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2010
Training divition
Course catalog
Course catalog/2010
Proceso de certificación:
If you believe that you meet the requirements, fill out a request for certification and
send it along with supporting documentation to be evaluated for admission to submit reviews of the method
You must meet the minimum requirements laid down in that procedure in regarding:
level of education, training in the method, experience and visual acuity. In the case which you do not comply with the requirements of training, sign up for our courses
Your company or employer must have a procedure of Qualification and Certification of Personnel in Non-destructive testing. In case of not having it, request our services for
the elaboration of one, on the part of a Level III Certificated by the ASNT
Present examinations of the method of your interest in the scheduled examination
period. These examinations are prepared and evaluated by a level III certified by the ASNT
The Level III will review all recorded documents and will issue the
certificate of qualification on behalf of your company
Course catalog/2010
Non Destructive Testing: Set of test methods used to examine or inspect a part, material or system without compromising its future usefulness. They are used to detect macroscopic discontinuities in structures after they have been in service for some time. Its use has been increasing since is practical and effective during all phases of production materials and their
applications. Comprehensive trials: non destructive program. Introduction to the non destructive testing
Industrial X-Ray: An X-ray is a photographic record produced by the passage of X-rays or gamma rays from an object to the film. It is one of the oldest and most widely used nondestructive testing methods. It has a wide range of applications in terms of size of parts, composition of the material
and manufacturing methods. Industrial X-Ray level I and level II course
Ultrasound: Ultrasound method consists in spreading high frequency sound waves and analyzing metallic materials and some non-metallic materials in a wide range of geometric shapes and sizes. The waves bounce off any internal discontinuities and those rebound are captured, processed and evaluated. You can examine non porous materials, containers, used for structural purposes in large sizes. It does not imply any danger to the operator or staff in the vicinity during the use of ultrasound and only requires access to a face of the object. ultrasound techniques have been developed which are able to monitor production materials, their integrity within the transport, storage and manufacturing processes and to
determine the rate of degradation during service. Ultrasound level I and level II course
Liquid Penetrants: It’s a non-destructive testing procedure used to detect and expose discontinuities open to the surface in non porous materials. The trial with penetrating liquid provides enhanced visual evidence of cracks, porosities, overlaps, brands and other surface discontinuities
quickly and cost-effectively with a high degree of reliability. Liquid penetrants level I and level II course
Magnetic Particles: It’s a non-destructive testing method that allows to reveal subsurface and surface discontinuities in magnetic materials. It may apply to the gross materials during the process of forming, machining and heat-treatment; and to verify discontinuities associated with the service. Magnetic particle level I and level II course
Course catalog/2010
X-RAY course Level I
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality test and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Professionals and technicians directly responsible for the monitoring and evaluation of the quality of
x-rays and those responsible for planning work of x-ray and making decisions based on the
identification and extension of weld defects.
Offer
The course provides the essential knowledge and skills that allow a technician to assess the quality
of X-rays, determine causes of defects in films and take corrective actions to improve the quality of
processes. Recognize discontinuities associated with the different manufacturing processes,
differentiate between discontinuities and defects and apply criteria of evaluation based on
standards, codes and procedures.
Contens
Review of basic principles of X-Ray.
Technical darkroom, facilities and processing of films.
Indications, discontinuities and defects.
Processes of manufacturing and associated discontinuities.
Review of principles of radiological security.
X-rays comment.
Technical radiography welding evaluation standards, codes and procedures for
radiographies.
Duration
40 academic hours. 8am to 5pm
Course catalog/2010
X-RAY course Level II
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Professionals and technicians directly responsible for the monitoring and evaluation of the quality
of x-rays and those responsible for planning work of x-ray and making decisions based on the
identification and extension of weld defects.
Offer
The course provides the essential knowledge and skills that allow a technician to assess the
quality of X-Rays, determine causes of defects in films and take corrective actions to improve the
quality of processes. Recognize discontinuities associated with the different manufacturing
processes, differentiate between discontinuities and defects and apply criteria of evaluation based
on standards, codes and procedures.
