Weld Australia has the largest team of International Welding Engineers (IWE) and Technologists (IWT) in Australia. Issued by the International Institute of Welding (IIW), these qualifications are some of the highest post-graduate professional welding qualification available globally.
All solutions are reviewed by a Senior Welding Engineer, and for complex assignments, by one of our Principal Welding Engineers — ensuring the highest level of technical rigour and confidence in every deliverable. Our experts bring hands-on industry experience that complement one another to deliver holistic advice.
Australian Member Body of the
International Institute of WeldingAll IWEs have advanced capability to:
Solve complex and unpredictable welding engineering problems
Manage projects related to a wide range of welding applications
Demonstrate mastery and innovation in materials and welding technology
Manage welding coordination activities
From procedure development and qualification through to failure investigation, repair engineering and expert technical advice, Weld Australia helps organisations resolve welding challenges, demonstrate compliance and reduce fabrication and asset-integrity risk.
Expert development and qualification of Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS), with direct involvement in Standards Australia and ISO committees ensuring full compliance, practical applicability, and fit-for-purpose outcomes.
Independent, third-party inspection for new and in-service equipment across all fabrication stages, using both visual inspection.
Globally qualified supervisors delivering expert oversight to prevent issues before they arise — improving productivity, reducing defects, and minimising costly rework through on-site guidance and mentorship.
Advanced technical expertise across defence, power generation, infrastructure, and construction — covering weld design, metallurgy, fabrication, automation, distortion control, quality assurance, and standards interpretation.
End-to-end guidance on automated and robotic welding systems — from feasibility studies and system design through integration of welding and digital technologies, verification, training, and ongoing support.
Independent, authoritative expert opinion across procedures, specifications, and standards compliance — including dispute resolution, failure analysis, and highly qualified expert witness testimony in litigation and arbitration.