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Inspection & Verification

Third-Party Inspection

Independent verification of equipment, materials and manufacturing activities against the drawings, specifications, inspection and test plans and codes agreed for your project.

Why it matters

Purchasers need confidence that what is being built at a supplier's facility matches what was ordered, before it ships and before problems become expensive to fix on site.

Scope

What we inspect and verify

01 Before manufacturing

  • Document and drawing review
  • ITP review
  • Pre-inspection meeting
  • Manufacturing schedule review

02 During manufacturing

  • Material verification
  • Dimensional inspection
  • Welding surveillance
  • NDT witnessing
  • Heat treatment monitoring
  • Coating inspection
  • Hydrostatic and pneumatic test witnessing
  • Functional and factory acceptance testing (FAT)

03 Final inspection

  • Final dimensional and visual inspection
  • Nameplate and marking verification
  • Preservation and packing checks
  • Documentation review and release

How it works

How an engagement runs

  1. 01

    Share your requirement

    Tell us what needs inspecting, where it is, when, and the technical scope.

  2. 02

    We review the scope

    ENSPEK reviews the requirement and identifies an appropriate delivery approach.

  3. 03

    Resources are coordinated

    Suitable technical resources are assigned, subject to qualification and availability.

  4. 04

    Inspection is performed

    Activities are carried out against the agreed requirements.

  5. 05

    Findings are reported

    Reports and supporting documents are submitted through the agreed process, including digital workflows.

FAQ

Third-Party Inspection: common questions

What is Third-Party Inspection?

Independent verification of equipment, materials and manufacturing activities against the drawings, specifications, inspection and test plans and codes agreed for your project. Purchasers need confidence that what is being built at a supplier's facility matches what was ordered, before it ships and before problems become expensive to fix on site.

What does ENSPEK's Third-Party Inspection cover?

The scope typically includes before manufacturing: document and drawing review, ITP review, pre-inspection meeting and manufacturing schedule review; during manufacturing: material verification, dimensional inspection, welding surveillance, NDT witnessing, heat treatment monitoring, coating inspection, hydrostatic and pneumatic test witnessing and functional and factory acceptance testing (FAT); final inspection: final dimensional and visual inspection, nameplate and marking verification, preservation and packing checks and documentation review and release. The exact scope is agreed for each project.

Which standards does ENSPEK work to for Third-Party Inspection?

Work is performed to the codes and specifications agreed for each project, such as ASME, API, EN, ISO and Client specifications.

What do you receive after Third-Party Inspection?

Inspection reports with findings and photographs, Inspection release notes, where agreed, Non-conformance records and close-out status and Final documentation review summary.

Which industries use Third-Party Inspection?

ENSPEK provides Third-Party Inspection for Oil & Gas, Petrochemical & Chemical, Power & Utilities, EPC & Engineering and Manufacturing projects, among others.

How do I request Third-Party Inspection from ENSPEK?

Submit the Request an Inspection form with what needs inspecting, where, when and the technical scope. ENSPEK reviews the requirement, assigns suitable technical resources subject to qualification and availability, performs the work against the agreed requirements, and reports findings through the agreed process, including digital workflows.

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