Test the spool. Send back only what failed.
The spools that are actually ready, and every failure traced to the joints involved.
12345678- 01ReadyThe spool only reaches you when every joint has cleared the earlier phases.
- 02Pressure upTest the spool as one unit.
- 03Leak at SW-6Mark the joint that failed. The rest of the spool is held.
- 04Rework on SW-6 onlyOnly the failed joint goes back to the crew.
- 05RetestThe spool returns to your queue when the joint is back.
- 06PassedOn to painting, with the result on the spool’s record.
Ready. The spool only reaches you when every joint has cleared the earlier phases.
Pressure up. Test the spool as one unit.
Leak at SW-6. Mark the joint that failed. The rest of the spool is held.
Rework on SW-6 only. Only the failed joint goes back to the crew.
Retest. The spool returns to your queue when the joint is back.
Passed. On to painting, with the result on the spool’s record.
Sound familiar?
What the week looks like before Pipesurf.
You rig up a spool. One joint isn’t finished.
Half a day gone.
One leak, and the whole spool goes back.
Joints that passed get handled again.
Is it ready for retest yet?
Someone walks over and checks.
The test record is a clipboard.
Good luck finding it at handover.
What changes with Pipesurf
Four things that stop happening the week you go live.
With PipesurfWhat you get
Built around the work you actually do, not around a spreadsheet.
Ready means ready
Your queue only shows spools you can actually test.
Point to the leak
Mark exactly which joints failed.
Automatic retest
The spool returns to your queue when its joints are back.
Works on the floor
Record results from your phone.
Who you work with
Every hand-off in the job sits on one record: yours, the people you work with directly, and everyone else.
Every joint. Every spool. Under control.
See how Hydrotest Teams work in Pipesurf, on a project like yours. 30 minutes.