WPS
Welding Procedure Specification
The inspector can verify that the applicable approved procedure is available and corresponds to the production welding activity being inspected.
Dilenza provides welding inspection services in Turkey for shipbuilding, pressure equipment, piping, structural steel, industrial machinery and other welded fabrication.
We match welding inspectors according to the equipment, materials, welding processes, applicable standards, required qualification, supplier location and inspection responsibilities.
From a one-day fabrication hold point to recurring welding surveillance or long-term technical presence, Dilenza can identify inspector profiles suited to the actual project requirement.
ITP · WPS · Specification · PO · Drawings accepted
Qualifications
AWS CWI · CSWIP 3.1 · CSWIP 3.2 · IWI · Relevant NDT Qualifications
Attendance
Single Visit · Recurring · Resident · Multi-Site

Welding inspection support
Welding quality is created throughout fabrication—not at the final inspection.
Joint preparation, fit-up, welding procedures, welder qualifications, production parameters, intermediate conditions, NDT and repairs can all affect the final result.
Dilenza provides independent welding inspection at Turkish manufacturers, fabrication facilities and shipyards according to the client's controlled project documentation and defined inspection responsibilities.
Depending on the scope, inspection may support:
The objective is not simply to provide someone holding a welding certificate. The inspector should also understand the equipment, material, fabrication method and project requirements involved.
The qualification matters. Relevant fabrication experience matters just as much.
The exact responsibilities should be defined by the client's ITP, specification, drawings and applicable standards. Inspection can take place before, during and after production welding.
Depending on the agreed scope, the welding inspector may verify:
Identifying a deviation at this stage can prevent incorrect welding from progressing into a more costly repair.
Independent welding surveillance may include verification of:
Recurring surveillance can be useful where fabrication continues over several production shifts, days or weeks.
Post-weld inspection can include:
Acceptance should always be based on the specified project requirements and applicable acceptance criteria.
Where required by the ITP, welding inspection can interface with project-defined non-destructive testing. Inspection requirements may involve:
The welding inspector may be responsible for witnessing defined activities, reviewing examination status or verifying that required examinations have been completed according to the agreed scope.
Where unacceptable indications are identified, repair follow-up can include:
NDT execution must be performed by personnel holding the qualifications required by the controlled project documentation.
A compliant weld begins with the correct welding documentation.
Depending on the agreed scope, Dilenza welding inspectors can verify project-defined documentation before or during fabrication.
WPS
The inspector can verify that the applicable approved procedure is available and corresponds to the production welding activity being inspected.
PQR / WPQR
Where included in the inspection scope, procedure qualification documentation can be checked against the applicable requirements and production WPS.
WPQ
Welder identification and qualification can be checked against the production weld and project-defined requirements.
Depending on the project, inspection can also verify traceability between:
Documentation must correspond to the weld being produced—not simply exist in the quality file.
The required inspector qualification should come from the client, project specification, applicable code or contractual documentation. Depending on the assignment, Dilenza can review welding inspector profiles holding qualifications such as:
Profiles can be considered where AWS CWI certification is specifically required by the project.
Relevant to many international fabrication, marine, energy and EPC projects.
IWI-qualified profiles can be considered according to the project's qualification requirements.
Where appropriate, welding inspectors may also hold relevant qualifications or experience involving VT, PT, MT, UT and other project-specified NDT methods.
Certification alone does not determine technical suitability. Inspector matching can also consider:
A CSWIP 3.1 or AWS CWI certificate does not make every inspector suitable for every welding assignment.
A shipyard inspector may have strong experience with large structural sections and marine fabrication. A pressure-equipment inspector may instead have deeper experience with vessels, process piping, alloy materials and code-controlled fabrication. A railway welding program can introduce another set of equipment and standard requirements.
Dilenza therefore reviews the application before proposing profiles.
01 — You send
Supplier Location · Equipment · Material · Welding Process · ITP · Standards · Qualification · Dates
02 — We review
We identify the relevant qualification, equipment experience, material experience, welding experience and project responsibilities.
03 — We match
Profiles can be considered according to certification, relevant project experience, location, availability and assignment duration.
04 — You review
Relevant inspector CVs and qualifications can be submitted for technical assessment.
05 — Inspection
The confirmed welding inspector attends according to the agreed scope and schedule.
Vessel Structures · Hull Sections · Ship Blocks · Marine Piping · Deck Structures · Marine Equipment
Turkey has major shipbuilding and vessel-repair activity concentrated particularly around Tuzla and Yalova, making marine fabrication one of the strongest welding-specific applications for the country. Welding inspection can support:
Marine or shipyard experience can form an important part of inspector selection.
Pressure Vessels · Heat Exchangers · Columns · Boilers · Tanks · Process Equipment
Inspection can support critical fabrication stages involving:
The required inspector profile should reflect the equipment, material and applicable pressure-equipment requirements.
