Being certified does not mean that a welder can weld everything, nor does it mean that every weld that is made is acceptable.

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Welding certification only indicates that the welder has demonstrated competency in a specific welding process and position. It is not a guarantee that all of their welds will meet the required standards or that they are skilled in welding every type of material or joint configuration. It is still the responsibility of the welder to ensure that their welds are of acceptable quality and meet the requirements of the project or industry standards.

Being Certified Does Not Mean That a Welder Can Weld