WELDING QUALITY CONTROL CHECKLIST
Jun 01, 2000 · Contractor’s Welding Quality Control Plan (WQCP). These and other items are explained further below. 1. Inform OSM immediately after contract approval that welding, including shop welding, will be performed for your project (see BCM 180-4 & BCM 180-9 for a list of OSM contact phone numbers). At this time, set up an initial meeting with . OSM ...
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