Process Piping · Pipe Spools · Manifolds · Skids · Fabricated Piping Assemblies
Welding inspection may support:
Recurring inspection can be arranged where spool fabrication extends across several manufacturing stages.
Steel Structures · Frames · Platforms · Modules · Pipe Racks · Heavy Welded Assemblies
Welding inspection can support:
Industrial Machinery · Welded Frames · Heavy Equipment · Mechanical Assemblies · Fabricated Components
Industrial machinery frequently combines welded structures with machined or mechanically assembled components. Welding inspectors can focus specifically on the welded fabrication while other technical disciplines are introduced where required.
Rail Vehicles · Bogie Structures · Welded Frames · Transportation Equipment · Fabricated Assemblies
Turkey has established manufacturing activity in railway and transportation equipment. Where railway welding forms part of the project, inspector selection can consider experience with the relevant fabrication processes and project-defined railway welding requirements. The applicable standard and inspector responsibility should always be confirmed from the controlled documentation.
Power Equipment · Energy Structures · Mechanical Packages · Fabricated Project Equipment
Welding inspection can support conventional and renewable-energy equipment according to the specific manufacturing scope. Profile selection should follow the actual equipment rather than relying only on general energy-sector experience.
Inspector experience may need to reflect both the material and welding processes being used.
Depending on the project, relevant material experience can include:
Relevant welding processes can include:
Not every inspector needs experience with every material or process. The objective is to select a profile aligned with the actual manufacturing requirement.
Turkish manufacturers supply welded products for domestic and international projects operating under different technical codes and client requirements.
The applicable welding standard therefore depends on the equipment, destination, purchaser and controlled project documentation.
Depending on the project.
For applicable pressure-equipment and piping projects.
Depending on the fabricated equipment.
API requirements may apply to certain oil, gas, pipeline or industrial equipment projects.
Where railway fabrication is involved, project documentation may reference applicable EN 15085 requirements.
Shipbuilding projects may also involve classification society requirements and vessel-specific specifications.
The correct standard, edition, quality level, acceptance criteria and inspector responsibility must always be taken from the controlled project documentation.
Do not select a welding standard simply because fabrication occurs in Turkey.
Explore Standards & CodesWelding inspection requirements can be reviewed throughout Turkey according to the supplier location and required technical profile.
Tuzla · Istanbul
Shipbuilding · Vessel Repair · Marine Equipment · Heavy Fabrication
Tuzla is one of Turkey's most established shipbuilding and ship-repair environments. Welding requirements can involve hull structures, vessel blocks, marine piping, repairs, steel fabrication and mechanical structures. Shipbuilding experience can therefore be an important criterion when selecting welding inspectors for suppliers in this region.
Yalova · Altınova
Shipbuilding · Marine Fabrication · Vessel Construction · Heavy Steel
Yalova's Altınova shipyard area is another major marine fabrication location. Inspection can support new-build and repair activities involving structural welding, marine fabrication, NDT, repairs, weld documentation and heavy steel assemblies.
Kocaeli · Gebze · İzmit
Pressure Equipment · Process Industry · Machinery · Steel Fabrication
The wider Kocaeli industrial area is particularly relevant to process equipment, mechanical manufacturing, pressure systems and heavy industrial fabrication. Welding inspection can support pressure vessels, piping, tanks, skids, machinery and structural steel.
Bursa
Machinery · Automotive · Industrial Equipment · Fabrication
Bursa has a broad manufacturing base involving machinery, transportation equipment and fabricated industrial products. Welding inspection may be required for machinery frames, fabricated assemblies, transportation equipment and structural components.
Ankara
Industrial Equipment · Engineering · Structural Fabrication · Energy
Inspection requirements around Ankara can involve engineered equipment, structural fabrication and project-specific industrial packages.
Sakarya
Transportation Equipment · Machinery · Fabricated Assemblies
Sakarya is relevant to transportation and industrial manufacturing projects requiring welding inspection of fabricated structures and assemblies.
İzmir · Aliağa
Marine · Process Industry · Steel · Energy · Industrial Fabrication
Welding inspection requirements can involve process equipment, piping, tanks, marine fabrication, structural steel and industrial equipment.
Other Locations in Turkey
Tekirdağ · Eskişehir · Konya · Adana · Mersin · Hatay · Manisa · Kayseri
Requirements can also be reviewed in other Turkish manufacturing locations according to the supplier address and required technical profile.
For broader industrial inspection coverage:
The supplier determines the location. The fabrication determines the welding expertise.
Different fabrication programs require different levels of welding inspection.
Suitable for one defined activity such as:
Repeated attendance throughout fabrication. Suitable where independent inspection is required across:
This model can provide more visibility than relying on a single final inspection after fabrication is complete.
Frequent or continuous welding-inspection presence for extended fabrication programs. Resident coverage can maintain continuity across:
For long-duration assignments, inspector rotations can maintain technical coverage without relying on one person throughout the complete project.
