Remote option
Remote QA/QC review
For projects that prefer no one on site, or work that does not need it, we review your procedures, records and reports remotely, talk with your team, and report what we found.
What a remote review covers
- Quality procedures and inspection and test plans.
- Inspection records, weld logs and maps, material records and NDE reports.
- Calibration and personnel qualification records.
- Turnover and closeout packages.
- Calls with your quality, project and vendor staff to clarify what the records show.
What a remote review does not do
- It does not assess field execution or witness work.
- It does not carry stop-work authority.
- It does not physically verify material or equipment.
- It does not approve, accept or certify anything.
How it works
- Kickoff. We agree the scope, the requirements to review against, and what records are needed.
- Secure transfer. Please do not email confidential or controlled documents until we confirm a transfer method and confidentiality terms. We tell you before any client document would be processed by a third-party AI service, and we get your written permission first.
- Review. We review the supplied records and keep a log of questions to your team.
- Report. You receive a report that states the basis and sample reviewed, with each finding tied to the evidence.
- Escalation. If something needs eyes in the field, we scope on-site observation separately, in writing.
When to add on site
Remote review is a good fit for records and program questions. Determining whether work conforms may need appropriately scoped inspection, examination or testing as well as records review. On-site observation is available for defined points, such as vendor tests, fit-up or hold points, and is stated in writing.
Our findings are limited to the agreed scope and the evidence we examine. We do not guarantee schedule, cost, payment or acceptance.
Common questions
Can a remote review replace an on-site inspector?
No. It reviews records and the program. It cannot witness work. If your question is about the work itself, add defined on-site observation.
Where do you work?
We are based in Texas and available on site where the scope and schedule allow. Remote reviews can be done for projects anywhere.
Related
Start with a QC program health check.
Tell us the project, what worries you and whether you want someone on site or prefer remote. We aim to reply within one business day and agree the scope and fee in writing before any work starts or any documents are shared.