Identify the item
Provide the component name or tag, quantity, location, drawing or part number, dimensions and photographs. Mark the specific welds or examination areas when possible.
Describe the material and condition
State the material grade if known, manufacturing process, coating or surface condition, service condition, temperature and whether the item is new, repaired or in service.
Explain the inspection objective
Describe the suspected condition or reason for inspection. Examples include weld quality, cracking, porosity, lamination, wall thickness, corrosion monitoring or repair verification.
Provide project requirements
Share the applicable specification, procedure, technique, examination coverage, acceptance criteria, reporting format and any client approval or witness requirements.
Confirm access and schedule
Describe whether work is at a shop or field site, available access, height or confined-space considerations, isolation status, surface preparation and the required date or outage window.
Include a contact for technical questions
Name the person who can clarify drawings, scope and disposition during the work. Rapid answers help avoid pauses and assumptions.
Discuss your inspection requirement
This guide is general information, not a substitute for applicable project requirements or a qualified review of the actual component. Contact VeriTech with the material, geometry, access and inspection objective to discuss an appropriate scope.