Appreciation of Basic NDT course in South East Asia

Who should attend?

Appreciation of basic NDT techniques is a course that provides you with a general knowledge of NDT methods. Everyone from entry level technicians and fresh graduates to engineers, surveyors and inspectors requiring some hands-on experience with conventional methods of NDT can benefit from this course.

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What will you learn?

With this course, you will get familiar with the main conventional NDT methods (visual inspection, magnetic particle testing, penetrant testing, radiographic testing, ultrasonic testing and eddy current testing). The choice of method in relation to materials, defect type, position and weld geometry, and materials sorting methods is also discussed.

70% of the course involves practical demonstrations and candidates leave the class with hands-on experience with all techniques introduced during the training.

By the end of the course, candidates are able to explain the basic principles of the conventional NDT methods, identify the advantages and disadvantages of them, both in application and defect detection capability and perform basic hands-on applications.

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MBOT Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours earned

18 hours

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Terry mentions that although he was familiar with NDT, attending the course at TWI has given him a broader perspective about the use of NDT, which is not only limited to the aerospace industry but is also highly utilised in the construction and oil and gas industries. He now knows that NDT inspection plays a vital role in ensuring the security and safety of a welded joint.