Does anyone know who is responsible for preparing the welding test plates for the containers?
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My previous workplace was under the supervision of the quality control department. The company has only been involved in container manufacturing for a short time, and not many people, from top to bottom, understand this field. Whether a welding test plate is required for the container is determined by the drawing designer through the technical specifications, or by the welding supervisor as part of the welding procedures, or by the manufacturing process requirements, or by the quality control department. Now everyone is passing the buck. Who exactly should be responsible: L
The last edit to this post was made by HSLJHZ on 2015-11-28 at 10:14. Whether a welding test plate should be used for the container is specified by the designer in the technical requirements; the process engineer must then specify the requirement for a welding test plate in the manufacturing process. This requirement is then sent to the production workshop, which proceeds with manufacturing according to it. There’s no need for anyone to pass the buck around.
The production and inspection procedures should be clearly specified in documents such as design drawings; if this is not stated in the design, then the quality assurance engineer should prepare a \"Report on Design Non-conformity\""
It is generally reflected in the manufacturing process, but it should be clearly specified in the quality assurance procedure documents, so as to avoid disputes.