Certified Industrial Welding in Laval and Across Quebec

Certified industrial welding relies on proven processes and qualified welders. Every welding task runs to a welding procedure specification (WPS) that defines the process, the parameters and the filler metal. The common processes — GTAW/TIG for root passes and thin walls, FCAW for productive shop welding, SMAW for field work, and brazing for specific assemblies — are selected based on the material, the thickness and the service requirements of the piping.

Welder certification is non-negotiable in an industrial setting. Our welders are ASME IX qualified, plus CWB 47.1 for steel and CWB 47.2 for aluminum, and their qualifications are kept current. Before a production run, we can qualify a procedure and welder suited to the material and the welding position — notably for special alloys such as duplex, super duplex, copper-nickel, titanium, Monel or Inconel. Weld traceability, parameter records and joint identification let inspectors validate compliance.

For a maintenance manager or project engineer, certified welding means a reliable installation, less rework risk and paperwork that stands up to audits. Our ASME IX and API 1104 qualifications meet the requirements of the petroleum industry and thermal power plants, where weld traceability is non-negotiable. Repair, system modification or new fabrication — we match the process to access limits and the production schedule. A detailed quote and a clear procedure go out before work begins. From our shop in Laval, we serve Montreal, Quebec City, Trois-Rivières, Sorel-Tracy and the rest of Quebec. Reach out to talk through your certified welding needs.