CINDE Course Calendar

Course fees include
FREE 1 year membership

Take advantage of the many benefts!

For complete registration information and course dates, please visit www.cinde.ca
1-800-964-9488 info@cinde.ca www.cinde.ca

GENERAL INFORMATION PAGE
Registration ................................................................ 1

TRAINING FOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
Radiography Level 1 .................................................. 2
Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation ................... 3
Ultrasonics Level 1 ...................................................... 3
Ultrasonics Level 2 ..................................................... 4
Eddy Current Level 1 ................................................... 5
Liquid Penetrant Levels 1 & 2 ...................................... 6
Magnetic Particle Levels 1 & 2 ..................................... 6
Level 3 Preparation Courses ........................................ 7
Weld Inspection and Quality Control - Level 1 ............... 8

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC) .......... 9
Film Interpretation for Quality Control Personnel .......... 9
Math Preparation Refresher .......................................... 10
Basic Radiation Safety ................................................... 10
Principles and Applications of NDT ............................... 10
Phased Array UT Inspection .......................................... 11
Customer / Supplier Quality Assurance (QA) ................. 11
Introduction to NDT and Failure Analysis ....................... 11
Ultrasonic Weld Inspection ............................................. 12
Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging ........................................ 12
Ultrasonic Spot Weld Inspection ................................... 12

SERVICES
Course/Certification Prerequisites .................................... 4
On-line Training .............................................................. 8
Continuing Education ..................................................... 13
Certification Testing - Preparation Workshops .............. 13
Technical Society .......................................................... 14
Consulting Services ....................................................... 14
Membership ................................................................... 14
Test Centre .................................................................... 16
Certification Examinations ............................................. 16
On-site Training ............................................................. 18

COURSE DATES ................................................. see insert
or visit www.cinde.ca
REGISTRATION FORM ................................................. 17
INSTRUCTOR PROFILES .............................................. 19
COURSE/WORKSHOP FEES ......................................... 25

SUPPLIERS GUIDE ............................................................. 21

135 Fennell Avenue West
Hamilton, Ontario
L8N 3T2
Telephone: 905-387-1655
1-800-964-9488
Fax: 905-574-6080
Website: www.cinde.ca
Email: info@cinde.ca

MEMBER SERVICES
Larry Cote, Managing Director
l.cote@cinde.ca
Extension 225

Debbie Luey, Membership Services
d.luey@cinde.ca
Extension 223

Kim Waddell, Training Registration
k.waddell@cinde.ca
Extension 221

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION
TESTING
Sharon Bond, Training Manager
s.bond@cinde.ca
Extension 222

Julie Bush, Technical Assistant
j.bush@cinde.ca
Extension 229

John deLuca, Instructor/Radiation Safety Officer
j.deluca@cinde.ca
Extension 230

John Moore, Instructor
j.moore@cinde.ca
Extension 228

Bill Rehel, Instructor
w.rehel@cinde.ca
Extension 233

Doug Whitely, Instructor
d.whitely@cinde.ca
Extension 226


GENERAL INFORMATION PAGE
Registration ................................................................ 1

TRAINING FOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation ................... 3
Ultrasonics Level 1 ...................................................... 3
Ultrasonics Level 2 ..................................................... 4
Liquid Penetrant Levels 1 & 2 ...................................... 6
Magnetic Particle Levels 1 & 2 ..................................... 6
Level 3 Preparation Courses ........................................ 7
Weld Inspection and Quality Control - Level 1 ............... 8

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC) .......... 9
Film Interpretation for Quality Control Personnel .......... 9
Math Preparation Refresher .......................................... 10
Basic Radiation Safety ................................................... 10
Principles and Applications of NDT ............................... 10
Phased Array UT Inspection .......................................... 11
Customer / Supplier Quality Assurance (QA) ................. 11
Introduction to NDT and Failure Analysis ....................... 11
Ultrasonic Weld Inspection ............................................. 12
Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging ........................................ 12
Ultrasonic Spot Weld Inspection ................................... 12

