Credential transparency
Quality and Certifications
USA Structural's official source reports an AISC-certified shop and in-house CWI inspectors. Exact credentials and project-specific quality requirements should be confirmed from current company documentation before award.
What is currently supported
The official source uses the phrase “AISC-certified” for the fabrication shop and reports in-house CWI inspectors. It also displays “DOT” in a certifications highlight without identifying an agency, approval, jurisdiction, or scope.
What must be verified for procurement
Request the current certificate, program designation, certificate number, scope, and expiration date when these details affect procurement. Project teams should also identify required inspection points, submittals, welding documentation, material records, and coating documentation in the bid documents.
- Current AISC certificate and program scope
- Applicable welding and inspection requirements
- Required material traceability documents
- Finish and galvanizing documentation
- Any agency-specific approval required by the project
No unsupported compliance promise
This page does not claim a specific AISC program, blanket DOT certification, named inspector credentials, code approval, or automatic compliance with a project's specifications. Contract documents and current credential evidence control.