Established in 1977, this award is named after William E. Havercroft who was widely recognized as a pioneer in the field of NDT in Canada. It is given to a member of CINDE who has made outstanding contribution towards NDT in Canada. Contributions may be in any area including technical, educational or managerial capacities. Recipients will receive a life-time membership with CINDE.

Established in 1983, this award is given to an individual who has made an outstanding technical contribution to NDT in Canada. Recipients are selected on the merit of their technical achievement and the resulting paper as published in a recognized technical journal. Recipients will receive a one (1) year membership (or extension if an active member) with CINDE.

Established in 1983, this award is given to a CINDE member who has made continuous and significant contributions to the advancement of NDT / NDE in the scientific, technical, educational, managerial or related areas. Nominees must have at least 10 years membership in CINDE, with 5 continuous years of membership immediately prior to the nomination.

This certificate identifies people as an Honorary Counsellor of CINDE in recognition of their dedicated service, continuous support and long-standing loyalty to the organization since the inception of the Canadian Institute for Non-destructive Evaluation.

For outstanding and sustained excellence within NDT research and development that has contributed to innovation and/or breakthroughs that have benefited Canadian society and industry partners. Recipient must be a CINDE Member in good standing.

Through the diligent efforts of Alison Smit, a partnership between CINDE and Mohawk College resulted in the Mohawk College Quality Engineering Technician - Nondestructive Evaluation (NDE) full-time day program being launched in 2006.  Alison Smit was the key driver who developed the program, a Past Chair of the CINDE Ontario Chapter, an alumni of Mohawk College and the Training Coordinator for CINDE from 2001 until 2005.

This award is presented annually to a student entering the 2nd year of the program, who has been an Ontario resident for a minimum of 12 months and meets the requirements of financial need and academic performance. Students may apply for a CINDE Bursary by obtaining application information from the Mohawk Awards office by clicking here.

The recipient must be a member of CINDE. Information about free student memberships is available at  www.cinde.ca/membership.shtml

This bursary is available to students in the second year of the Non-Destructive Testing Technician program at the College of the North Atlantic. It is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need and academic achievement. Students may apply for a CINDE Bursary by obtaining application information by clicking here.

The recipient must be a member of CINDE. Information about free student memberships is available here.

This bursary is available to students in the Mechanical Engineering Technician – Non Destructive Evaluation program. It is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need and academic achievement. Students may apply for a CINDE Bursary by obtaining application information from the Durham Awards office by clicking here.

The recipient must be a member of the CINDE. Information about free student memberships is available at www.cinde.ca/membership.shtml

This bursary is available to students in the second year of the Materials Engineering Technology program at NAIT. It is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need and academic achievement. Students may apply for a CINDE Bursary by obtaining application information by clicking here.  It is available on September 1 of each year.

The recipient must be a member of CINDE. Information about free student memberships is available here.

This bursary is available to students in the NDT Foundations program. It is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need and academic achievement. Students may apply for a CINDE Bursary by obtaining application information from the awards guide available here.

The recipient must be a member of CINDE. Information about free student memberships is available here.