INDIndustries
What changes between industries is not the machine — it is the standard that governs the work, the failure mode that drives the specification, and the documentation the customer has to hand to their own inspector.
IND-01 / 06Sector index
Each page sets out the manufacturing requirements that are specific to the sector, the components we build most often, and the standards the work is performed to.
Turbine, geothermal, and grid equipment components where material certification and dimensional stability at temperature decide service life.
5 standards / 4 sector requirements
Bogie frames, carbody structures, and drivetrain components built to fatigue-rated welding standards and a 30-year service expectation.
5 standards / 4 sector requirements
Vacuum chambers, gas delivery hardware, and precision frames built to cleanliness and leak specifications, not just to drawing.
5 standards / 4 sector requirements
Pressure-retaining and corrosion-resistant equipment for chemical, food, and water treatment plants, built to code with the documentation to prove it.
5 standards / 4 sector requirements
High-volume structural and hydraulic components for machines that work in dirt, cold, and vibration — where cost per unit is the program.
5 standards / 4 sector requirements
Ground support equipment, tooling, and test structures produced under AS9100D discipline with first article inspection on every configuration.
5 standards / 4 sector requirements
The manufacturing disciplines transfer; the standards and the documentation are what change. Tell us which code governs your work and we will tell you honestly whether we are already qualified to it, or what qualifying would take.