CINDE Course Calendar - Feb 3, 2016

World Class Training in NDT
COURSE CATALOGUE
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TRAINING
NDT technique courses

Professional Development training
Workshops - Certification and Academic
On-site at company locations
Online live interactive and on demand internet delivery
MEMBER SERVICES
Course fees include FREE 1 YEAR MEMBERSHIP
CERTIFICATION
Approved NRCan Test Centre

Free online requirement exams
BEFORE REGISTERING!!
Ontario PCC Requirements

If you are paying for an Ontario course yourself, your
registration falls under the Ontario Private Career College
(PCC) Act. Therefore you must:
Read this IMPORTANT

INFORMATION about
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
1. Be a minimum of 18 years of age or older AND have an

Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent. OR
2. Successfully pass a math skills pre-screen exam.
Documentation proving either of those is required before
registering for the course.
NRCan NDT Certifying Body Requirements
Math Skills Pre-Screening
NRCan Accepted Training

Organizations (ATOs) are
responsible to pre-screen math
skills or administer a math-skill
test for students if required for
the three volumetric methods
(UT, RT, ET). NRCan
provides ATOs with a
template math test to be used
by the ATO to develop the
screening test. ATOs must
individually provide prescreening criteria to comply
with this element.
This math-skill exam can be
written or attempted on-line at
the CINDE Test Centre in
Hamilton.
CINDE members receive

one math-skill pre-screen
exam FREE!
Materials and Processes*
The NRCan NDT CB Rules of

Implementation* state: Accepted
training organizations will be
responsible for preparing and
delivering a 40-hour course (that
includes a course completion
test) in materials and processes
(M&P)**.
*M&P is also known as
Engineering, Materials and
Components (EMC).
**Students who hold a valid
CGSB certification are exempt
from this requirement.
For more information, visit:
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Radiation Safety
The NRCan NDT CB Rules of

Implementation state:
The candidate shall complete
radiation safety training**
(minimum 8 hours) provided by
an Accepted Training
Organization. The training
provided shall be in
accordance with an NRCan
NDT CB accepted radiation
safety curriculum.
**Students who have
successfully completed a
Radiation Safety and CEDO
Preparation course, or have a
valid CNSC CEDO certification
are exempt from this
requirement.
For more information visit:
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g-materials/non-destructivetesting/8586
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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Course Prerequisites ..................................................... IFC
What is NDT? ................................................................. 1
Registration ...................................................................
2
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Extension 225
MEMBER SERVICES
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[email protected]
Extension 223
TRAINING FOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS

Radiography Level 1 ......................................................
Ultrasonics Level 1 ........................................................
4
4
Eddy Current Level 1 .....................................................
Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation ......................

Ultrasonics Level 2 .......................................................
Eddy Current Level 2 .....................................................
Level 3 Preparation - Online ...........................................
Magnetic Particle Levels 1 & 2 .......................................
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
Claude Lord, Instructor

[email protected]
Extention 239
Doug Whitely, Instructor
[email protected]
Extension 226
John deLuca, Instructor/Radiation Safety Officer
[email protected]
Extension 230
Julie Bush, Supervisor-Training
[email protected]
Extension 229
Sharon Bond, Supervisor-Test Centre
[email protected]
Extension 222
Susan Bristo, Technical/Teaching Assistant
[email protected]
Extention 241
Weld Inspection and Quality Control - Level 1 ............... 10
Kim Waddell, Training Registration

[email protected]
Extension 221
Ciprian Pancescu, Instructor

[email protected]
Extension 233
6
8
On-line Training (on demand or live interactive)................
TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION

TESTING
Liquid Penetrant Levels 1 & 2 ........................................
Don Courchesne, Member Services

[email protected]
Extension 239
Wendy Hind, Administrative Assistant

[email protected]
Extension 234
Radiography Level 2 ......................................................
10
On-site Training ............................................................. 20
Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC) .......... 11

