The National Certified Pipe Welding Bureau (NCPWB), a subsidiary of MCAA, helps contractors stay at the forefront of welding and brazing technology.

NCPWB provides qualified welding and brazing procedures, training, and compliance resources that save contractors time and money, reduce risk, and ensure the highest standards of safety and quality across the industry.


Confused about compliance? Have questions about the NCPWB WPSs and BPSs? Weโ€™ll connect you to the right person for everything NCPWB.

Network with pipe welding contractors, United Association folks, and welding experts. Nationally or as a member of one of our NCPWB Chapters.

Everything from lists of Certified Welders to technical resources and bulletins. NCPWB is focused solely on Pipe Welding, so if youโ€™re in the business, you need to belong.

LATEST NEWS

  • Early Bird Deadline Approaching for MCAA26

    The early bird registration rate for MCAA26 expires December 31.ย Register todayย toย secure the most favorable rateโ€”all registration categories will increase on January 1, 2026.

  • MCAAโ€™s New Online Directory Is Here!

    MCAAโ€™s new online directory is now available. Head to the directory any time you want up-to-date information to help you easily search for and connect with fellow contractors, suppliers, and service providers.

  • MCAA26 Education Seminars: Elevate Your Expertise

    MCAA26 will host a series of education seminars designed to enhance the knowledge and capabilities of our contractor members.ย Register todayย toย take advantage of the invaluable industryย expertiseย available at this yearโ€™s convention.

  • Join the 2026 Safety & Health Conference Construction Mental Health Summit

    Wrap up your Safety & Health Conference experience with the Construction Mental Health Summit โ€” a post-conference workshop dedicated to courage, connection, and compassion in leadership and life, sponsored by Procore and partnered with the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention.

The National Certified Pipe Welding Bureau (NCPWB) has released a new Technical Bulletin to explore what contractors need to know about Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC). The bulletin explains what MIC is, and how it can impact a contractorโ€™s bottom line.