Eddy Current Level I: Surface and Tubing Inspections
eLearning
Learn the fundamentals of eddy current testing in this introductory course for Level I technicians. Covers electromagnetic theory, coil types, instrumentation, calibration, and inspection techniques aligned with ANSI/ASNT CP-105 and SNT-TC-1A.
Member: $1045
Credit Info
- Contact Hours: 19.5
- IACET CEUs: N/A
- Valid for ASNT Level III recertification: No
Course Overview
Eddy current testing (ECT) is one of several electromagnetic testing methods used in NDT and based on electromagnetism. It is often the method of choice for surface and tubing inspections.
This course addresses required and recommended training topics for Level I eddy current technicians. It is intended as an initial training course for individuals pursuing eddy current certification and can also be used as a refresher for those candidates for recertification. It is ideal for anyone interested in understanding the basic principles and applications of eddy current Testing.
This course is based on the body of knowledge as defined in ANSI/ASNT CP-105 and meets the recommendations for training as described in SNT-TC-1A.
Completion of this training course and the associated quizzes and examinations can assist employers in their qualification and certification of ECT personnel.
Meet the Instructor
Ed Korkowski
Ed Korkowski has specialized in Electromagnetic Testing (ET) since 1987, with deep expertise in eddy current data acquisition and analysis. He holds ASNT Level III certification in ET and has been an EPRI-QDA since 1994. Ed currently serves as Principal ET Level III for a major energy company and contributes to several industry working groups. He’s also a longtime member of ASNT’s Electromagnetics Committee and has trained analysts internationally in advanced eddy current techniques.
Questions? Contact us at education@asnt.org
Note: Please note the contact hours being awarded for this course. To meet the training requirements in SNT-TC-1A, CP-189, and NAS-410, the student must complete the eLearning course and the necessary practical lab/hands-on sessions. These lab sessions must be overseen and documented by a Level III to ensure the required training hours are fulfilled.