Every seam. Every test. 100% traceable.
When someone asks about seam 47, you have the answer instantly. Welder, machine, test results — every link in the chain, audit-ready.
Complete seam documentation
Record seam type (fusion, extrusion), welding machine, operator, ambient conditions, travel speed, and location. Every detail CQA requires, captured in the field.
Suggested pass/fail
Enter destructive test results and GeoQC suggests pass/fail based on ASTM D6392 specifications for professional review. No manual lookups, no calculation errors.
Trial weld tracking
Document trial welds with machine settings, peel and shear test samples, and suggested pass/fail for professional review. Minimum two per day per welder — GeoQC helps keep your documentation aligned with that requirement.
Non-destructive test records
Log air channel, vacuum box, and spark test results for every field seam. Link NDT results directly to the seam record for complete traceability.
Welder-to-seam tracing
If a destructive test fails, instantly identify all seams made by that welder with that machine on that day. Trace forward and backward through the chain.
Smart auto-numbering
Seams are auto-numbered sequentially. Panel connections are inferred from the drawing. No manual cross-referencing between drawings and logs.
Why this matters
- 100% seam traceability — the single most critical requirement for CQA documentation
- Suggested ASTM D6392 calculations eliminate the #1 source of manual errors
- Failed destructive tests trigger immediate traceability review — know exactly which seams are affected
- Regulatory auditors can follow the complete chain: welder → machine → seam → test → result
- Trial weld documentation is tracked automatically — helps you keep records for the required two-per-day minimum