Gain essential knowledge in magnetic particle testing, from theory and techniques to equipment and safety. Designed to support MT certification prep and practical application.

Gain essential knowledge in magnetic particle testing, from theory and techniques to equipment and safety. Designed to support MT certification prep and practical application.

Build practical math and physics skills for magnetic particle testing. This course covers unit conversions, magnetic field calculations, lighting requirements, and key MT concepts used in inspection.

Gain a broad overview of nondestructive testing with this introductory course. Covering visual, penetrant, magnetic particle, radiographic, ultrasonic, and eddy current methods, it also reviews common discontinuities, inspection techniques, and key certification standards.

This webinar provides guidance on performing magnetic particle testing (MT) over coated surfaces. Attendees will learn how coatings affect MT effectiveness, how to classify different types of coatings and curing processes, and what key factors to consider when developing inspection procedures for coated components.

Explore the theory, techniques, and requirements of magnetic particle testing (MT), including examinations with portable and stationary equipment. This course covers magnetism basics, evaluation procedures, and result interpretation—ideal for NDT certification or expanding knowledge of this surface inspection method.

Designed for NDT Level IIIs, quality managers, and inspectors, this course shows how digitizing magnetic particle testing (MT) enhances efficiency and accuracy. Learn how computer-aided control improves inspection quality and lowers costs, with principles applicable to other methods.

Explore current technologies, safety tools, and career paths in underwater nondestructive testing. Learn how growing infrastructure needs are creating new opportunities for divers trained in NDT.

Explore how alternating current field measurement (ACFM) detects and sizes surface-breaking cracks through coatings, without calibration, offering advantages over magnetic particle and eddy current methods.

This presentation outlines the growing shortage of Level IIIs and offers practical mentoring strategies for current magnetic particle testing and penetrant testing Level IIIs to prepare the next generation of inspectors.