Film Interpretation for Quality Control Personnel .......... 11
Math Preparation - Online (on demand or live interactive) .. 13
Radiation Safety - Online (on demand) ............................. 13

Radiation Safety - Xray .................................................. 13
Radiation Safety Refresher - Gamma ............................ 14
Principles and Applications of NDT ............................... 14
Phased Array UT Inspection .......................................... 14
Introduction to NDT and Failure Analysis ....................... 15
Ultrasonic Weld Inspection ............................................. 15
Ultrasonic Spot Weld Inspection ................................... 15
Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging ........................................ 16

Academic Workshops ..................................................... 16
Certification Preparation Workshops .............................. 16

MEMBER SERVICES
NDT Society .................................................................. 17
Member Services and Benefits .....................................
17
Consulting Services ....................................................... 18

Certification Examinations ............................................. 19
COURSE DATES .................................. visit www.cinde.ca

INSTRUCTOR PROFILES ............................................. 21
SUPPLIERS GUIDE ............................................................ 23
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What is NDT?
Liquid
Penetrant
Testing
Magnetic
Particle
Testing
A surface method used to detect surface and near-to-surface discontinuities in ferro-magnetic materials. The
test material is magnetized and coloured iron filings (often fluorescent) are poured onto the surface. The north/
south pole created by a crack or other defect will attract the iron filings and provide a visible indication of the
defects location.
The use of high frequency sound waves to inspect both internal and surface defects in fine-grained castings,
forgings, welds and extrusions as well as non-metallic materials. Sound waves are generated in the test
material by a piezoelectric crystal and their travel through the material is monitored. Interference of the sound
beam path, caused by discontinuities in the material, is indicated on a cathode-ray-tube display.
A method for detecting internal discontinuities in castings, forgings and weldments. Radiation-sensitive film is
placed beneath the test material and x-rays or gamma rays are used to penetrate through the material to the
radiographic film. Areas of different material densities are recorded on the film, indicating any cracks, voids,
porosity or inclusions.
Infrared
Thermography
Used to detect surface and near surface flaws in electrically conductive materials. Small circular currents
(eddy currents) are generated in the surface of the test material by a test coil. The eddy current flow is
disrupted by the presence of discontinuities which changes the electrical impedance of the test coil. Any
changes are amplified and indicated on the eddy current instrument. Since eddy currents are affected by
metallurgical properties as well as defects, this method can be used for material sorting and hardness and
conductivity measurements. It is also widely used in the aircraft and nuclear industries.
Sensitive listening devices (sensors) are used to detect high frequency acoustic waves emitted due to the
sudden release of energy caused by crack growth, plastic deformation or phase transformation. Sensors are
mounted on the outside of the test object and stress in the form of pressure, compression, tension or torsion is
applied. Acoustic emissions are amplified, filtered and processed for interpretation. Static defects cannot be
detected by this method.
Widely used in industries such as food, refrigeration and air conditioning, petro-chemical plants and power
plants to detect leakage within or outside of a closed system. Leaks may be detected visually or by sonics or
smell. Minute leaks may be detected by a soap bubble test, amplified sonic methods or chemicals which
produce colour changes. Often, the system is pressurized during testing and a fluorescent dye added to the
pressurizing fluid.
The thermal conductivity or radiative properties of a material are used to test for thermal insulation, bonding or
contact between parts, locating hidden objects and for overheating of electronic components and transmission
lines. The most common technique employs an infrared camera which produces a temperature profile or
thermograph of the object being viewed for inspection.
Vibration
Analysis
Leak
Testing
Acoustic
Emission
Eddy Current
Testing
Radiography
A surface method used for both ferrous and non-ferrous materials. A coloured, penetrating dye (often
fluorescent) is applied to the part under test and seeps into cracks or other surface openings. The test part is
washed and a blotting agent applied which draws the dye from the surface opening to produce a two
dimensional, visible indicator of its location.
Ultrasonic
Testing
Nondestructive testing (NDT) allows us to examine structures, materials or components without damaging or destroying
the object being tested. Defects cannot always be detected with visual inspection; they may be too small or located
entirely within the material. NDT provides a means to detect such defects without having to cut, etch or otherwise damage
the material. Since NDT can often be conducted on site, it is economical both in terms of time and money. Billions of
dollars are spent on NDT every year for maintenance in the nuclear, aircraft and petroleum industries alone. In the
welding, metal forming and fabrication industries, NDT is a necessary part of the quality assurance process. These are
the main NDT methods used most often. The CGSB training standard CAN/CGSB-48.9712 and certification are available
for some of these methods:
Method used to detect vibration, misalignment or unbalance as well as locating broken gears, mismatched fan
blades and bent shafts. Static or non-rotating systems are excited by an external vibration source and the
motion or sound produced by the test piece is analyzed. In dynamic systems, such as rotating machinery, the
test piece is monitored while in operation.
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Inspection, interpretation and evaluation
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Codes, standards and specifications
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Advantages and disadvantages of MT testing
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Radiography
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Level
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Courses

