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Certified Weld Procedures (WPS/PQR)

Qualified welding procedures (WPS/PQR) and certified welder qualifications per industry codes. Documented, code-compliant welding that stands up to inspection, backing every critical fabrication we produce.
WPS / PQR Qualified
Certified Welders
Code Compliant
Documented Traceable
Overview

What We Provide

USA Weld Express backs its welding with qualified procedures and certified welder qualifications per industry codes. From our Houston facility, that documented foundation ensures the welds on your critical and inspected fabrication meet specification and stand up to scrutiny. A Welding Procedure Specification (WPS), supported by a Procedure Qualification Record (PQR), defines exactly how a weld is to be made and proves that method produces sound results. Welders are then qualified to those procedures. This qualified, documented approach underpins our code piping, pressure, high-alloy, and structural work, and pairs with NDT and material traceability for full end-to-end verification. We serve oil and gas, chemical processing, and power generation clients across Texas who require code-compliant, documented welding on critical fabrication, delivered on time.
CAPABILITY SPEC
Documents WPS · PQR
Welders Qualified & Certified
Standard Per Industry Codes
Supports Code Piping · Pressure · High-Alloy
Pairs With NDT & Traceability
Output Documented, Verifiable Welds
Integration Full In-House Quality
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Certified weld procedures are the foundation beneath every critical weld USA Weld Express produces. Qualified WPS/PQR documentation and certified welders mean your inspected and code fabrication is done right and can be proven.

What Are WPS and PQR?

A Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) is a documented set of instructions defining how a specific weld is to be made — the process, materials, filler, joint design, positions, and the electrical and thermal parameters. A Procedure Qualification Record (PQR) is the supporting evidence: a record of a test weld made to those parameters and the mechanical testing that proves it produces a sound joint. Together, WPS and PQR establish that a welding method is qualified — proven to produce welds that meet the code’s requirements before it’s ever used on your fabrication.

Certified Welder Qualifications

A qualified procedure is only half the picture; the welder executing it must also be qualified. Welder qualification demonstrates that an individual welder can produce sound welds following a given WPS. Our welders hold the certifications required for the work we take on, so that both the method and the person performing it are proven. That combination — qualified procedure plus qualified welder — is what industry codes require for critical welding, and what we bring to every code job.

Why It Matters for Your Project

On code piping, pressure equipment, high-alloy, and inspected structural work, undocumented welding isn’t acceptable — an authority or client needs assurance the welds meet specification. Qualified procedures and certified welders provide that assurance, and the documentation proves it. Beyond compliance, this discipline produces genuinely better, more consistent welds, because the method has been tested and the parameters are controlled rather than left to chance.

Supporting Code, Pressure & High-Alloy Work

Our qualified-procedure foundation underpins the most demanding work we do — code piping spools, pressure components, chrome-moly and alloy welding, and inspected structures. Because the procedures are in place and our welders are qualified to them, we can take on fabrication that requires documented, code-compliant welding with confidence, delivering work that passes inspection the first time.

Documented & Verifiable End to End

Certified procedures pair naturally with our non-destructive testing and material traceability. Together they let us document a critical fabrication from material through weld to final inspection — mill test reports, qualified procedures, welder qualifications, NDT results, and quality records. That complete documentation package gives you and any inspecting authority full confidence and a verifiable record of exactly how your fabrication was produced.

Why Choose USA Weld Express

With 17 years of fabrication experience, certified welders, and qualified procedures, USA Weld Express delivers welding you can document and defend. Combined with in-house NDT and traceability, that means code-compliant, verifiable fabrication under one roof, with shorter lead times and a single point of accountability. When your project requires certified, documented welding on critical work, delivered on schedule and priced right, our qualified-procedure foundation supports it.

How It Works

From File to Finished Part

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Submit Drawing

Send your DXF, DWG, or PDF files — or a sample part for us to reverse-engineer.

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Quote & Review

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Submit Drawing

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Submit Drawing

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Submit Drawing

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a WPS and a PQR?

A WPS specifies how a weld should be made; a PQR is the tested evidence proving those parameters produce a sound weld. The PQR qualifies the WPS.
Yes. Our welders hold the qualifications required for the work we take on, and they’re qualified to the specific procedures used, as industry codes require for critical welding.
Yes. We can provide qualified procedures, welder qualifications, NDT results, and material traceability as a complete documentation package for inspected and code work.
Code piping, pressure equipment, high-alloy welding, and inspected structural fabrication typically require qualified procedures and certified welders with documentation.
Share your material, code, and requirements and we’ll confirm the qualified procedures available or what’s needed to support your specific fabrication.
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