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On the afternoon of April 3, 2026, at Factory 2, SEICO GROUP held an internal training session on the 2026 Technical Requirements (TR), with the participation of management representatives, production teams, and quality engineering personnel from Structural Factory 1 and 2. The activity aimed to ensure a correct and unified understanding across the entire system, standardize the implementation approach, and prepare all teams to apply the new technical standards from the outset.
Participants remained highly focused and seriously engaged in absorbing the new technical standards.
At the beginning of the session, representatives of the Regional Board of Directors, together with the Human Resources Department, introduced the production organization regulations, helping unify operational principles and laying the foundation for the consistent application of technical requirements across the entire system.
This was followed by an in-depth training segment delivered directly by Mr. Phạm Hữu Thắng, QA Specialist from the Quality Management Department, which went straight into the key contents of the 2026 Technical Requirements set. The session focused on the overall standards system, major changes compared with the previous version, and specific adjustments for each production team. The clear, practical delivery helped participants clearly visualize and apply the standards in their day-to-day work.
The lively discussion session helped participants resolve issues right during the training.
Going beyond theory, the training dedicated significant time to direct discussion and resolving issues arising during actual operations. This gave participants the opportunity to “understand the issue correctly and resolve it at the right point”, thereby improving their ability to apply the standards in real production settings.
By the end of the training, 100% of participants had grasped the core contents of the 2026 TR. This outcome not only reflects knowledge acquisition but also demonstrates the proactive learning spirit, openness, and sense of responsibility of each individual in improving overall quality.
At SEICO, technical standards do not remain merely as written documents. They are transformed into action, embedded into daily work habits, and upheld as a commitment by every individual across the system toward the shared goal of high-quality, sustainable production.
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SEICO STEEL
Website: http://seico.vn
Email: hnsales@seico.vn
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC
LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn
On the afternoon of April 3, 2026, at Factory 2, SEICO GROUP held an internal training session on the 2026 Technical Requirements (TR), with the participation of management representatives, production teams, and quality engineering personnel from Structural Factory 1 and 2. The activity aimed to ensure a correct and unified understanding across the entire system, standardize the implementation approach, and prepare all teams to apply the new technical standards from the outset.
Participants remained highly focused and seriously engaged in absorbing the new technical standards.
At the beginning of the session, representatives of the Regional Board of Directors, together with the Human Resources Department, introduced the production organization regulations, helping unify operational principles and laying the foundation for the consistent application of technical requirements across the entire system.
This was followed by an in-depth training segment delivered directly by Mr. Phạm Hữu Thắng, QA Specialist from the Quality Management Department, which went straight into the key contents of the 2026 Technical Requirements set. The session focused on the overall standards system, major changes compared with the previous version, and specific adjustments for each production team. The clear, practical delivery helped participants clearly visualize and apply the standards in their day-to-day work.
The lively discussion session helped participants resolve issues right during the training.
Going beyond theory, the training dedicated significant time to direct discussion and resolving issues arising during actual operations. This gave participants the opportunity to “understand the issue correctly and resolve it at the right point”, thereby improving their ability to apply the standards in real production settings.
By the end of the training, 100% of participants had grasped the core contents of the 2026 TR. This outcome not only reflects knowledge acquisition but also demonstrates the proactive learning spirit, openness, and sense of responsibility of each individual in improving overall quality.
At SEICO, technical standards do not remain merely as written documents. They are transformed into action, embedded into daily work habits, and upheld as a commitment by every individual across the system toward the shared goal of high-quality, sustainable production.
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SEICO STEEL
Website: http://seico.vn
Email: hnsales@seico.vn
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC
LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn
On the afternoon of April 3, 2026, at Factory 2, SEICO GROUP held an internal training session on the 2026 Technical Requirements (TR), with the participation of management representatives, production teams, and quality engineering personnel from Structural Factory 1 and 2. The activity aimed to ensure a correct and unified understanding across the entire system, standardize the implementation approach, and prepare all teams to apply the new technical standards from the outset.
Participants remained highly focused and seriously engaged in absorbing the new technical standards.
At the beginning of the session, representatives of the Regional Board of Directors, together with the Human Resources Department, introduced the production organization regulations, helping unify operational principles and laying the foundation for the consistent application of technical requirements across the entire system.
This was followed by an in-depth training segment delivered directly by Mr. Phạm Hữu Thắng, QA Specialist from the Quality Management Department, which went straight into the key contents of the 2026 Technical Requirements set. The session focused on the overall standards system, major changes compared with the previous version, and specific adjustments for each production team. The clear, practical delivery helped participants clearly visualize and apply the standards in their day-to-day work.
The lively discussion session helped participants resolve issues right during the training.
Going beyond theory, the training dedicated significant time to direct discussion and resolving issues arising during actual operations. This gave participants the opportunity to “understand the issue correctly and resolve it at the right point”, thereby improving their ability to apply the standards in real production settings.
By the end of the training, 100% of participants had grasped the core contents of the 2026 TR. This outcome not only reflects knowledge acquisition but also demonstrates the proactive learning spirit, openness, and sense of responsibility of each individual in improving overall quality.
