Weld can be as good as the practices under which it was made. Training has to be up to date so that welders will be informed about the best practices of heat input, joint preparation, environment, cooling time, etc. This automatically translates into solid, long-term welds.

Furthermore, organisations that expect quality inspection services will be impressed with welders that are currently credentialed, since their work has a higher likelihood of making it through strict inspection without unnecessary rework.

Compliance with Regulatory and Industry Standards

Many jurisdictions and employers insist that welders have current credentials under nationally accepted standards. Australia, for example, has nationally accredited courses outlining the units and assessment criteria of poly welding. Read More >>>> https://writeupcafe.com/why-regular-reaccreditation-matters-for-polywelders