RADIOGRAPHIC TESTING (RT) LEVEL 2 TRAINING The radiographic testing course is for NDT personnel wishing to carry out

radiographic testing, this course incorporates interpretation of the radiograph in addition to the techniques used to create the radiograph. The participants will receive full instruction on darkroom prosess/procedures and radiographic interpritation. To carry out radiographic testing, a basic radiation safety certificate must be obtained. It is fully supported by practical sessions and lectures corresponds to the NAS 410 or EN 4179 Specifications. Lecture notes, text book and necessary testing materials are provided. Contents: Types of Defects Fundamentals of Radiography Radiographic Inspection Hardwares Radiation Sources Radiation Safety Methods Radiographic Processing Methods Production of Radiography Film Processing Procedures Increasing Radiographic Image Quality Definition of Film Image Radiographic Control Applications Process Control Process Control Applications Writing of Reports, Instructions and Procedures Learning Objectives or How You Will Benefit: At the conclusion of this course the participant (student) should be able to: Describe the basic principles of the Radiographic test method; Perform different applications of Radiographic test method; Define the different types of the discontinuities/defects detected with the Radiographic test method; Describe the cause and effect of various types of discontinuities/defects; Describe the operational steps in the Radiographic test and understand the importance of each step ; Perform an Radiographic examination following a written procedure; Manually process film for high contrast and resolution; Interpret and evaluate the test results with respect to the applicable standards; Know an overview of the safety precautions necessary when using ionizing radiation; Have an overview of film interpretation; Complete the required test reports, and prepare a clear and concise written instruction;

Target Group: Non-Destructive Testing Personnel Duration: Totally 60 hours 40 hours for Theoretical training 14 hours for Practical training and OJT 6 hours for Examinations

Number of Participants: Maximum 10 participants Prerequisites: Personnel have enough experience according to EN 4179 / NAS 410 Specifications. Remarks: After the training, average score must be 80/100 for throughout examinations. The minimum passing mark for each exam which includes general, special and practice exam must be greater than 70 %. Participants will receive an attendance and achievement paper upon successful completion of the course.