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General / NDT Questions & Answers / Re: NDT.net Forum |
on: Jun 18th, 2010, 10:03am |
| Started by DentMcIntyre | Last post by Jimmy_wang |
Dent,
I try to connect you but failed as you are aware that I
ever visit you 3 years ago to got your favor for testing the probes for me.
and currently, I also need your help for some infomation about the used mills rollers can be available and plan to perchase.
the details of off-service or used rollers interested will talk after get your response.
could you reply me whenever you read my message.
Thanks,
Jimmy Wang |
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General / NDT Questions & Answers / Ethics |
on: Apr 9th, 2010, 6:06pm |
| Started by easye | Last post by easye |
Just a short one on ethics for all that may have a response.
Suppose an individual is writing and signing reports and the individual does not hold the required certification level.
What would you do? |
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General / NDT Questions & Answers / M&P |
on: Dec 16th, 2009, 6:16pm |
| Started by burningrose | Last post by burningrose |
Hello,
I am currently training in LPI and MPI. I am about half way done my hours and have completed my 40 hours courses. Unfortunatly where i am there are no M&P courses and I'm not very confident that i know the material enough to be prepared for my exams. Rumor has is that there is a online course avail. I was just wondering if anyone else has heard of this course and where i could find information on it. |
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General / Discussion / Re: What qualifications do I need? |
on: Dec 3rd, 2009, 12:16pm |
| Started by ansutherland | Last post by DentMcIntyre |
Before becoming certified you must gather the necessary experience working under the direction of a level 2 or 3 in the method.
You will need a certified level 2 to sign your application verifying that you have the necessary experience.
Thermography is different, in that there is currently no NRCan certification for it. |
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General / NDT Questions & Answers / NDT Trainees/coop advice |
on: Nov 18th, 2009, 3:26pm |
| Started by Sslack1 | Last post by Sslack1 |
Hello,
I am currently enlisted in a NDT course and am supposed to be heading out for a 8 month work term. Currently it seems that although there is active jobs for those who have certificates, there isn't a need for trainees to break in and get experience. With having no connections or experience in the industry, it seems difficult to get a kick start at things.
Does anyone have any advice how to break into the industry, or possible know of contacts who may be interested in such a person?
Thanks alot, appreciate any feedback. |
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General / NDT Questions & Answers / Looking to break into the NDT industry. |
on: Nov 17th, 2009, 3:47am |
| Started by ansutherland | Last post by ansutherland |
I am looking at getting into the NDT industry in BC. I have made a few contacts with companies that I have worked for in the past and they have told me that they both use NDT and that they would hire me if I could perform the tasks that they require. What I need to know is, once I have taken my level 1, am I allowed to work for myself, or is it required of me to work under someone else for a certain period?
Also, if one was to target his business primarily at mills and mines, what methods of NDT would you recommend? I would like to be proficient in at least two methods, but I do not know which two. I am really interested in thermography, but is there much of a demand for it?
What methods of NDT would you guys suggest?
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