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objectives:
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course
provides
the
basic
knowledge
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industrial
radiography
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2 ortechnician
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training
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3 method
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course (see inside front cover for full details)
examination will be carried out following each Module. This course format has been selected and meets the training
syllabus requirements of CAN/CGSB 48.9712 and ISO 9712.
Topics include:
Fundamentals
of
radiation
physics
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Radioactivity
(e.g. NRCan
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Film
processingthe exam online using a proctor code.
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Total cost:
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of each module, please visit our website.
Module 1 - Engineering, Materials and Components and Review of CAN/CGSB 48.9712
7 sessions (minimum 28 hours)
Prerequisite: Must hold one valid CGSB Level 2 Certification or equivalent
Module 2 - Basic Understanding of all Methods
4 sessions
16 hours)
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Students must
provide their social insurance number to participate in labs.
Module 3 - Procedure Writing
1 session (minimum 4 hours)

Module 4 - Liquid Penetrant Method (Specific)
On-line courses let you learn

at work or home.
Radiography
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Ten days (80 hours)
2 sessions
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Weld Inspection and Quality
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auditing. The course material makes frequent references to textbooks, which will be provided on the first day of the
Nuclear Safety Commission for those seeking their Certified Exposure
course.
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meeting
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successful
completion
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Level 1 certification examination.
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Textbooks provided:
"Welding Technology Fundamentals"

