ground Floor
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+61 2 8748 0100
iso3834@weldaustralia.com.au

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Weld Australia (formerly the WTIA) represents the welding profession in Australia. Our members are made up of individual welding professionals and companies of all sizes. Our primary goal is to ensure that the Australian welding industry remains both locally and globally competitive, both now and into the future. Weld Australia is the Australian representative member of the International Institute of Welding (IIW).

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