Knowledge
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Every guide in one place — pick the one that answers your question. Written for quality managers, document controllers, EPC project leads and equipment suppliers.
Every guide in one place — pick the one that answers your question. Written for quality managers, document controllers, EPC project leads and equipment suppliers.
Each path is a short, ordered reading sequence — designed so you don't have to read the whole knowledge base to get the answer that matters for your job.
You own the dossier, the audit and the handover. Start with the fundamentals, then go deep on the codes and process that apply to your projects.
You spend your days chasing certificates, merging PDFs and reconciling versions. Start with the template, then read the comparison that gives the time back.
You ship pumps, valves, heat exchangers — and produce a Vendor Data Book for every EPC, in every format. Start with the supplier deep-dive.
You manage the chain. Start with the strategic guide, then read the role-specific deep-dives so you can talk shop with everyone in your project.
The pillar guide: what an MDB is, what goes in it, and which codes govern it.
A buyer's guide for offshore, subsea and EPC contexts.
How a purpose-built platform supports ISO 9001, CE marking and PED.
For equipment suppliers juggling five to fifteen EPC vendor portals.
Stop chasing suppliers for missing certificates by email and spreadsheet.
Five names, one deliverable — and when the difference actually matters.
The contents checklist, chapter by chapter, with who provides each document.
What the certificate types mean and who has to sign each one.
The three welding qualification records, and how they depend on each other.
How every weld stays traceable to a welder, a procedure and an NDT report.
Hold, witness and review points — and why the ITP is your book's index.
RT, UT, PT, MT and VT, and what makes a report acceptable at review.
Plain-English definitions of every term you will meet in a data book.
An honest comparison: where Excel still wins, and where it falls short.
A practical six-step workflow from index to client approval.
For vessels, columns, reactors and separators under PED, ASME VIII and EN 13445.
The spool fabrication turnover package under ASME B31.3 and EN 13480.
The fabrication dossier for structural steel under EN 1090-2.
The API 650 turnover package for above-ground storage tanks.
For shell-and-tube exchangers under ASME VIII, TEMA and PED.
A free 57-page template you can adapt to any project index.
SharePoint stores files. A data book has to be structured and approved.
Merging PDFs by hand versus compiling a book that rebuilds on every revision.
A zip that expires versus a book your client can review and approve.
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