Build the process piping. Control the evidence behind it.

MJM installs hygienic process piping for pharmaceutical and bioprocessing facilities from our Ocala, Florida operating base. ASME BPE project requirements, qualified welding, material control, inspection, testing, passivation, exceptions, and turnover remain connected through MJM QAAI.

MJM stainless-steel pharmaceutical process piping routed through a clean production space — **Built in the field. Defensible at turnover.**Hygienic process piping capability backed by connected quality records.

Sanitary process piping routed through a clean-room wall — Controlled clean-room routing

Sanitary process tank top with multiple hygienic piping connections — Sanitary tank-top connections

Completed clean production room with sanitary piping and instrumentation — Piping and instrumentation

Why MJM QAAI

A clean weld is only one part of a controlled piping system.

Turnover can fail when drawings, materials, weld identity, inspection evidence, test results, passivation records, and field changes do not agree. MJM QAAI checks the connections while the work is active—before missing evidence becomes a closeout problem.

Plan & coordinate

Design through field routing

Project requirements, hygienic design considerations, constructability, isometrics, tie-ins, supports, access, drainability, and installation sequencing.

Fabricate & install

Qualified sanitary welding

Shop and field fabrication, orbital and manual welding as applicable, fit-up, installation, equipment connections, modifications, and controlled tie-ins.

Inspect & turn over

Evidence that reconciles

Material traceability, weld logs and maps, inspection, testing, passivation, punch items, redlines, and customer-ready turnover.

Applicable requirements

ASME BPE work without vague claims.

ASME BPE provides requirements for hygienic materials, design, fabrication, inspection, testing, and certification, and is referenced by ASME B31.3. The governing edition, project specification, code boundary, examination scope, and acceptance authority are confirmed for each job.

The MJM QAAI piping cycle

AI keeps construction information connected while people build and approve.

MJM QAAI helps turn drawings and requirements into field controls, reconcile weld and material evidence, identify missing records or conflicts, and assemble a bounded turnover package.

Human authority remains visible: qualified welders perform the work; authorized inspectors and customer representatives make the approvals assigned by the project.

MJM
QAAIcontinuous
oversight

1DefineCode · scope · drawings · acceptance

2BuildMaterials · fit-up · weld identity

3CaptureLogs · photos · redlines · tests

4ReconcileMaps · certs · inspection · gaps

5Turn overDisposition · package · open items

Expected turnover controls

The package is managed as part of the installation.

01 MaterialsComponent identity, material records, heat/lot traceability, and substitutions.

02 WeldingWPS/PQR/WPQ basis, weld identity, logs, maps, and field evidence.

03 VerificationInspection, borescope or NDE scope, testing, passivation, and exceptions.

04 CloseoutRedlines, reconciled records, punch items, and authority boundaries.

Project requirements control

MJM QAAI does not replace the engineer of record, code-required inspection, customer Quality Unit, Authorized Inspector, or other authority assigned by contract or regulation.

Start with a drawing—or start with the field condition.

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