COMPANY PROFILE

Martech Inspection and Testing Inc. is a fully certified inspection and testing firm operating in accordance with the Canadian Welding Bureau (C.W.B), CSA Standard W178.1 for welding inspection organizations

From our convenient location in Burlington, Ontario, we can assure timely service anywhere in Ontario and elsewhere in Canada or Worldwide if required.

Martech has been operating in Canada and on specific overseas projects since 1990, from our home base, Burlington, Ontario, Canada.

Martech offers visual and non-destructive testing services for both new and existing steel construction. For example: Boilers and Pressure Vessels, Storage Tanks, Temporary and Permanent Structures, Plant Turn Around Inspection, Plant Machinery, Lifting Devices and Mobile Cranes, etc.

Martech's scope also includes Inspection and Certification of cranes and lifting devices of all variations and types.

NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING

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VISUAL INSPECTION SERVICES

Visual inspection

Our visual inspectors follow proven, qualified procedures developed in accordance with C.W.B., A.S.M.E. and A.W.S. standards.

Construction or capital projects

Martech quality control inspectors document the receipt, installation and inspection of equipment and structures. We ensure compliance with your specification and appropriate codes and standards.

On stream inspection

Trained inspectors can identify problem areas while systems are in service. This reduces your costs by allowing maintenance planning and repair decisions to be made prior to turn around.

Turn around inspection planning

Martech professionals can help plan your turn around inspection program to enhance co-ordination with maintenance groups. This careful planning optimizes the use of personnel, minimizes down time and reduces turn around inspection costs.

Source inspection

By verifying manufacturers specification we ensure that the equipment is manufactured, inspected and documented according to applicable codes, standards and your specifications.

CERTIFICATION OF CRANES

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LIFTING DEVICES

Martech's comprehensive crane and lifting device certification program is structured to be the finest in Canada. Our professionals are highly skilled, qualified and certified to perform these detailed inspections. We are highly recommended by all of the high profile clients we provide our services to.

Martech specializes in the inspection and certification of lifting devices and equipment of all variations and types. We hold current certification to the Canadian welding bureau, C.S.A. standard W178.1. Our inspections are performed under the direction of a Professional Engineer authorized by the association of professional engineers of Ontario.

Martech incorporates visual and non-destructive testing i.e.: magnetic particle testing (m.t), liquid penetrant testing (p.t), ultrasonic testing (u.t), operational checks and certification by a professional engineer.

Martech would be pleased to set up and design an annual or semi-annual inspection program for you, related to your specific needs and service conditions which will help you meet your responsibilities under the occupational health and safety act.

Note: Ontario regulations along with applicable CSA standards require each lifting device be examined at least once a year. These inspections should be carried out by a competent & certified inspector, to confirm it's structural and mechanical competency.

OTHER SERVICES

Quality control, steel & welding visual inspection

These services provide inspections at manufacturers facilities and erection sites to verify qualifications of personnel and that materials and procedures used are in accordance with specification requirements.

Preventive maintenance

Using current and up to-date equipment and experienced technicians, "wear and tear" on in-service equipment is monitored to determine the extent of deterioration for replacement and scheduling of worn or defective parts.

Surface and sub-surface imperfections

Magnetic particle and die penetrant equipment is utilized by our certified personnel to inspect components for surface defects. Ultrasonic testing equipment and personnel are utilized to detect deficiencies on welds and weldments, castings, forgings, rotating shafts and mechanical components, etc.

Corrosion surveys

These tests determine the extent of material lost due to exposure to corrosive elements.

Wall thickness gauging

Tests are performed on plates and pipes to monitor operational "wear and tear".

Hardness testing (Brinell & Rockwell)

Portable equipment facilitates accessibility of testing. Upon completion verification reports are issued.

Paint thickness testing

Special tests are performed to ensure that paint coats meet required standards.