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Global Perspectives on Personnel Qualification

new- TNT Road Map to Becoming a Level III and Beyond

Personnel qualification in nondestructive testing (NDT) is a global challenge, but solutions vary. This episode of Chat NDT explores training, certification, and standards, with Tomáš Zavadil of ATG discussing exam preparation versus true competency and Nick Eleftheriou of Evident Industrial and the Australian Institute for NDT (AINDT) sharing training improvements that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

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TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

(Answer at the bottom of the email.)

The following question is from the second edition of the ASNT Level III Study Guide: Leak Testing (LT).

 

High-vacuum systems at operating pressure typically use:

a. Bourdon and diaphragm gauges.

b. liquid level manometers.

c. thermal conductivity gauges.

d. ionization gauges.

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The Math Behind Focus Depth in Phased Array

12 August | Free | Live Webinar

 

Learn the mathematics behind phased array focus depth — calculate optimal settings, understand wave behavior, and improve resolution and sensitivity for ultrasonic inspections. Designed for Level II and III inspectors.

 

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Road Map to Becoming a Level III and Beyond

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Explore career paths beyond Level II in NDT, including Level III requirements, alternative certifications, and insights into navigating the journey to advanced professional roles.

 

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Certifying the Human in the Age of the Algorithm

Certifying the Human in the Age of the Algorithm - Article TNT

NDT certification has always rested on a fundamental premise: a trained, qualified technician reads the data, applies judgment, and stands behind the result. That premise isn’t disappearing, but it is being tested. As artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) become more integrated into inspection workflows, the industry must confront a critical question:

 

What does it mean to qualify and certify a technician when an algorithm assists with, or performs, the interpretation?

 

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Strengthening Confidence in In-Line Inspection Systems for Pipeline Integrity

API STD 1163

Reliable pipeline decisions start with reliable inspection data. API Standard 1163: In-line Inspection Systems Qualification sets the requirements used to demonstrate that in-line inspection (ILI) systems can consistently deliver accurate, repeatable, and fit-for-purpose results.

 

For NDT professionals, the standard provides a critical link between inspection technology, data confidence, and the integrity decisions that help keep aging pipeline systems operating safely.

 

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