Six industries.
One discipline.

Aerospace.

Aerospace inspection demands the tightest tolerances and the most stringent certification. Inidam's aerospace radiographers and penetrant inspectors are PCN Level 3 qualified across multiple aerospace standards. We support fabricators, MRO operators, and component manufacturers with inspection programmes that meet airworthiness requirements.

Petrochemical.

Refineries, gas processing plants, and chemical facilities depend on rigorous inspection to operate safely and predictably. Inidam supports both new fabrication and in-service inspection across pressure equipment, piping, and storage assets — to API and ASME codes, on shutdowns and during operation.

Maritime.

Marine assets operate in some of the most demanding environments on earth. Inidam delivers inspection for shipbuilders, marine engineering firms, and offshore operators — both topside and subsea-supporting, with attention to the codes and class society requirements that govern marine work.

Fabrication.

Inidam works as an extension of fabricators' quality teams — providing independent inspection at every stage from material verification to final dimensional check. We're a familiar partner to fabrication shops across the UK and have built lasting relationships with the workshops that supply the country's heaviest industries.

Foundries.

Castings carry inherent risk: internal porosity, shrinkage, inclusions, and cold shuts can compromise integrity in ways invisible to the eye. Inidam works directly with foundries and their downstream customers, providing the radiographic and surface inspection that gives castings the certification they need for high-integrity applications.

Infrastructure.

Bridges, buildings, rail networks, and power generation assets all depend on structural inspection to assure safe operation through their service life. Inidam supports infrastructure owners, contractors, and consulting engineers with inspection programmes that combine site-based and laboratory work, often under tight access constraints.