• AS/NZS ISO 3834 certification is recognised globally as the benchmark for quality in fusion welding.
    AS/NZS ISO 3834 certification is recognised globally as the benchmark for quality in fusion welding.
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Griffin Marine Services, which is based in Western Australia, has become the 100th company to achieve certification to AS/NZS ISO 3834 Quality requirements for fusion welding of metallic materials.

This significant milestone underscores the importance of the AS/NZS ISO 3834 certification in advancing quality, safety, and productivity across Australia’s manufacturing and fabrication sectors.

Weld Australia CEO, Geoff Crittenden, emphasised the vital role this certification plays in ensuring high standards within the industry.

"Achieving AS/NZS ISO 3834 certification is a testament to a company’s commitment to excellence. It is more than just a badge of quality; it is an assurance that products meet rigorous international standards, which is crucial for public safety and the reliability of infrastructure,” Crittenden said.

AS/NZS ISO 3834 certification is recognised globally as the benchmark for quality in fusion welding. By adhering to this standard, companies like Griffin Marine Services demonstrate their ability to produce compliant welded products.

The certification process ensures that every aspect of the welding process is controlled, from initial design through to final inspection, reducing the risk of errors and failures.

“The adoption of AS/NZS ISO 3834 across the industry has led to significant improvements in efficiency, reducing waste and production time, which directly translates into cost savings,” Crittenden said.

“More importantly, it enhances the technical knowledge of all personnel involved, from trades to management, fostering a culture of continuous improvement."

Beyond the industry, the benefits of AS/NZS ISO 3834 certification extend to the general public. Weld quality is crucial in the construction of safe and reliable infrastructure, whether it be bridges, buildings or vehicles.

“By ensuring the highest standards in welding, certified companies contribute to the safety and durability of public assets,” Crittenden said.

“With 100 companies now certified, the future looks bright for Australian manufacturing. AS/NZS ISO 3834 certification opens doors to global supply chain opportunities, enabling Australian companies to compete on the world stage.

“The certification not only boosts their reputation but also increases the likelihood of securing repeat business, driving growth and sustainability within the industry.”