I was not sure and did I not intend to mislead anyone.  I have not worked with the D1 codes much, and it has been a few years now.  But, the last time I worked with the D1 codes it was for an oil industry company, and I had to audit vendor PQR and WPS documents.  For these particular applications we always required the D1 joint designs to be described on the documents with all the appropriate details like the AWS joint number and/or a sketch. 

Some of the procedures listed multiple joint designs on the same process, so maybe only fillet or groove matter, as well as thickeness.  But, if your customer requries the details you will still need to list the joint design(s) on your documents.  I don't have a personal copy of the code to refresh my memory.  Maybe somone who works with D1 every day can clear this up for us.

And regarding your original question, it seems like the operators would be qualified if the procedures are.  I think it boils down to a case of one WPQ/PQR being able to cover more than one WPS.  But, it would be wise to list the different joints on the WPS or create a stand alone WPS for each different joint design.