One welder operating two welding machined

[Govindarajan Shanmugam]

Experts please clarify whether one welder can operate two welding machines at a time... It's FCAW process.. Noticed one operator operating two machines... Please clarify is it acceptable or not based on code requirements....
Thanks in advance.....

[Ankit Gandhi]

On Monday, 5 September 2016 15:41:05 UTC+5:30, Govindarajan Shanmugam wrote:
> Experts please clarify whether one welder can operate two welding machines at a time... It's FCAW process.. Noticed one operator operating two machines... Please clarify is it acceptable or not based on code requirements....
> Thanks in advance.....

Dear

I am not sure but we have used two machine by one operator technique for ttj automated process with following ASME.

regards
Ankit Gandhi

[c sridhar]

Yes it is acceptable. Easier if it is a spm or a robotic. 

May not be  practicable it is semi-auto process.

Sridhar.

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