Bowditch, Goodheart-Wilcox Company Inc.
"The Procedure Handbook of Arc Welding"
the theory and practice of industrial radiography. VocationalThe James F. Lincoln Arc Welding
training providers must provide training that is current to
Total cost: For course price, dates and locations, visit
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Topics include:
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1.2 Design concepts
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of ultrasonic
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6.4 Materials
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Call for details on courses available.
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radiography
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course
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Total cost:
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operator to nondestructive testing
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days (40 hours)
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of ultrasonic
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include:
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Topics include:
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I N S ITNRSUT CR TUOCRT SO R S
Al Higgins
- Engineering,
Materials
and Components
(EMC),
3 Training,
Inspection
and Quality
Control,
UT, PT,
Al Higgins
- Engineering,
Materials
and Components
(EMC),
LevelLevel
3 Training,
Weld Weld
Inspection
and Quality
Control,
UT, PT,
MT:
Algraduate
is a graduate
of Mohawk
College,
Mechanical
Technology.
Heover
has 35
over
35 years
of experience
in heavy
industry,
MT: Al
is a
of Mohawk
College,
Mechanical
Technology.
He has
years
of experience
in heavy
industry,
with with
management
responsibilities
for nondestructive
evaluations,
quality
management
responsibilities
for nondestructive
evaluations,
quality
assurance,
maintenance
technologies,
operational
maintenance
and utilities.
assurance,
maintenance
technologies,
operational
maintenance
and utilities.
Al is currently
president
of a consulting
firm specializing
in quality
assurance.
Al is currently
president
of a consulting
firm specializing
in quality
assurance.
He holds
certification
PT,and
MTUT
and
UT Level
3.
He holds
CGSBCGSB
certification
in PT,inMT
Level
3.
Ciprian
Pancescu
UT, Weld
ET, Weld
Inspection
Quality
Control
1,
Ciprian
Pancescu
- UT,- ET,
Inspection
Quality
Control
LevelLevel
1,
Engineering
Materials
& Components:
Ciprian,
a graduate
the Mohawk
Engineering
Materials
& Components:
Ciprian,
a graduate
of theofMohawk
College
Quality
Engineering
Technician
program,
the Canadian
College
Quality
Engineering
Technician
NDE NDE
program,
joinedjoined
the Canadian
Institute
for NDE
in 2013
an assistant
instructor
UT,MT
ET,and
MT PT
and PT
Institute
for NDE
in 2013
as anasassistant
instructor
in UT,in ET,
workshops
and courses.
Ciprian
gained
his CGSB
Certification
UT, ET,
workshops
and courses.
Ciprian
gained
his CGSB
Certification
in UT,in ET,
andLevel
MT Level
2, CWB
Inspection
I certification
andremained
has remained
and MT
2, CWB
Weld Weld
Inspection
LevelLevel
I certification
and has
the nuclear
inspection
industry.
Ciprian
a Bachelor
activeactive
in thein nuclear
inspection
industry.
Ciprian
also also
holdsholds
a Bachelor
Degree
in
Engineering
from
Romania.
Degree in Engineering from Romania.
Claude
UT,MT,
PT, ET:
MT,Claude
ET: Claude
the Canadian
Institute
for Non-destructive
Evaluation
April 2014.
Claude
Claude
Lord Lord
- UT, -PT,
joinedjoined
the Canadian
Institute
for Non-destructive
Evaluation
April 2014.
Claude
holdsholds
Level
3
certification
in
ET,
MT
and
UT
as
well
as
Level
2
certification
in
PT
as
well
as
a
Bachelor
of
Applied
Science.
Previous
Level 3 certification in ET, MT and UT as well as Level 2 certification in PT as well as a Bachelor of Applied Science. Previous
industrial
experience;
includes;
Atomic
Energy
of Canada
Limited
and Hydro-Quebec.
Claude
is highly
experienced
his field
industrial
experience;
includes;
Atomic
Energy
of Canada
Limited
and Hydro-Quebec.
Claude
is highly
experienced
in hisinfield
and
has
many
years
experience
working
within
nuclear
energy.
and has many years experience working within nuclear energy.
Douglas
Whitely
UT,EMC,
RT, EMC,
3, CEDO,
Phased
graduated
Sir Sandford
Fleming
College
Douglas
Whitely
- UT, -RT,
LevelLevel
3, CEDO,
Phased
Array:Array:
DougDoug
graduated
from from
Sir Sandford
Fleming
College
with awith a
diploma
as a Material
Testing
Technician
and holds
3 certification
PT,UT,
MT,RT,
UT,Qualified
RT, Qualified
Operator
and PCN
diploma
as a Material
Testing
Technician
and holds
CGSBCGSB
LevelLevel
3 certification
in PT,inMT,
Operator
and PCN
UT Level
2 certification
in weldments
and Phased
has over
30 years
experience
in both
and Predictive
UT Level
2 certification
in weldments
and Phased
Array.Array.
DougDoug
has over
30 years
experience
in both
NDT NDT
and Predictive
Maintenance.
has served
as President
of CSNDT,
Chairman
the CSNDT-Ontario
Chapter,
Chairman
the CSNDT
Maintenance.
DougDoug
has served
as President
of CSNDT,
Chairman
of theofCSNDT-Ontario
Chapter,
Chairman
of theofCSNDT
Journal
Committee
and Board
member
of CINDE.
Journal
Committee
and Board
member
of CINDE.
Baron
ET: John
has been
involved
in technology
NDT technology
His career
has centred
the nuclear
industry,
JohnJohn
Baron
- ET: -John
has been
involved
