F-Q49 Fabrication-Production Job Card
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For a fabrication job that runs through several stages, BS EN 1090 require it to be controlled and traceable end to end. This fuller job card follows drawings, manufacture, finishing, delivery and the declaration of performance, and totals the labour.
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Fabrication-Production Job Card Template
A fuller fabrication and production job card that follows a job through its stages - drawings and materials, manufacture and final inspection, painting or galvanising, delivery, declaration of performance and invoicing - with a welding and fabrication work log and a labour summary. It gives you the whole job in one document.
For fabrication to BS EN 1090 and a quality management system to ISO 9001 (clause 8.5), production has to be controlled and traceable, and knowing the labour and stages helps you manage the job commercially too. This card does both.
Built for EN 1090 and End-to-End Job Control
The card captures the full life of a fabrication job:
- Customer, job number, order number and dates, with CE or UKCA marking requirement
- Reference drawings and weld procedures, and any special inspection requirements
- A welding and fabrication work log with operator, work completed and inspection
- A job summary across the stages from drawing approval to delivery and invoicing
- A labour summary with names, hours, rate and total cost
What's Included in this Fabrication-Production Job Card
The form is set out as a multi-part job card:
- Job header - customer, job and order numbers, job description, dates and CE / UKCA marking requirement
- Work log - day and date, hours, operator or machine, work completed, materials used and inspection
- Job summary - stages from checking drawings and ordering materials to manufacture, finishing, delivery, declaration of performance and invoicing, each signed and dated
- Labour summary - names, total hours, rate and total cost
Who Needs a Fabrication-Production Job Card?
Fabricators and steelwork contractors running jobs that pass through several stages and need one document to control quality, track progress and total labour. It suits businesses working to BS EN 1090 and ISO 9001 that want production and commercial detail in one place.
Included in the BS EN 1090 Toolkit
This form is part of the BS EN1090 Toolkit - the registers, procedures, forms and guidance for running a welding management system in one download - and is included in every alphaZ ISO toolkit that covers quality management.
Pairs with the Fabrication Job Card
For simpler jobs, the shorter F-Q48 Fabrication Job Card covers the same production control without the job-summary and labour sections.