Industrial projects may include welded equipment manufactured by several Turkish suppliers. Inspection can be coordinated across different fabrication locations while maintaining visibility over the overall project status.
A final inspection cannot recreate every condition that existed during welding.
After fabrication progresses:
Recurring welding surveillance provides visibility while these activities are actually happening. For critical fabrication, this can provide significantly more useful project information than waiting for final visual inspection.
Inspect welding while the manufacturing evidence still exists.
Depending on the agreed scope, Dilenza welding inspection reports can document:
The report should give the project team a clear record of: What Was Inspected · What Was Observed · What Requires Action · What Remains Open
Inspector selection starts with the welded equipment, material, process, applicable requirements and assigned responsibilities.
Requirements can include profiles holding AWS CWI, CSWIP 3.1, CSWIP 3.2, IWI and relevant NDT qualifications.
Turkey's shipbuilding, machinery, process-equipment and steel-fabrication sectors create requirements for several different welding-inspection profiles.
Relevant profiles can be submitted for client technical assessment before assignment confirmation.
Support can range from one welding hold point to recurring, resident or multi-site inspection.
Inspection can follow purchaser, EPC and project-specific requirements at Turkish manufacturers.
Not simply a welding inspector in Turkey. The right welding inspector for your fabrication.
This service covers welding inspection in Turkey. For broader requirements, the following services may be more suitable.
For multidisciplinary technical inspection, broader country coverage and general manufacturing support:
For complete manufacturing surveillance involving mechanical inspection, FAT, documentation and other disciplines:
For surface preparation, coating application, environmental conditions and coating measurements:
For broader long-term technical presence extending beyond welding:
This separation helps ensure that each inspection requirement is handled by the appropriate technical discipline.
You do not need to prepare a long enquiry.
Send whatever project information is already available.
Have only the supplier location and ITP? Send those first. We can review the technical requirement from there.
Yes. Welding inspection requirements can be reviewed throughout Turkey according to supplier location, equipment, technical scope, required qualifications, schedule and suitable inspector availability.
Yes. AWS CWI-qualified profiles can be reviewed where that qualification forms part of the project requirement. Relevant equipment and fabrication experience should also be considered.
Yes. Profiles holding CSWIP 3.1 or CSWIP 3.2 can be reviewed according to the technical requirements and relevant industry experience.
Yes. International Welding Inspector profiles can be considered where IWI qualification is required.
Yes, where this forms part of the agreed inspection scope. Welding documentation can be checked against the controlled project requirements.
Yes. Welding-inspector profiles with relevant shipbuilding and marine fabrication experience can be reviewed for vessel structures, ship blocks, piping, repairs and other marine applications.
Yes. Tuzla is particularly relevant to shipbuilding, vessel repair, marine fabrication and associated welded equipment.
Yes. Yalova and Altınova are particularly relevant to shipbuilding, vessel construction, marine fabrication and heavy welded structures.
Yes. Requirements can be reviewed for pressure equipment, process systems, piping, machinery, structural steel and other industrial fabrication.
Yes. Welding inspection can be reviewed for machinery, transportation equipment, fabricated components and industrial manufacturing.
Yes. Requirements can involve process equipment, marine fabrication, structural steel, piping, tanks and energy-related equipment.
Yes. Welding inspection can support pressure vessels, heat exchangers and other process equipment according to the applicable ITP, project requirements and inspector qualification.
Yes. Inspection can support joint preparation, fit-up, welding, visual examination, NDT status and weld repairs for structural steel and heavy fabricated assemblies.
Yes. Requirements involving railway equipment and welded transportation structures can be reviewed according to the controlled project specifications and required inspector experience.
Where EN 15085 forms part of the project requirements, profiles with appropriate railway welding and relevant standard experience can be reviewed.
Where defined by the client's ITP, the inspector can witness specified NDT activities or verify their status according to the agreed responsibilities.
NDT qualification requirements can be reviewed according to the examination method, applicable standard and project responsibilities.
Yes. Where included in the scope, inspection can follow weld repair preparation, re-welding, re-examination and close-out.
Yes. Recurring attendance can be arranged around fabrication stages including fit-up, welding, NDT and repairs.
Yes. Resident welding inspection can support fabrication programs requiring frequent or continuous technical presence.
Yes. Single-day assignments can support a defined hold point, fit-up inspection, welding activity, NDT witness point, repair verification or final weld inspection.
Yes. Relevant CVs, certifications and welding experience can be submitted for client technical assessment before deployment.
The applicable standard and acceptance criteria must come from the controlled project documentation. Depending on the project, requirements may involve ISO, EN, ASME, AWS, API, classification society or client-specific requirements.
Send us the fabrication requirement.
Have only the supplier location and ITP? Start with that. We can review the welding-inspection requirement from the available documentation.
Independent welding inspection for shipbuilding, pressure equipment, piping, structural steel, machinery and industrial fabrication throughout Turkey.