in NDT
since since
1974.1974.
His career
has centred
in theinnuclear
powerpower
industry,
first Westinghouse
with Westinghouse
Canada
and Ontario
then Ontario
and
its successor,
Ontario
Generation.
In addition,
first with
Canada
and then
HydroHydro
and its
successor,
Ontario
PowerPower
Generation.
In addition,
John John
has has
provided
extensive
assistance
the International
Atomic
Energy
Agency
in NDT
endeavours.
is a member
provided
extensive
assistance
to theto International
Atomic
Energy
Agency
in NDT
endeavours.
John John
is a member
of theof the
Canadian
Nuclear
Society
long member
time member
the Canadian
Institute
for NDE.
the CANDU
representative
Canadian
Nuclear
Society
and aand
longa time
of theofCanadian
Institute
for NDE.
He is He
theisCANDU
representative
on theon the
European
Network
for Inspection
Qualification
(ENIQ)
and scientific
committee
member
onJoint
the Joint
JRC/IAEA
International
European
Network
for Inspection
Qualification
(ENIQ)
and scientific
committee
member
on the
JRC/IAEA
International
Workshop
for Qualification
Bodies.
He holds
certification
ET Level
3.
Workshop
for Qualification
Bodies.
He holds
CGSBCGSB
certification
in ET in
Level
3.
deLuca
PT,RT,
MT,CEDO:
RT, CEDO:
is a graduate
of Mohawk
College's
Industrial
Instrumentation
Mechanic
Program.
JohnJohn
deLuca
- PT, -MT,
John John
is a graduate
of Mohawk
College's
Industrial
Instrumentation
Mechanic
Program.
He He
the Canadian
Institute
for NDE
in 1985,
specializing
in liquid
penetrant
and magnetic
particle
inspection.
joinedjoined
the Canadian
Institute
for NDE
in 1985,
specializing
in liquid
penetrant
and magnetic
particle
inspection.
John John
has has
extensive
of teaching
experience
and holds
certification
PT MT
andLevel
MT Level
andLevel
RT Level
and Qualified
extensive
yearsyears
of teaching
experience
and holds
CGSBCGSB
certification
in PTinand
3 and3 RT
2 and2 Qualified
Operator.
Operator.
PT,ET,
MT,Math:
ET, Math:
Juliebeen
has been
involved
with since
NDT since
and10
has
10 years
experience
in quality
assurance
Julie Julie
BushBush
- PT, -MT,
Julie has
involved
with NDT
2005 2005
and has
years
experience
in quality
assurance
in a variety
of industries.
Julie currently
2 CGSB
certification
PT,ET,
MT,and
ET,CEDO.
and CEDO.
in a variety
of industries.
Julie currently
holdsholds
LevelLevel
2 CGSB
certification
in PT,inMT,
Heres
what
students
have
to say
about
CINDE
courses
instructors!
Heres
what
our our
students
have
to say
about
CINDE
courses
andand
instructors!
Al Higgins
was very
informative
and helpful
if needed
Al Higgins
was very
informative
and helpful
if needed
Weld Inspection
and Quality
Control
Level
April 2013,
Thompson
Weld Inspection
and Quality
Control
Level 1,
April1,2013,
LucasLucas
Thompson
deLuca
presented
the information
in a knowledgeable
and helpful
a good
JohnJohn
deLuca
presented
the information
in a knowledgeable
and helpful
way. way.
Kept Kept
a good
enthusiastic
in delivering
the course
material.
pace.pace.
Was Was
enthusiastic
in delivering
the course
material.
Radiation
and CEDO
Preparation,
April 2013,
J. Higgins
Radiation
SafetySafety
and CEDO
Preparation,
April 2013,
J. Higgins
Cant
wait
to learn
Whitely
again.
to take
witheventually.
him eventually.
Cant
wait to
learn
from from
DougDoug
Whitely
again.
HopeHope
to take
UT2 UT2
with him
Ultrasonics
Level
1, November
Thomas
Dearden
Ultrasonics
Level 1,
November
2014, 2014,
Thomas
Dearden
Baron
a great
job answering
all questions
and taught
all a lot.
JohnJohn
Baron
did adid
great
job answering
all questions
and taught
us allus
a lot.
Eddy Current
Level
2, November
Eric Holtz
Eddy Current
Level 2,
November
2012, 2012,
Eric Holtz
deLuca
is a great
instructor.
hadproblem
no problem
hearing
He repeats
relevant
information
or 3 times
JohnJohn
deLuca
is a great
instructor.
I hadI no
hearing
him. him.
He repeats
relevant
information
2 or 32 times
in in
different
ways
so
you
really
get
it
drilled
into
your
head.
I
would
definitely
and
hopefully
get
to
take
another
course
different ways so you really get it drilled into your head. I would definitely and hopefully get to take another course
with
John.
I
really
feel
like
he
is
the
best.
Thank
you
CINDE!
with John. I really feel like he is the best. Thank you CINDE!
Penetrant
& 2, August
Hoogendam
LiquidLiquid
Penetrant
1 & 2, 1August
2013, 2013,
DarrylDarryl
Hoogendam
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Eclipse
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Scientific
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SILVER
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CARTRIDGES
Met-L-Chek
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Met-L-Chek .......................................... page 26
Mohawk
College
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T. ..............
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Products
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25
ISO
9001:2008
SINCE 1980
NDT Products ...................................... page 25
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Inc. Inc.
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CSR
FlawTech,
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colour
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(Journal)
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colour
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World Class Training in NDT

