Kheeran Offshore manages complete welding procedure qualification in Guyana, from drafting the preliminary WPS to witnessing test welds, machining coupons, mechanical testing, and issuing the final PQR. Fabricators and contractors across Georgetown and Providence rely on us to qualify procedures and welders to ASME IX, AWS D1.1, and ISO 15614.
What Welding Procedure Qualification Involves
A welding procedure specification (WPS) defines how a joint is welded: process, materials, positions, preheat, and parameters. To prove it works, a test coupon is welded under supervision and subjected to non-destructive and mechanical testing, including tensile, bend, and where required impact tests. The recorded results form the procedure qualification record (PQR) that supports the WPS, following AWS, ASME, and ISO rules.
Welding Procedure Qualification in Guyana: Our Scope
- WPS drafting and review by qualified welding engineers
- Witnessing of qualification test welds on your site or in our shop
- Coupon machining plus tensile, bend, hardness, and macro testing in our lab
- Welder qualification (WQT) and performance renewals
- Complete PQR and WPS documentation packages
Why Qualify Locally?
Sending coupons abroad adds weeks and cost. Because Kheeran Offshore runs its own materials testing laboratory in Providence, welding procedure qualification in Guyana is completed end to end in one place, with certified results in days. Your procedures reach production faster and audits go smoother.
Trusted by Oil, Gas, and Marine Contractors
As a leading inspection and testing company in Guyana, we support FPSO logistics providers, shore-base fabricators, pipeline contractors, and structural steel shops. Our engineers speak the language of client specifications and third-party auditors, so your qualification packages are right the first time.
Start Your Qualification Today
Call +592-602-5664 or email admin@kheeran.gy to plan welding procedure qualification in Guyana. We respond quickly with scope, pricing, and a schedule that fits your production deadlines.