Course Details

Course Details:

1: Training can be for trainees (contact for special pricing), Level I and Level II as per SNT TC-1A

2: Training Location: We go where you need us! We can do a course in a conference room or at the customers facility using a “Meeting Room” for the classroom training and the Work shop for the hands on training.

Course Pricing:

Level I             Level II

Ultrasonic                                               $ 1550.00          $ 1950.00

Magnetic Particle                                  $ 1250.00          $ 1500.00

Liquid Penetrant                                    $ 1250.00          $ 1500.00

Visual                                                        $ 1250.00         $ 1500.00

*Prices In CAD currency*

Group, daily, sessions of 4 or more students may qualify for special sale pricing. Prices are subject to change for outside of Canada, please contact direct for a quotation.

Certification

Certification

Upon successful completion of  the particular NDT  method under the guidelines of ASNT SNT TC-1A requirements a certification will be issued to the inspector.

 

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Courses Outline:

Each course goes from 8:00am – 3:00pm (1 hour lunch)

UT course Level I – 3 days (18 hours)

UT course Level II – 5 days (30 hours)

MT course Level I – 3 days (18 hours)

MT course Level II – 3 days (18 hours)

PT course Level I – 3 days (18 hours)

PT course Level II – 3 days (18 hours)

VT course Level I – 3 days (18 hours)

VT course Level II – 3 days (18 hours)

Each course will provide instruction by:

- in classroom training (50 percent of the course) which includes modules with practice questions, example videos via internet, etc.

- hands on labs and training (50 percent of the course) which includes lab examples of calibration and inspection, as well as rejection/acceptance criteria on known defective parts

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Course Content:

For all Methods (Each method has 1 manual for both Level I & II with the same course outline in each)

  1. Introduction/history of the particular method
  2. Basic Principles of the method
  3. Terms and Definitions
  4. Standard Equipment for the method
  5. Types of procedures for inspection
  6. Advantages and Disadvantages of the method
  7. Performance checks used for the method
  8. Specialized forms of the particular method
  9. Safety
  10. Preserving Indications
  11. Types of Discontinuities
  12. In Closing and in Review

At the end of each section there is a series of practice questions to be answered pertaining to that particular section.

Each of the 4 manuals have at least 60 pages of content

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Testing, Grading, and Certification

Testing, Grading and Certification:

Testing

As per SNT TC-1A, for Level I & II certification the exams for each method shall have 3 parts:

1: General Exam - consisting of 30 – 50 multiple choice questions

2: Practical Exam - a detailed written procedure of how to inspect a designated part (Chosen by the instructor)

3: Hands on Exam – proper inspection of 2 parts (Chosen by the instructor) using two different methods of inspection of the particular method, including a acceptance/rejection criteria

 

Grading

The inspector shall have a cumulative score of 72% with no one score being below 65% on all 3 exams

 

Certification

Once the inspector passes all 3 exams, the instructor now issues a certification stating he has passed the particular training and exams.

The certificate must include:

- date of issue

- name of inspector

- name of company the inspector is employed by

- written practice and procedure # and latest revision date

- must state the inspector has successfully passed the given training and exam pertaining to the method

- signed by the instructor (with their ASNT # on the certificate)

- signed by management of inspector’s employer

- expiration date of certificate (3 – 5 years as per employer’s Written Practice + Procedure)

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