At SEICO, technical standards do not remain merely as written documents. They are transformed into action, embedded into daily work habits, and upheld as a commitment by every individual across the system toward the shared goal of high-quality, sustainable production.
-------------------
SEICO STEEL
Website: http://seico.vn
Email: hnsales@seico.vn
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC
LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn
On the afternoon of April 3, 2026, at Factory 2, SEICO GROUP held an internal training session on the 2026 Technical Requirements (TR), with the participation of management representatives, production teams, and quality engineering personnel from Structural Factory 1 and 2. The activity aimed to ensure a correct and unified understanding across the entire system, standardize the implementation approach, and prepare all teams to apply the new technical standards from the outset.
Participants remained highly focused and seriously engaged in absorbing the new technical standards.
At the beginning of the session, representatives of the Regional Board of Directors, together with the Human Resources Department, introduced the production organization regulations, helping unify operational principles and laying the foundation for the consistent application of technical requirements across the entire system.
This was followed by an in-depth training segment delivered directly by Mr. Phạm Hữu Thắng, QA Specialist from the Quality Management Department, which went straight into the key contents of the 2026 Technical Requirements set. The session focused on the overall standards system, major changes compared with the previous version, and specific adjustments for each production team. The clear, practical delivery helped participants clearly visualize and apply the standards in their day-to-day work.
The lively discussion session helped participants resolve issues right during the training.
Going beyond theory, the training dedicated significant time to direct discussion and resolving issues arising during actual operations. This gave participants the opportunity to “understand the issue correctly and resolve it at the right point”, thereby improving their ability to apply the standards in real production settings.
By the end of the training, 100% of participants had grasped the core contents of the 2026 TR. This outcome not only reflects knowledge acquisition but also demonstrates the proactive learning spirit, openness, and sense of responsibility of each individual in improving overall quality.
At SEICO, technical standards do not remain merely as written documents. They are transformed into action, embedded into daily work habits, and upheld as a commitment by every individual across the system toward the shared goal of high-quality, sustainable production.
-------------------
SEICO STEEL
Website: http://seico.vn
Email: hnsales@seico.vn
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC
LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn
On the afternoon of April 3, 2026, at Factory 2, SEICO GROUP held an internal training session on the 2026 Technical Requirements (TR), with the participation of management representatives, production teams, and quality engineering personnel from Structural Factory 1 and 2. The activity aimed to ensure a correct and unified understanding across the entire system, standardize the implementation approach, and prepare all teams to apply the new technical standards from the outset.
Participants remained highly focused and seriously engaged in absorbing the new technical standards.
At the beginning of the session, representatives of the Regional Board of Directors, together with the Human Resources Department, introduced the production organization regulations, helping unify operational principles and laying the foundation for the consistent application of technical requirements across the entire system.
This was followed by an in-depth training segment delivered directly by Mr. Phạm Hữu Thắng, QA Specialist from the Quality Management Department, which went straight into the key contents of the 2026 Technical Requirements set. The session focused on the overall standards system, major changes compared with the previous version, and specific adjustments for each production team. The clear, practical delivery helped participants clearly visualize and apply the standards in their day-to-day work.
The lively discussion session helped participants resolve issues right during the training.
Going beyond theory, the training dedicated significant time to direct discussion and resolving issues arising during actual operations. This gave participants the opportunity to “understand the issue correctly and resolve it at the right point”, thereby improving their ability to apply the standards in real production settings.
By the end of the training, 100% of participants had grasped the core contents of the 2026 TR. This outcome not only reflects knowledge acquisition but also demonstrates the proactive learning spirit, openness, and sense of responsibility of each individual in improving overall quality.
At SEICO, technical standards do not remain merely as written documents. They are transformed into action, embedded into daily work habits, and upheld as a commitment by every individual across the system toward the shared goal of high-quality, sustainable production.
-------------------
SEICO STEEL
Website: http://seico.vn
Email: hnsales@seico.vn
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC
LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn
On the afternoon of April 3, 2026, at Factory 2, SEICO GROUP held an internal training session on the 2026 Technical Requirements (TR), with the participation of management representatives, production teams, and quality engineering personnel from Structural Factory 1 and 2. The activity aimed to ensure a correct and unified understanding across the entire system, standardize the implementation approach, and prepare all teams to apply the new technical standards from the outset.
Participants remained highly focused and seriously engaged in absorbing the new technical standards.
At the beginning of the session, representatives of the Regional Board of Directors, together with the Human Resources Department, introduced the production organization regulations, helping unify operational principles and laying the foundation for the consistent application of technical requirements across the entire system.
This was followed by an in-depth training segment delivered directly by Mr. Phạm Hữu Thắng, QA Specialist from the Quality Management Department, which went straight into the key contents of the 2026 Technical Requirements set. The session focused on the overall standards system, major changes compared with the previous version, and specific adjustments for each production team. The clear, practical delivery helped participants clearly visualize and apply the standards in their day-to-day work.
The lively discussion session helped participants resolve issues right during the training.
Going beyond theory, the training dedicated significant time to direct discussion and resolving issues arising during actual operations. This gave participants the opportunity to “understand the issue correctly and resolve it at the right point”, thereby improving their ability to apply the standards in real production settings.
