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Run: Weld Map and Traceability Log

Track every weld joint to the welder, WPS, heat numbers, NDE results, and repair history in one inspection log. Use it to prove traceability, catch missing r...

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Inspection Details

Enter the project name, work area, spool/assembly identifier, and weld map or travel sheet number.
Record the date/time of the traceability review and the person performing the inspection.
Document the approved WPS number, governing code or specification, and current revision used for the welds reviewed.
Confirm the review includes every joint listed on the weld map or travel sheet for the selected scope.

Weld Map and Joint Identification

Verify each weld joint has a unique joint number, location reference, or spool reference that matches the field marking and map.
Confirm the weld map shows the joint location, line or assembly reference, and orientation sufficient to locate the weld in the work.
Check that the joint status on the map is readable and reflects the current state such as fit-up, welded, inspected, accepted, repaired, or closed.
Verify the joint identifiers on the map match the physical markings, tags, or traveler labels in the work area.
Confirm there are no missing, duplicated, or conflicting joint numbers within the reviewed weld map.

Welder, Procedure, and Material Traceability

Verify each welded joint is linked to a welder identification number or stamp on the map or travel sheet.
Confirm the welder qualification record is current and matches the process, position, material group, and thickness range required for the weld.
Verify the base material heat number or mill traceability identifier is documented for each applicable joint or component.
Confirm the filler metal classification and lot or batch number are documented where required by the project quality plan or specification.
Check that the listed WPS is appropriate for the joint material, welding process, joint design, and position used.

Inspection, NDE, and Repair History

Verify the required NDE method(s) and inspection extent are identified for each joint or weld group, such as VT, PT, MT, RT, or UT.
Confirm each applicable joint references the correct NDE report number, date, and disposition such as accepted, rejected, or pending.
Verify any repair, rework, or excavation history is recorded with the repair date, reason for repair, and updated disposition.
Confirm repaired joints retain traceability to the original weld number and show the number of repair cycles completed.
Check that any open non-conformance, hold point, or pending NDE disposition is clearly identified on the log.

Completeness, Control, and Sign-Off

Verify the log includes or references the weld map, WPS, welder qualifications, MTRs or heat records, NDE reports, and repair records as applicable.
Confirm the weld map and traceability log show the latest approved revision and that superseded records are controlled.
Document any missing traceability, illegible entries, mismatched records, or other non-conformances identified during the review.
Inspector signs to confirm the weld map and traceability review is complete and accurate for the scope inspected.

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