Industries / For Repair Shops
Working with independent API repair shops
URS is engaged by asset owners. On shop work, that means URS is present to represent the owner's technical interest — with a clearly defined scope, defined acceptance criteria, and no ambiguity about who URS works for.
Clear scope makes the work easier for everyone.
In practice, a well-written repair scope with explicit hold points, witness points, and acceptance criteria removes most of the friction from a critical repair. The shop knows exactly what is expected, what will be reviewed, and what evidence closes out the job.
URS does not compete with repair facilities and does not perform repair work. Where a shop has performed correctly against a defined scope, the documentation URS produces supports that plainly.
What this involves
- Owner-side repair scopes and technical specifications
- Inspection and test plans with defined hold and witness points
- Technical surveillance during the repair
- Review of condition findings, tolerances, assembly, and balance evidence
- Review of final documentation and data records
- Owner-side acceptance support
URS performs owner-side technical surveillance and acceptance support. URS is not a regulatory inspector, an authorized certifying body, or a licensed inspection agency.