FQC Standard

Pipelines are systems used to transport fluids. They are named according to the fluid they carry, such as compressed-air pipework, service-water pipework, fire mains and ammonia pipework.

Pipework inspection is based on hydrostatic testing. Where testing with water is unsuitable for the material conveyed, non-destructive examination methods may be used. Because industrial facilities aim to maintain continuous production, arranging pipeline tests can be extremely difficult. Periodic inspections can be made possible by scheduling them during planned shutdowns. Quality begins with confidence. Contact FQC Standard customer services to set your processes on a prompt and effective course. Contact

Frequently asked questions

What should I prepare for an enquiry?

Prepare the equipment list, make/model, serial number, capacity, manufacturer instructions and inspection/maintenance history. Agree the inspection location, safe access and shutdown needs before the quotation.

How can I check accreditation or authorisation scope?

Use the TÜRKAK and NANDO links on the corporate scope page to check the body, product and procedure together. A body number does not mean every listed service or test is accredited under the same scope.

References and verification

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