By the end of the training, 100% of participants had grasped the core contents of the 2026 TR. This outcome not only reflects knowledge acquisition but also demonstrates the proactive learning spirit, openness, and sense of responsibility of each individual in improving overall quality.
At SEICO, technical standards do not remain merely as written documents. They are transformed into action, embedded into daily work habits, and upheld as a commitment by every individual across the system toward the shared goal of high-quality, sustainable production.
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SEICO STEEL
Website: http://seico.vn
Email: hnsales@seico.vn
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC
LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn
In the steel structure industry, welds are considered the critical “linking element” that directly affects the strength and safety of the entire structure. No matter how accurate the design is or how high-quality the materials are, if the weld quality is not ensured, the structure will still pose potential risks during operation.
Therefore, welding quality control is a mandatory process that must be strictly implemented in accordance with technical standards, consisting of three main stages: before welding, during welding, and after welding.
1. Pre-Welding Control
Before welding begins, all technical factors and working conditions must meet the required standards:
- Inspect incoming materials to ensure they are free from rust, cracks, or deformation.
- Clean the welding surfaces, removing dirt, oil, grease, and other contaminants.
- Assemble components with correct dimensions and joint gaps according to design drawings.
- Ensure welding equipment, electrodes, filler wires, and shielding gases are in good condition and properly calibrated.
- Welders must be properly instructed and fully understand the Welding Procedure Specification (WPS).
Seico welding quality control - before welding
Proper preparation helps minimize errors during the welding process.
2. In-Process Welding Control
During welding, supervision must be continuous and strictly maintained:
- Control key parameters such as current, voltage, travel speed, and heat input.
- Monitor interpass temperature to ensure compliance with standards.
- Observe continuously to detect early signs of distortion or defects.
- Any deviation from the welding procedure must be recorded and corrected promptly.
Seico welding quality control - during welding
Close coordination between supervising engineers and production supervisors plays a crucial role in maintaining consistent weld quality.
3. Post-Welding Control
After welding is completed, inspection and evaluation are required:
- Check weld shape and dimensions according to technical drawings.
- Detect surface defects through visual inspection (VT).
- Apply Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods such as:
- MT (Magnetic Particle Testing)
- PT (Liquid Penetrant Testing)
- UT (Ultrasonic Testing)
- RT (Radiographic Testing)
Seico welding quality control - after welding
Only structures with welds that meet the required standards are allowed to proceed to the next stage.
Welding quality control is not only a technical requirement but also a decisive factor in ensuring the safety and service life of steel structures. Strict compliance with all three stages of the process helps companies ensure product quality, minimize risks, and enhance their reputation in the market.
Seico - True Steel - Complete Trust
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SEICO STEEL
Website: http://seico.vn
Email: hnsales@seico.vn
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC
LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn
In the steel structure industry, welds are considered the critical “linking element” that directly affects the strength and safety of the entire structure. No matter how accurate the design is or how high-quality the materials are, if the weld quality is not ensured, the structure will still pose potential risks during operation.
Therefore, welding quality control is a mandatory process that must be strictly implemented in accordance with technical standards, consisting of three main stages: before welding, during welding, and after welding.
1. Pre-Welding Control
Before welding begins, all technical factors and working conditions must meet the required standards:
- Inspect incoming materials to ensure they are free from rust, cracks, or deformation.
- Clean the welding surfaces, removing dirt, oil, grease, and other contaminants.
- Assemble components with correct dimensions and joint gaps according to design drawings.
- Ensure welding equipment, electrodes, filler wires, and shielding gases are in good condition and properly calibrated.
- Welders must be properly instructed and fully understand the Welding Procedure Specification (WPS).
Seico welding quality control - before welding
Proper preparation helps minimize errors during the welding process.
2. In-Process Welding Control
During welding, supervision must be continuous and strictly maintained:
- Control key parameters such as current, voltage, travel speed, and heat input.
- Monitor interpass temperature to ensure compliance with standards.
- Observe continuously to detect early signs of distortion or defects.
- Any deviation from the welding procedure must be recorded and corrected promptly.
Seico welding quality control - during welding
Close coordination between supervising engineers and production supervisors plays a crucial role in maintaining consistent weld quality.
3. Post-Welding Control
After welding is completed, inspection and evaluation are required:
- Check weld shape and dimensions according to technical drawings.
- Detect surface defects through visual inspection (VT).
- Apply Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods such as:
- MT (Magnetic Particle Testing)
- PT (Liquid Penetrant Testing)
- UT (Ultrasonic Testing)
- RT (Radiographic Testing)
Seico welding quality control - after welding
Only structures with welds that meet the required standards are allowed to proceed to the next stage.
Welding quality control is not only a technical requirement but also a decisive factor in ensuring the safety and service life of steel structures. Strict compliance with all three stages of the process helps companies ensure product quality, minimize risks, and enhance their reputation in the market.
Seico - True Steel - Complete Trust
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SEICO STEEL
Website: http://seico.vn
Email: hnsales@seico.vn
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC
LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn