Regarding the issue of owners and supervisors going to the pipeline valve factory to witness the pressure testing of valves one by one
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In accordance with the new regulations, the owner and supervisor shall go to the valve manufacturer to witness the pressure testing of each valve individually. It can replace on-site valve spot checks and pressure tests. But how to handle the data? Is it still necessary to fill out the valve pressure testing record?
After the owner and supervisor visit the valve factory to witness the pressure testing of each valve, the manufacturer shall provide a pressure testing report, which must be signed by the witnesses for confirmation. Spot pressure testing will no longer be carried out at the project site, but the valve pressure testing records still need to be filled out and archived for future inspection and quality tracking. .
Who does it matter to whom you submit the valve pressure testing records, when it comes to checking your pressure testing?
You’re wrong; if one does not go to the manufacturer to witness the valve pressure testing, samples of the valves still need to be taken for testing in proportion after they leave the factory and arrive at the project site. . .
Do you have any misunderstandings regarding the filling out pressure testing records? What does the quality management system stipulate? Is there any rule stating that if someone is on site to oversee the inspection, there is no need to record the pressure testing data?