Find my assigned welds
This page explains how welder assignments actually work in MaxTrax today — which is a little different from a welder signing in and browsing their own list.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- You need product access on the project (any signed-in role can view the Welds list).
How assignments work
Section titled “How assignments work”- A weld is linked to the welder(s) who worked it when someone completes that weld — see Complete a weld & test-package sign-off. That link is what makes a weld “yours.”
- Whoever enters or reviews weld data can open a drawing’s weld matrix to see every weld on the
ISO — its weld number, type, status (
Pending,Accepted,Rejected,Voided,Repair), and inspection progress — and filter, sort, and group the list. See The weld matrix for what it shows and how to narrow it down. - The weld matrix is organized by drawing and weld rather than by welder. To look up a specific welder’s work, check that welder’s qualification and completion records with your admin or coordinator.
Checking a weld’s status
Section titled “Checking a weld’s status”Whoever looks this up for you can check a weld’s status to see where it stands:
Pending— not yet inspected.Accepted— passed inspection.Rejected/Repair— needs rework; the inspection result explains why.Voided— no longer active.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Welder overview
- The weld matrix
- Weld status lifecycle
- Getting started — weld and status vocabulary.