Pipeline Construction

CJB’s pipeline inspection team has the experience to provide a variety of services required for successful projects. This team is fully trained with various regulations and code requirements, including CSA Z662, Level 2 Pipeline Inspection Training, CSA B51/ASME B31.3 and Occupational Health & Safety guidelines for the authority of jurisdiction. Our knowledgeable team is highly familiar with the following processes as outlined by CAPP (Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers).

Ensuring that completed and approved engineering and design drawings and specifications are available for review prior to construction.
Creating or verifying all required quality compliance documentation to satisfy regulatory and engineering design requirements.
Inspect field fabrication to ensure compliance to design specifications, codes and standards. (i.e. CSA B51, CSA Z662)
Liaise between design engineer and project engineer to ensure inspection work is completed as planned.
Ensure that individuals involved with special processes such as welding, heat treatment and NDE are qualified and certified in accordance with the requirements.
Checking certification and qualifications of personnel to verify demonstrated competency for all critical work.
Review and assess owners and contractors quality program to ensure compliance.
Generate or ensure generation of Non-conformance reports and assist in development of action plans to resolve.
Monitor and promote general awareness and compliance to all owner company and regulatory requirements including; Acts, Regulations, Codes, Specifications, Policies, Procedures and Best Practices.

CJB holds our consultants accountable to understanding and applying ethical actions as it relates to pipeline construction. These shall include;

Acting in the public’s best interest
Adherence to adopted codes, standards and specifications
Acting in a non-discriminatory manner
Conduct all activities in a professional and business-like manner
Document all critical activities
Conduct follow-up inspections as required
Send decisions to a higher level (deviations from established (design) codes and policies)
Verify designation of prime contractor and inspection reporting hierarchy