Contens
Review of basic principles of X-ray
Technical darkroom, facilities and processing of films
Indications, discontinuities and defects.
Processes of manufacturing and associated discontinuities.
Review of principles of radiological security
X-Rays comment technical radiographic
Welding evaluation
Standards, codes and procedures for X-rays
Duration
40 academic hours. 8am to 5pm
Course catalog/2010
UT course Level I
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Professionals and technicians directly responsible for verification of quality and the execution of
ultrasonic testing and those responsible for running and scheduling ultrasonic inspection and
making decisions based on the identification and extension of indications.
Offer
The course provides essential theoretical and practical knowledge allowing a technician to
perform basic calculations, calibrations and ultrasonic scans, perform specific evaluations of
acceptance or rejection by written instructions and record the results of trials.
Contens
Basic ultrasound physics: introduction, basic principles of acoustic, equipment, basic
methods of testing.
Ultrasound techniques: test methods, calibration, review with recto beam, and review with
angular beam.
Examination procedures.
Duration
40 academic hours. 8am to 5pm
Course catalog/2010
UT course Level II
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Professionals and technicians directly responsible for monitoring and evaluating trials of
ultrasonic testing and those responsible for planning inspection work with ultrasound and making
decisions based on the identification and extension of indications.
Offer
The course provides the essential knowledge and skills enabling a technician to recognize the
different types of discontinuities and origins, according to the shape of the product, as well as
detect them, locate them, interpret them and evaluate them based on the codes, standards and
procedures.
Contens
Review the ultrasound techniques: principles, equipment, technical testing, calibration.
Product and material base assessment: plates, toolbars, pipes and tubular products,
forges, foundry, ingots, compounds.
Welding evaluation.
Evaluation of adhesions.
Detection of discontinuities.
Assessment indications evaluation.
Duration
40 academic hours. 8am to 5pm
Course catalog/2010
Liquid penetrants course Level I
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Technicians, inspectors, welders, responsible for the execution of work requiring application of
penetrating dyes as a quality control tool and fault diagnosis.
Offer
The course provides the essential knowledge and skills that allow a technician to properly apply
penetrating liquids and learn about different methods and applications, as well as the precautions
that must be applied.
Contens
Introduction.
Liquid penetrant method processes.
Equipment used in the test liquid penetrant.
Duration
08 academic hours. 8am to 5pm
Course catalog/2010
Liquid penetrants course Level II
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Engineers, technicians, inspectors, welders, responsible for the execution of jobs requiring
application of penetrating dyes as a quality control tool and fault diagnosis.
Offer
The course provides the essential knowledge and skills that allow a technician know the
advantages and disadvantages of the different tests with tint penetrant methods and recognize
and evaluate indications.
Contens
Review of basic principles of the method.
Selection of the appropriate method in tint penetrant testing.
Method inspection and evaluation of indications.
Standards and inspection procedures.
Duration
08 academic hours. 8am to 5pm
Course catalog/2010
Magnetic particle course Level I
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
technicians, inspectors, welders, responsible for the execution of jobs requiring application of
magnetic particles and quality control tool for diagnosis of faults during the useful life of the
industrial equipment.
Offer
The course provides the essential knowledge and skills which allow a technician to properly apply
the trial with magnetic particles
know different methods, materials and their applications.
Recognize the types of discontinuities that can be detected with magnetic particles and
their interpretation.
Contens
Principles of magnetism and magnetic fields
Features of the magnetic fields.
Effects of discontinuities in materials.
Magnetization techniques.
Selection of the appropriate method in magnetization.
Degaussing principles.
Equipment used for tests with magnetic particles.
Detectable discontinuity types with magnetic particle inspection materials.
Interpretation and evaluation of indications in the magnetic particle test.
