At Applied Inspection Systems, we specialize in top-tier Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) education designed to kickstart fulfilling careers in NDT or enhance the capabilities of experienced professionals. Our comprehensive training programs, led by certified experts, are tailored to meet the dynamic needs of the NDT sector. By adhering to the curriculum that aligns with industry standards, we ensure our participants gain the essential skills and certification required to excel in the NDT field.
Our courses are designed to comply with the American Society for Non-Destructive Testing (ASNT) Recommended Practice No. SNT-TC-1A for Personnel Qualification and Certification in Non-Destructive Testing.
AIS has the capability to create custom programs based on a specific client facility or asset inline with NDT services and industry. Employee or department group program options, based on availability.
This course is a basic general-knowledge class that includes an overview of inspection and testing, addressing many aspects of the process from terminology to techniques.
Training ensures the student is thoroughly familiar with the principles and practices of the specified NDT method related to the level of certification desired and applicable to the processes to be used and the products to be tested.
Recommended training course outlines and references for NDT Levels I, II, and III personnel, which may be used as technical source material, are contained in ANSI/ASNT CP-105 – Topical Outlines for Qualification of Nondestructive Testing Personnel.
Choice of 2 days/16-hours or 5 days/40-hour classes.
Visual Testing I Introduces students to fundamental terminology, equipment, and procedures used in visual testing.
Visual Testing II is a continuation of the prior level course but with more in-depth remote visual testing principles, theory, and evaluation techniques.
Level I: 1 day/8-hours
Introduction to Visual Testing
Physics and Fundamentals of Visual Testing
Visual Testing Techniques
Basic Visual Testing Equipment
Visual Testing of Welds
Visual Testing of Castings and Wrought Products
Visual Testing Procedures
Level II: 2 days/16-hours
Elements of Vision
Elements of Lighting
Optics
Advanced Visual Testing Equipment
Service-Induced Discontinuities
Evaluation
Codes, Standards, and Specifications
Level I covers magnet and magnetic field theories for testing.
Level II extends the Level I MT training, explaining advanced theories, including flux fields, discontinuities, and discussed additional evaluation methods and quality control.
Level I: 2 days/12-hours
Principles of Magnets and Magnetic Fields
Characteristics of Magnetic Fields
Effects of Discontinuities on Materials
Principles of Demagnetization
Equipment
Types of Discontinuities
Level II: 1 day/8-hours
Flux Fields
Magnetic Particles and Method of Application
Magnetization by means of Electrical Current
Advanced Principles of Demagnetization
Magnetic Particle Testing Equipment
Types of Discontinuities
Evaluation Techniques
Quality Control
Level I covers liquid penetrant processing and testing theories.
Level II builds upon the Level I PT training and includes techniques for appropriate test selection and evaluation methods.
Level I: 1 days/4-hours
Introduction to Liquid Penetrant Testing
Liquid Penetrant Processing
Liquid Penetrant Testing Methods
Liquid Penetrant Testing Equipment
Level II: 1 day/8-hours
Selection of the Appropriate PT Method
Interpretation and Evaluation of Indications
Liquid Penetrant Process Control
Test Procedures and Standards
Safety, Health, and Disposal for Liquid Penetrants
Discusses principles related to acoustics and cover the equipment, materials, and techniques in ultrasonic thickness testing.
3 days/24-hours
Principles of acoustics
Equipment / Materials
Techniques
Variables Affecting Test Results
Procedures
Level I covers principles, equipment, and methods used in ultrasonic testing. Explains straight and angle beam examination methods.
Level II expands on the Level I course, includes treatment of evaluating base-material products, forms, weldments, and detecting discontinuity.
Level I: 5 days/40-hours
Introduction to Ultrasonic Testing
Basic Principles of Acoustics
Equipment
Transducer Operation and Theory
Basic Ultrasonic Testing Techniques
Level II: 5 days/40-hours
Principles of Ultrasonics
Equipment Calibration
Evaluation of Base-Material Products Forms
Evaluation of Weldments
Ultrasonic Testing Applications
Evaluation Standards
Phased Array (Optional)
Time if Flight Diffraction (Optional)
Guided Wave (Optional)
Level I covers basic principles of radiation, safety, and radiographic techniques.
Level II expands on the Level I course and discusses specialized radiographic techniques, safety principles, standards, codes, and procedures.
Level I: 5 days/40-hours
Introduction to Radiographic Testing
Types and Sources of Radiation
Radiological Safety
Radiographic Testing Principles
Radiographic Equipment
Radiographic Image Quality
Radiographic Film and Processing
Level II: 5 days/40-hours
Review of Basic RT Principles
Radiographic Artifacts
Radiographic Imaging and Viewing
Radiographic Exposures
Radiographic Techniques
Specialized Radiographic Techniques
Standards, Codes, and Procedures for Radiography
Interpretation of Castings and Wrought Discontinuities
Interpretation of Welding Discontinuities
Digital and Computed Radiography (Optional)
Computed Tomography (Optional)
Covers an overview of radiographic testing, welding processes, discontinuities, and interpretation of the film.
3 days/24-hours
Radiographic Testing
Factors Affecting the Interpretation of the Test Results
Weld Joints and Welding Processes
Film Processing
False Indications
Indication, Discontinuities, and Defects
Film Evaluation
This course provides specific criteria pertinent to the ASNT Industrial Radiography Radiation Safety Personnel exam and/or equivalent state exams.
5 days/40-hours
Fundamentals of Radiation Safety
Exposure and Effects
Controlling Exposure
Radiation Detection
Radiographic Equipment
Regulations
Operating and Emergency Procedures
This course satisfies the required formal training in the establishment and maintenance of a radiation protection program needed to become a Radiation Safety Officer (RSO).
2 days/16-hours
Radiation Safety Fundamentals
Radiographic Equipment
RSO Training Requirements and Responsibilities
Rules, Regulations, and Procedures
Internal Inspections and Annual Training
Applied Inspection Systems
1418 Airlane Dr. Benton, AR 72015
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