Nondestructive Testing: Visual Testing

Quality Control

Duration

24 hours

Min Attendee

6

Max Attendee

12

Credential

Yes

In order to be considered for this course, you must meet one or more of the following criteria:

  • Are currently working/have worked with procedures, specifications, codes, and standards for welding and inspection
  • Are currently working/have worked in quality control where fabrication and weldments are applicable
  • Have experience in application and control of base and filler metals
  • Have experience as a welder, fitter, or inspector
  • Have experience in the detection and measurement of weld discontinuities by application of an NDT method
  • Have experience as a welding operator or tacker
  • Have experience in repair welding
  • Have experience in the qualification/certification of welders
  • Have experience in teaching welding
  • Have experience in developing and qualifying welding procedures and/or welders

 

 

Nondestructive Testing: Visual Testing covers various topics including:

  • Applications Including Metals, Welding, Chemical, Petroleum, Electric Power, and Aerospace
  • Physics of Light
  • Photometry
  • Vision Acuity Exams
  • Proper Use of Eye Charts
  • Digital Photography
  • Image Processing
  • Machine Vision
  • Magnifiers
  • Illumination
  • Surface Roughness
  • Calipers and Gauges
  • Analog and Digital Video
  • Video Connectors
  • Video Probe
  • Measuring with Borescopes
  • Metal Discontinuities at Different Stages of Processing and Service Life
  • Direct vs. Indirect Techniques

Includes Level 1 & 2. Class will be held Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 6-10 p.m.

Please note:  All applicants resume must be uploaded into their AIDT applicant account. If there is no resume provided, then the applicant will not be considered for the class.

Students must:

  • be 18+
  • be eligible to work in the US

 

 

  • Improve internal quality control
  • Improve quality control as specified by the customer
  • Improve quality to meet or exceed regulatory codes, standards, and specifications
  • Recognize and improve on the occurrence of discontinuities and their root causes
  • Know how to measure part shape and geometry deviations
  • Know that the finished part meets contract specifications in all capacities
  • Know when to apply these applications, either during fabrication or in-service
1. The applicants resume must be uploaded into their AIDT applicants account. If there is no resume provided then the applicant will not be considered for the class. 2. Applicants must have one or more of the following: Are currently working/have worked with procedures, specifications, codes, and standards for welding and inspection; Are currently working/have worked in quality control where fabrication and weldments are applicable; Have experience in application and control of base and filler metals; Have experience as a welder, fitter, or inspector; Have experience in the detection and measurement of weld discontinuities by application of an NDT method; Have experience as a welding operator or tacker; Have experience in repair welding; Have experience in the qualification/certification of welders; Have experience in teaching welding; Have experience in developing and qualifying welding procedures and/or welders