Industries
Which of these are you?
The shorter way in: find the kind of company you run and we take you to the fit. Three families — companies that make things, companies that inspect them, and bodies that certify them.
You fabricate
Sectors that make things. Here the NDT is usually in-house — examining your own welds, built into Fabrication.
You make structural steelwork
Structural steel
The CE mark on your steelwork rests on two things — a factory production control system that holds, and a dossier that proves every joint. Worgify builds both as you fabricate.
See the fit →You build pressure equipment
Pressure equipment
Vessels and piping where the risk category decides who is allowed to approve the work — and the technical file has to prove it did.
See the fit →You weld for rail
Railway rolling stock
A welded bracket on a bogie frame is railway work, and the standard treats it that way. EN 15085 ties your certification level to the most demanding weld you make, names the person who owns welding coordination, and expects the traceability to prove it. Worgify builds all three as you fabricate.
See the fit →You fabricate and test process piping
Oil, gas and process piping
A spool is welded by one company and examined by another — the fabricator lays the joint, the NDT contractor proves it. Worgify is one record both sides write into.
See the fit →You build ships or offshore structures
Shipbuilding and offshore
The welding and NDT you do is set by class rules, and a surveyor witnesses the work as it happens — the evidence has to be ready at the hold point, not assembled after it.
See the fit →You inspect for others
Sectors whose business is the inspection itself. Here the NDT is the product — Worgify NDT.
You certify
Bodies whose product is the decision, not the weld — welder certification and procedure qualification. Here the certificate is the product — Worgify Certification.