canadian innovation . global knowledge .

NDT technique courses

Course fees include FREE 1 YEAR MEMBERSHIP

Approved NRCan Test Centre

Ontario PCC Requirements

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1. Be a minimum of 18 years of age or older AND have an

NRCan NDT Certifying Body Requirements

Math Skills Pre-Screening

NRCan Accepted Training

CINDE members receive

Materials and Processes*

The NRCan NDT CB Rules of

The NRCan NDT CB Rules of

CINDE offers ALL prerequisite courses.

TRAINING FOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS

Ultrasonics Level 1 ........................................................

Eddy Current Level 1 .....................................................

Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation ......................

Eddy Current Level 2 .....................................................

Level 3 Preparation - Online ...........................................

Magnetic Particle Levels 1 & 2 .......................................

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING

Claude Lord, Instructor

Weld Inspection and Quality Control - Level 1 ............... 10

Kim Waddell, Training Registration

Ciprian Pancescu, Instructor

On-line Training (on demand or live interactive)................

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION

Liquid Penetrant Levels 1 & 2 ........................................

Don Courchesne, Member Services

Wendy Hind, Administrative Assistant

Radiography Level 2 ......................................................

On-site Training ............................................................. 20

Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC) .......... 11

Math Preparation - Online (on demand or live interactive) .. 13

Radiation Safety - Online (on demand) ............................. 13

Radiation Safety Refresher - Gamma ............................ 14

Principles and Applications of NDT ............................... 14

Phased Array UT Inspection .......................................... 14

Introduction to NDT and Failure Analysis ....................... 15

Ultrasonic Weld Inspection ............................................. 15

Ultrasonic Spot Weld Inspection ................................... 15

Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging ........................................ 16

Certification Preparation Workshops .............................. 16

NDT Society .................................................................. 17

Member Services and Benefits .....................................

Consulting Services ....................................................... 18

COURSE DATES .................................. visit www.cinde.ca

Unless otherwise notified, classes will be conducted

For Weld Inspection and Quality Control, the minimum grade

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Unless otherwise notified, classes will be conducted

Textbooks and Course Materials:

day of the course.

Curriculum: CINDE reserves the right to alter course

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For all courses meeting CGSB requirements, the minimum

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