The National Certified Pipe Welding Bureau (NCPWB) has released a new Technical Bulletin highlighting what contractors can do to avoid risks. The risks may come about from many sources. Failure to agree on the piping code that applies to work can result in ugly disputes. The inspection requirements in customer specifications can lead to the need for unplanned repairs. Welders can make welds that put your business at risk. Learn to protect your company.
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