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  2. Begin by entering the project details, including the client and contractor information, as well as the reference standard and document number.
  3. Fill in the magnetizing technique and method used for the inspection. This is crucial for documenting the process accurately.
  4. Record the report number, date, and total tested length along with thickness. Ensure these fields are completed for proper tracking.
  5. In the defect evaluation section, indicate any defects found during testing such as incomplete fusion or excessive porosity. Use checkboxes for clarity.
  6. For quality control, have relevant personnel sign and date their names in the designated fields to validate the inspection results.
  7. Finally, review all entries for accuracy before saving or exporting your completed report directly from our platform.

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