NDT Training Courses

NDT COURSES
PT, UT, MT
FILM INTERPRETATION 

ALL COURSES WILL PROVIDE A COMBINATION OF CLASSROOM AND LAB EXERCISES AND MEET THE FORMAL CLASSROOM TRAINING REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED IN BOTH ASNT SNT-TC-1A AND CP-189.



PT Liquid Penetrant Testing Level I & II Training

Overview of Course:

This 2 day (12hrs) course provides training and knowledge on performing a liquid penetrant tests and identifying discontinuities open to the surface in a wide variety of solid, nonporous material. This course will satisfy the classroom training recommendations outlined in SNT-TC-1A and ASNT CP-105.

Contact Hours:

12 hours (5 hours lecture, 5 hours lab, 2 hours exam)

Performance Objectives:

Understand the Principles/Theory

Correctly operate equipment and use of materials.

Know proper techniques

Know the discontinuities typically found

Understand variables affecting results

Understand Procedure Specification / Application

Prerequisites:

Minimum Age of 18

Working knowledge of the Pipeline Industry or Welding

This course is basic program for people with little or no technical background.

Required Textbooks:

ASNT PTP: Liquid Penetrant Testing Classroom Training Book Second Edition (2019)

(provided by NWIS)

Instructional Methods:

Lecture

Overhead Projector

Hands on Instruction

Daily Content Outline:

Day 1 – Introduction, Principles and Theory, Equipment/Materials, Techniques, Variables affecting results, Hands on Application

Day 2 - Introduction to Codes and company specifications, Hands on Applications, Q&A, Exam

Basis of Grades:

PT Exam in accordance with Recommendations outlined in SNT-TC-1A

Must score at least 80%





UT Ultrasonic Testing “Digital Thickness” Training - Limited Certification

Overview of Course:

This 1 day (8hrs) course provides basic knowledge on ultrasonic inspection for

digital thickness measurements of materials. Emphasis is placed on sound velocities,

frequency, equipment, transducers, selection and instrument calibration

techniques. This course is practical in nature, utilizes classroom participation, and

allows for hands on application in the use of ultrasonic equipment for measuring

material thicknesses. This course will satisfy the classroom training requirements

and is in accordance with the recommendations outlined in SNT-TC-1A.

Contact Hours:

8 hours (3 hours lecture, 4 hours lab, 1 hours exam)

Performance Objectives:

Understand the Principles/Theory (General Principles, Principles of Acoustics)

Correctly operate equipment and use of materials

Know proper Techniques and Calibrations

Ability to properly evaluate results and understand variables affecting results

Understand Procedure Specification / Application / Thickness measurements

Prerequisites:

Minimum Age of 18

Working knowledge of the Pipeline Industry or Welding

This course is basic program for people with little or no technical background.

Required Textbooks:

ASNT PTP : Ultrasonic Testing Classroom Training Book Second Edition (2020)

(provided by NWIS)

Instructional Methods:

Lecture

Overhead Projector

Hands on Instruction

Daily Content Outline:

Day 1 – Introduction, Principles and Theory, Equipment/Materials, Techniques, Variables affecting results, Procedures and Application, Q&A, Exam

Basis of Grades:

UT Exam in accordance with Recommendations outlined in SNT-TC-1A

Must score at least 80%




MT Magnetic Particle Testing Level I & II Training

Overview of Course:

This 3 day (24hrs) course provides fundamental knowledge of magnetic particle testing required by quality assurance and nondestructive testing personnel. This knowledge will aid in the selection of the proper test techniques to ensure proper inspection of Ferromagnetic materials. This course will satisfy the classroom training recommendations outlined in SNT-TC-1A and ASNT CP-105.

Contact Hours:

24 hours (10 hours lecture, 10 hours lab, 4 hours exam)

Performance Objectives:

Understand the Principles/Theory

Correctly operate equipment and use of materials.

Know proper techniques

Know the discontinuities typically found

Understand variables affecting results

Understand Procedure / Company Specifications / Application


Prerequisites:

Minimum Age of 18

Working knowledge of the Pipeline Industry or Welding

This course is basic program for people with little or no technical background.

Required Textbooks:

ASNT PTP: Magnetic Particle Testing Classroom Training Book Second Edition (2020)

(provided by NWIS)

Instructional Methods:

Lecture

Overhead Projector

Hands on Instruction

Daily Content Outline:

Day 1 – Introduction, Principles and Theory, Equipment/Materials, Techniques, Variables affecting results, Hands on Application

Day 2 - General Discontinuities, Introduction to Codes and company specifications, Hands on Applications

Day 3 – Hands on Applications, Q&A, Exam

Basis of Grades:

MT Exam in accordance with Recommendations outlined in SNT-TC-1A

Must score at least 80%






Radiographic Film Interpretation Training - Limited Certification

Overview of Course:

This 5 day (40hr) course provides basic knowledge into how to effectively interpret radiographs. Emphasis is placed on the radiographic image quality requirements of codes and specifications. This course will provide the theoretical and practical knowledge required for sound decision making when interpreting radiographs to accepted codes and standards. This course will satisfy the classroom training requirements and is in accordance with the recommendations outlined in SNT-TC-1A.

Contact Hours:

40 hours (18 hours lecture, 18 hours lab, 4 hours exam)

Performance Objectives:

Understand the Basic Radiation Principles

Know what to look for in Acceptance Criteria of Radiographs

Know proper Application Techniques

Proper Evaluation of Weldments

Familiarize with Standards/Codes of Radiography

Be aware of Radiological Safety Principles

Prerequisites:

Minimum Age of 18

Working knowledge of the Pipeline Industry or Welding

Required Textbooks:

ASNT PTP:Radiographic Testing Classroom Training Book Second Edition (2020)

(provided by NWIS)

Instructional Methods:

Lecture

Overhead Projector

Hands on Instruction

Daily Content Outline:

Day 1 – Introduction, Basic Radiation Principles, Image Quality

Day 2 – Application Techniques

Day 3 – Evaluation of weldments, Standards/Codes

Day 4 – Standards/Codes, Radiological Safety Principles Review

Day 5 – Q & A Session / Exam

Basis of Grades:

Radiography Testing Exam in accordance with Recommendations outlined in SNT-TC-1A

Must score at least 80%


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