Eddy Current Level I: Surface Scanning and Aerospace Component Inspections
eLearning
Advance your eddy current testing skills with applications-focused training. Learn inspection techniques for conductivity, corrosion, and near-surface cracking in ferritic and non-ferritic alloys, with demonstrations on multiple test systems. Meets ANSI/ASNT CP-105 and SNT-TC-1A recommendations.
Member: $1045
Credit Info
- Contact Hours: 40
- IACET CEUs: 4.0
- Valid for ASNT Level III recertification: No
Course Overview
The course and training manual are provided with graphics from multiple sources, and include demonstrations using test systems provided by several manufacturers. The training also provides detailed information and guidance on how to perform a wide range of inspection applications. 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.
Upon Completion, Learners Will Have Covered:
- Near-surface cracking of non-ferritic alloys
- Conductivity measurements
- Second-layer corrosion
- Near-surface cracking in ferritic alloys
- Near-surface flaw detection in ferritic welds
Meet the Instructor
Jim Cox
Jim has specialized in electromagnetic testing (ET) since 1975, with a career spanning the Air Force, Battelle, EPRI, and Zetec, Inc., where he served as Training Manager and Principal Level III for 19 years. An ASNT Level III in ET since 1984, he now leads his own company, delivering customized eddy current and remote field training. Jim chaired ASNT’s Electromagnetics Committee and continues to support industry standards and technical training development.
Questions? Contact us at education@asnt.org
Note: Completion of this eLearning course provides 40 hours of training toward the recommended training requirements outlined in SNT-TC-1A and is consistent with the training guidelines of NAS-410 and CP-189, as applicable.
This training is one component of the overall qualification process and must be supplemented by required reading assignments and employer-sponsored hands-on practical training. Additional site- and application-specific training may be required in accordance with employer procedures and applicable standards.
Contact hours represent the estimated instructional time of this course, including assessments.
Completion of this course alone does not satisfy certification requirements. Final qualification and certification are the responsibility of the employer.