Duration
12 academic hours; 1st day: 8am to 5pm; 2
nd day: 8am to 12pm
Course catalog/2010
Magnetic particle course Level II
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Engineers, technicians, inspectors, welders, responsible for the execution of jobs requiring
application of magnetic particles and quality control tool for diagnosis of faults during the useful
life of the industrial equipment.
Offer
The course provides the essential knowledge and skills which allow a technician to properly apply
the trial with magnetic particles
know different methods, materials and their applications.
Recognize the types of discontinuities that can be detected with magnetic particles and
their interpretation.
Contens
Principles of magnetism.
Flow of field effects of discontinuities in materials.
Magnetization techniques.
Selection of the appropriate method of magnetization.
Inspection materials.
Equipment used for magnetic particle testing.
Discontinuity types detectable with particle magnetic.
Degaussing principles.
Use of standards for the interpretation and evaluation of information.
Quality control of processes and equipment.
Duration
12 academic hours; 1st day: 8am to 5pm; 2
nd day: 8am to 12pm
Course catalog/2010
Other courses
Welding inspection workshop
Area of Activity
Welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Professionals and technicians directly responsible for monitoring and/or inspection work of
welding with previous studies and experience in the area.
Offer
Provides information about applicable different welding processes in non-destructive
testing methods.
Provides knowledge of welding and an useful base of inspection in the workplace.
Contens
Safe Practice, measurement, cutting and welding processes.
Terminology, geometry of welded joints, weld symbols.
Documentation required for welding, inspection and grading.
Welding metallurgy, properties of metals and destructive testing processes.
Evaluation of discontinuities welding and visual test base metal and other non
destructive test methods.
Duration
8 academic hours: 8am to 5pm
Course catalog/2010
Qualification workshop
Area of Activity
Technique and human resources.
Directed to
Directed to professionals and technicians directly responsible of monitoring and/or execution of
nondestructive testing requiring certified or certifying in one of the NDT methods. Coordinators of
HR requiring a direct certification program in their companies. People interested in expanding
their knowledge in this area and ideal for gaining knowledge in the procedures and requirements
for the qualification of personnel in the various methods of NDT.
Offer
Acquisition of expertise in the management of SNT-TC-1A of the ASNT recommended practice.
Know the requirements and procedures for certification in a method/level of NDT.
Recognize the validity of the certification and the reasons for revocation, interruption,
termination and re-certification procedure.
Contens
Definitions.
Qualification levels.
Requirements for the initial qualification.
Training programs.
Exams.
Certification.
Evaluation of performance.
Interruption, termination, and recertification.
Certification records.
Duration
4 academic hours
Course catalog/2010
Interpretation workshop Part I
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Professionals and technicians directly responsible for evaluating the quality of x-rays and those
responsible for decisions based on the identification and extension of weld defects.
Offer
The first part of the course provides the essential knowledge and skills that allow an inspector to
interpret and judge the radiographic quality.
The second part focuses on the interpretation and evaluation of weld X-Rays.
Contens
Basic theory of X-Rays.
Basic principles of radiological security.
Selection of films, energy levels and techniques.
Radiographic sensitivity assessment.
Duration
16 academic hours: 8am to 5pm
Course catalog/2010
Interpretation workshop Part II
Area of Activity
Inspection, welding, quality control and mechanical integrity.
Directed to
Professionals and technicians directly responsible for evaluating the quality of x-rays and those
responsible for decisions based on the identification and extension of weld defects.
Offer
The first part of the course provides the essential knowledge and skills that allow an inspector to
interpret and judge the radiographic quality.
The second part focuses on the interpretation and evaluation of weld X-Rays.
Contens
Weld defects and its components.
Conditions of observation of X-Rays.
Identification of X-Rays.
Suspicious indications.
Appreciation of X-Ray principles and parameters of interpretation procedures.
Acceptance criteria.
Duration
16 academic hours: 8am to 5pm
Course catalog/2010
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