SERVICES
Course/Certification Prerequisites .................................... 4
On-line Training .............................................................. 8
Continuing Education ..................................................... 13
Certification Testing - Preparation Workshops .............. 13
Technical Society .......................................................... 14
Consulting Services ....................................................... 14
Membership ................................................................... 14
Test Centre .................................................................... 16
Certification Examinations ............................................. 16
On-site Training ............................................................. 18

COURSE DATES ................................................. see insert
or visit www.cinde.ca
REGISTRATION FORM ................................................. 17
INSTRUCTOR PROFILES .............................................. 19
COURSE/WORKSHOP FEES ......................................... 25

SUPPLIERS GUIDE ............................................................. 20
Hamilton, Ontario
L8N 3T2
Telephone: 905-387-1655
1-800-964-9488
Fax: 905-574-6080
Website: www.cinde.ca

MEMBER SERVICES
Larry Cote, Managing Director
l.cote@cinde.ca
Extension 225

Debbie Luey, Membership Services
d.luey@cinde.ca
Extension 223

Kim Waddell, Training Registration
k.waddell@cinde.ca
Extension 221

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION
TESTING
s.bond@cinde.ca
Extension 222

Julie Bush, Technical Assistant
j.bush@cinde.ca
Extension 229

John deLuca, Instructor/Radiation Safety Officer
j.deluca@cinde.ca
Extension 230

John Moore, Instructor
j.moore@cinde.ca
Extension 228

Bill Rehel, Instructor
w.rehel@cinde.ca
Extension 233

Doug Whitely, Instructor
d.whitely@cinde.ca
Extension 226

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For an up-to-date
Training Calendar, see
the latest CINDE Journal
or print it from
www.cinde.ca
Registration:
Advance registration is required for all courses and
workshops. Registration must be accompanied by full
course fee or company purchase order (to hold your
position, followed by full course fee due on the first day
of the course). Cheques (payable to the Canadian
Institute for NDE), Mastercard, VISA, American Express
and direct debit are also accepted.

Contact us:
Mail: Telephone:
Canadian Institute for NDE 905-387-1655 (local)
135 Fennell Avenue West 1-800-964-9488
Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3T2 Fax: 905-574-6080
Email: info@cinde.ca Website: www.cinde.ca

Course Locations:
Ontario - West 5
th
& Fennell, Mohawk College, TP7
Alberta - visit website or call 1-800-964-9488
Cancellations/Transfers:
Courses: If you are registered on a CINDE course and
are unable to attend, please notify us as soon as
possible as other applicants may be waiting for this
course. Substitutions can be made at no cost to you.
Please visit our website for details.
www.cinde.ca/courses/registration.shtml#can

Workshops and practical exams: Scheduling of lab
facilities for workshops and practical examinations
require payment at the time of booking. Substitutions can
be made at no cost to you. The following
cancellation/transfer policy applies:
more than 4 business days notice .............. no charge
less than 4 business days notice............. 15%
no shows ................. full fee charged

Private Career College:
CINDE is registered as a Private Career College, in
accordance with the Private Career Colleges Act 2005.
For information on approved programs, please visit
www.edu.gov.on.ca.

Refresher Training:
Students are entitled to attend a regularly scheduled
course if they have completed that course with us in the
past 3 years. See page 18 for full details.

CINDE Membership:
Course fees include a one (1) year membership in the
Canadian Institute for NDE. See Member Benefits and
Services on page 14.

Attendance:
The student must attend 100% of the course to be
eligible to meet CGSB requirements. The attendance of
the student shall be included in the course
documentation.

Classroom Hours:
Unless otherwise notified, classes will be conducted
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.

Textbooks and Course Materials
Textbooks and course material are provided on the first
day of the course.

Curriculum: The Canadian Institute for NDE reserves
the right to alter course curriculum for the purpose of
improving the course.

Certificates: Certificates will be issued to each
student who successfully completes the course. The
criteria for successful completion is that the student
must meet the attendance requirements and attain the
following:
For all courses meeting CGSB requirements, the minimum
grade shall be in accordance with the most current version of
CAN/CGSB-48.9712.
For Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation, the minimum
composite grade shall be 75%.
For Weld Inspection and Quality Control, the minimum
composite grade shall be 70% or most recent version of
W178.2.
For all other courses, the minimum composite grade shall be
70%.

Official Receipt:
An official receipt for course fee will be forwarded to
each student with the course certificate. This should be
retained for income tax purposes.
Local Accommodations:
Visit our website for a complete listing of local
accommodations for all locations.
www.cinde.ca/courses/registration.shtml#hot
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For an up-to-date
or print it from
www.cinde.ca
Registration:
Advance registration is required for all courses and
workshops. Registration must be accompanied by full
course fee or company purchase order (to hold your
position, followed by full course fee due on the first day
of the course). Cheques (payable to the Canadian
Institute for NDE), Mastercard, VISA, American Express
and direct debit are also accepted.

Contact us:
Mail: Telephone:
Canadian Institute for NDE 905-387-1655 (local)
135 Fennell Avenue West 1-800-964-9488
Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3T2 Fax: 905-574-6080
Email: info@cinde.ca Website: www.cinde.ca

Course Locations:
Ontario - West 5
th
& Fennell, Mohawk College, TP7
Alberta - visit website or call 1-800-964-9488
Cancellations/Transfers:
Courses: If you are registered on a CINDE course and
are unable to attend, please notify us as soon as
possible as other applicants may be waiting for this
course. Substitutions can be made at no cost to you.

Workshops and practical exams: Scheduling of lab
facilities for workshops and practical examinations
require payment at the time of booking. Substitutions can
be made at no cost to you.

Please visit our website for full cancellation/transfer
details for both courses and workshops.
www.cinde.ca/courses/registration.shtml#can

Private Career College:
CINDE is registered as a Private Career College, in
accordance with the Private Career Colleges Act 2005.
For information on approved programs, please visit
www.edu.gov.on.ca.

Refresher Training:
Students are entitled to attend a regularly scheduled
course if they have completed that course with us in the
past 3 years. See page 18 for full details.

CINDE Membership:
Course fees include a one (1) year membership in the
Canadian Institute for NDE. See Member Benefits and
Services on page 14.

Attendance:
The student must attend 100% of the course to be
eligible to meet CGSB requirements. The attendance of
the student shall be included in the course
documentation.

Classroom Hours:
Unless otherwise notified, classes will be conducted
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.

Textbooks and Course Materials
Textbooks and course material are provided on the first
day of the course.

Curriculum: The Canadian Institute for NDE reserves
the right to alter course curriculum for the purpose of
improving the course.

Certificates: Certificates will be issued to each
student who successfully completes the course. The
criteria for successful completion is that the student
must meet the attendance requirements and attain the
following:
For all courses meeting CGSB requirements, the minimum
grade shall be in accordance with the most current version of
CAN/CGSB-48.9712.
For Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation, the minimum
composite grade shall be 75%.
For Weld Inspection and Quality Control, the minimum
composite grade shall be 70% or most recent version of
W178.2.
For all other courses, the minimum composite grade shall be
70%.

Official Receipt:
An official receipt for course fee will be forwarded to
each student with the course certificate. This should be
retained for income tax purposes.
Local Accommodations:
Visit our website for a complete listing of local
accommodations for all locations.
www.cinde.ca/courses/registration.shtml#hot
For an up-to-date
or print it from
www.cinde.ca
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Radiography Level 1 Five days (40 hours)
Training objectives: This course is intended to provide the basic knowledge of industrial radiography to enable
the graduate to conduct radiographic inspection to established procedures under the supervision of Level 2 or Level
3 personnel. The course includes hands-on experience in the use of x-ray radiography and darkroom techniques.
Training course meets the training syllabus requirements of CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-1A.

Total cost: $1090.00 Prerequisite: Math prerequisite (see page 4 for details)
Topics include: Maximum enrolment: 12
Introduction
Fundamentals of radiation physics
Radioactivity
Film processing
Radiation safety
X-ray production
X-ray beam characteristics
High energy x-ray sources
Radiographic image quality
Radiation measurement
Origin of penetrating radiation
Applied radiographic inspection
Mathematical factors governing x-ray exposures
Engineering, materials and components

Radiography Level 2 Ten days (80 hours)
Training objectives: This course is intended to provide the advanced knowledge required of the Level 2
industrial radiographer, including technique development, film interpretation, general codes, standards and
specifications, and federal and provincial regulations pertaining to x-and gamma radiography. Training course
meets the training syllabus requirements of CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-1A.

Total cost: $2035.00 Prerequisite: Successful completion of RT Level 1 and
satisfying the Math prerequisite (see page 4 for details)
Topics include:
General radiography Maximum enrolment: 12
Radiographic film and processing
Radiation safety
Radiographic techniques
Practical radiography

Note: Government regulation requirements for Radiography Level 2. If
you are currently a Nuclear Energy Worker, you must submit a copy of your
current energy worker consent form along with your Social Insurance Number.

This information should be faxed to us at 905-574-6080 or emailed to info@cinde.ca (in pdf format) at the time of
registration.

Course results will be held until this information has been provided. Thank you in advance for complying with this
government regulation.

See the Suppliers Guide
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Industrial Nuclear Company

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Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation Five days (40 hours)
Training objectives:
This training focuses on radiation safety for those using gamma radiography. The course is designed to provide a
basic understanding of radiation principles, safe working practices and regulations pertaining to the use of
ionizing radiation. An excellent preparatory course for industrial radiographers, Radiation Safety Officers and
meets the training requirements of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission for those seeking their Certified
Exposure Device Operators (CEDO) license.


Origin of penetrating radiation
Fundamentals of radiation physics
Maximum permissible doses
Emergency situations
Regulations
Radiation measurement and instrumentation
Fundamentals of radiation protection: time, distance, shielding

Ultrasonics Level 1 Five days (40 hours)
This course is intended to provide a basic knowledge of ultrasonic testing fundamentals sufficient to enable the
technician to carry out ultrasonic testing to established procedures under the supervision of Level 2 or Level 3
personnel. Training course meets the training syllabus requirements of CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and
SNT-TC-1A.


Introduction
UT testing equipment
Angular incidence
Discontinuity variations
UT reference blocks
Generation of UT waves
Inspected part variations
UT inspection techniques
Test material and sound beam characteristics
Fundamental properties of ultrasound

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Ultrasonics Level 2 Ten days (80 hours)
This course is intended to provide the in-depth knowledge in the principles of ultrasonic testing and the
fundamentals of engineering, materials and processes, such that the technician will be able to: identify the
suitability of ultrasonic testing for all materials and inspection applications, develop inspection techniques and
prepare written instructions that can be followed by a Level 1 technician, document results of the analysis, be
familiar with all regulatory codes and specifications for ultrasonic testing and their intent. Training course meets the
training syllabus requirements of CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-1A.

Total cost: $2035.00 Prerequisite: Successful completion of UT Level 1 and
satisfying the Math prerequisite (see below for details)
Topics include:
Basic and advanced theory Maximum enrolment: 16
Codes and specifications
Applied ultrasonic testing
Fundamentals of pulse echo
Calibration of instrumentation

Prerequisites
Course Prerequisites:
For all Ontario courses, registrants must:
Be a minimum of 18 years of age or older and
Have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent
OR
Successfully complete the online math exam

Evidence of either of these will be required before taking the course.

Certification Prerequisites:
Math: Canadas NDT Personnel Certification Agency,
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), has
implemented a math prerequisite that affects all
students registering for all Radiography, Ultrasonics,
Eddy Current and CEDO courses. All students are
required to complete a 15 question math examination
prior to being approved to attend these courses. This
is a one-time examination. This exam can be
completed at any Test Centre or can also be
challenged online.

Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC): It is
mandatory for all candidates applying for CGSB certification to
have successfully completed an Engineering, Materials and
Components (EMC) course, or to provide evidence of meeting
this requirement by successfully completing an equivalency
exam. This is a one-time exam which candidates must receive
70% minimum to pass. Please note that all candidates who
currently hold two (2) or more CGSB certifications are exempt
from this requirement.

CINDE offers both of these exams online free of charge to our members. Annual CINDE membership fee is $70 and you
can register online for membership at www.cinde.ca/apply.shtml

A complete list of prerequisites can be found at
http://www.cinde.ca/courses/prerequisite-notice.shtml

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NDT Products



Ultrasonics Level 2 Ten days (80 hours)
This course is intended to provide the in-depth knowledge in the principles of ultrasonic testing and the
fundamentals of engineering, materials and processes, such that the technician will be able to: identify the
suitability of ultrasonic testing for all materials and inspection applications, develop inspection techniques and
prepare written instructions that can be followed by a Level 1 technician, document results of the analysis, be
familiar with all regulatory codes and specifications for ultrasonic testing and their intent. Training course meets the
training syllabus requirements of CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-1A.

Total cost: $2035.00 Prerequisite: Successful completion of UT Level 1 and
satisfying the Math prerequisite (see below for details)
Topics include:
Basic and advanced theory Maximum enrolment: 16
Applied ultrasonic testing
Fundamentals of pulse echo
Calibration of instrumentation

Prerequisites
Course Prerequisites:
For all Ontario courses, registrants must:
Be a minimum of 18 years of age or older and
Have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent
OR
Successfully complete the online math exam

Evidence of either of these will be required before taking the course.

Certification Prerequisites:
Math: Canadas NDT Personnel Certification Agency,
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), has
implemented a math prerequisite that affects all
students registering for all Radiography, Ultrasonics,
Eddy Current and CEDO courses. All students are
required to complete a 15 question math examination
prior to being approved to attend these courses. This
is a one-time examination. This exam can be
completed at any Training Centre or can also be
challenged online.

Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC): It is
mandatory for all candidates applying for CGSB certification to
have successfully completed an Engineering, Materials and
Components (EMC) course, or to provide evidence of meeting
this requirement by successfully completing an equivalency
exam. This is a one-time exam which candidates must receive
70% minimum to pass. Please note that all candidates who
currently hold two (2) or more CGSB certifications are exempt
from this requirement.

CINDE offers both of these exams online free of charge to our members. Annual CINDE membership fee is $70 and you
can register online for membership at www.cinde.ca/apply.shtml

A complete list of prerequisites can be found at
http://www.cinde.ca/courses/prerequisite-notice.shtml

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NDT Products



Eddy Current Level 1 Five days (40 hours)

This course is intended to provide a basic knowledge of eddy current testing
fundamentals sufficient to allow the technician to carry out eddy current testing
to established procedures under the supervision of Level 2 or Level 3
personnel. Training course meets the training syllabus requirements of
CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-1A.

Topics include: Total cost: $1090.00
Fundamental theory
Testing of tubes and cylindrical components Prerequisite: Math prerequisite (see page 4 for details)
Testing with surface probes
Engineering, materials and components Maximum enrolment: 12

Eddy Current Level 2 Ten days (80 hours)
This course is intended to provide a thorough knowledge in the principles of eddy current testing and the
fundamentals of engineering materials and processes, such that the technician will be able to: identify the suitability
of eddy current testing for all materials and inspection applications, develop inspection techniques and prepare
written instructions that can be followed by a Level 1 technician, provide analysis of inspection data, document
results of the analysis, be familiar with all regulatory codes and specifications for eddy current testing and their
intent. Training course meets the training syllabus requirements of CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-
1A.

Total cost: $2035.00 Prerequisite: Successful completion of ET 1 and
Topics include:
Fundamental and advanced theory Maximum enrolment: 12
Instrumentation
Surface probe signal analysis
Tube testing signal analysis
Testing of tubes and cylindrical components

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ANDEC Mfg. Ltd.

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Eddy Current Level 1 Five days (40 hours)

This course is intended to provide a basic knowledge of eddy current testing
fundamentals sufficient to allow the technician to carry out eddy current testing
to established procedures under the supervision of Level 2 or Level 3
personnel. Training course meets the training syllabus requirements of

Topics include: Total cost: $1090.00
Fundamental theory
Testing of tubes and cylindrical components Prerequisite: Math prerequisite (see page 4 for details)
Engineering, materials and components Maximum enrolment: 12

Eddy Current Level 2 Ten days (80 hours)
This course is intended to provide a thorough knowledge in the principles of eddy current testing and the
fundamentals of engineering materials and processes, such that the technician will be able to: identify the suitability
of eddy current testing for all materials and inspection applications, develop inspection techniques and prepare
written instructions that can be followed by a Level 1 technician, provide analysis of inspection data, document
results of the analysis, be familiar with regulatory codes and specifications for eddy current testing and their intent.
Training course meets the training syllabus requirements of CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-1A.

Total cost: $2035.00 Prerequisite: Successful completion of ET 1 and
Topics include:
Fundamental and advanced theory Maximum enrolment: 12
Instrumentation
Surface probe signal analysis
Tube testing signal analysis
Testing of tubes and cylindrical components

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ANDEC Mfg. Ltd.


Liquid Penetrant Levels 1 & 2 Five days (40 hours)
This course is intended to provide detailed instruction in the theory and practices of liquid penetrant testing,
including the capabilities and limitations of penetrant testing. Instruction will be given in generally accepted
techniques in accordance with codes and standards. Training course meets the training syllabus requirements of

Total cost: $1090.00 Prerequisite:
See page 4 for full details
Topics include:
Introduction Maximum
Basic principles of liquid penetrant testing enrolment: 18
Basic steps of liquid penetrant processing
Types of penetrants in current use
Steps to follow when using different processes
System controls
Inspection, interpretation and evaluation
Inspection procedures and standards
Liquid penetrant test equipment and accessories
Advantages and disadvantages of various processes

Magnetic Particle Levels 1 & 2 Five days (40 hours)
This course is intended to provide detailed instruction in the theory and practices of magnetic particle testing,
including the capabilities and limitations of the method. Instruction will be given in generally accepted inspection

Total cost: $1090.00 Prerequisite: See page 4 for full details

Introduction
Basic principles of magnets and magnetic fields
Basic steps of magnetic particle testing
Magnetization and electric currents
Inspection materials
Demagnetization
Equipment types
Materials associated with magnetic fields
Following written procedures
Selecting the proper magnetization method
Magnetic field direction and discontinuity detection
Codes, standards and specifications
Specialized MT equipment
Safety factors in magnetic particle testing
Advantages and disadvantages of MT testing

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Met-L-Chek



Topics include:
System controls



Introduction
Demagnetization
Equipment types

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Level 3 Preparation Courses
The Level 3 preparatory courses are intensive courses designed to prepare the CGSB
Level 2 certified technicians for the additional responsibilities and requirements of a
Level 3 according to CAN/CGSB-48.9712.

Many of the skills required by the Level 3 are common to each NDT method, thus CINDE has designed a modular
online training program which will provide both generic theoretical instruction in engineering, materials and
components, procedure writing and other methods of NDT; as well as specific online training to focus on the Level
3 method of choice.

Students preparing for their first Level 3 certification must complete Modules 1 - 3. Students will then select only
the specific Module (4 - 8) which coincides with the method they are seeking certification in. For subsequent Level
3 training, students will only be required to select the Module that is specific to their method. Evaluation through
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.

Costs: Four (4) Module Package: $2,000 or see specific modules for individual prices

Module 1 - Engineering, Materials and Components and Review of CAN/CGSB 48.9712
4 4 hour sessions $ 850.00
Prerequisite: Must hold one valid CGSB Level 2 Certification or equivalent

Module 2 - Basic Understanding of all Methods

Module 3 - Procedure Writing

Module 4 - Liquid Penetrant Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 PT Certification or equivalent and Completion of Module 1 - 3

Module 5 - Magnetic Particle Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 MT Certification or equivalent and Completion of Module 1 - 3

Module 6 - Ultrasonic Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 UT Certification or equivalent, Completion of Module 1 - 3 and Math

Module 7 - Radiography Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 RT Certification or equivalent, Completion of Module 1 - 3 and Math

Module 8 - Eddy Current Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 ET Certification or equivalent, Completion of Module 1 - 3 and Math

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Topics include:
System controls



Introduction
Demagnetization
Equipment types

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Level 3 Preparation Courses
The Level 3 preparatory courses are intensive courses designed to prepare the CGSB
Level 2 certified technician for the additional responsibilities and requirements of a
Level 3 according to CAN/CGSB-48.9712.

Many of the skills required by the Level 3 are common to each NDT method, thus CINDE has designed a modular
online training program which will provide both generic theoretical instruction in engineering, materials and
components, procedure writing and other methods of NDT; as well as specific online training to focus on the Level
3 method of choice.

Students preparing for their first Level 3 certification must complete Modules 1 - 3. Students will then select only
the specific Module (4 - 8) which coincides with the method they are seeking certification in. For subsequent Level
3 training, students will only be required to select the Module that is specific to their method. Evaluation through
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.

Costs: Four (4) Module Package: $2,000 or see specific modules for individual prices

Module 1 - Engineering, Materials and Components and Review of CAN/CGSB 48.9712

Module 2 - Basic Understanding of all Methods

Module 3 - Procedure Writing

Module 4 - Liquid Penetrant Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 PT Certification or equivalent and Completion of Module 1 - 3

Module 5 - Magnetic Particle Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 MT Certification or equivalent and Completion of Module 1 - 3

Module 6 - Ultrasonic Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 UT Certification or equivalent, Completion of Module 1 - 3 and Math

Module 7 - Radiography Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 RT Certification or equivalent, Completion of Module 1 - 3 and Math

Module 8 - Eddy Current Method (Specific)
Prerequisites: CGSB Level 2 ET Certification or equivalent, Completion of Module 1 - 3 and Math

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On-line Training
Lets You Learn from Home or Work!

CINDE proudly presents on-line courses to prepare
for Canadas NDT Certification CGSB-48.9712.

Live, interactive sessions are delivered ON-LINE via
internet conferencing with 2-way audio and interactive
display on your computer.

Satisfy the classroom theory requirements on your own computer
at home or work.

Weld Inspection and Quality Control Level 1 Ten days (80 hours)
This course is designed for anyone who wishes to become qualified as a welding inspector under CSA W178.2 or
AWS QC1 or those that require a good general weld inspection background for in-house inspection or supplier
auditing. The course material makes frequent references to textbooks, which will be provided on the first day of the
course.
This course meets training requirements of W178.2. Students meeting the successful completion requirement will
be exempt from the closed book CWB Level 1 certification examination.
Textbooks provided:
Level 1 textbooks: "Welding Technology Fundamentals", Bowditch, Goodheart-Wilcox Company Inc.
"The Procedure Handbook of Arc Welding", The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding
Total cost: $2195.00 Maximum enrolment: 18
Topics include:
1. Design
1.1 Drawings and symbols
1.2 Design concepts
1.3 Codes specifications and standards
2. Materials
2.1 Base metals
2.2 Welding consumables
2.3 Welding metallurgy
3. Production
3.1 Preparation for welding
3.2 Production methods
3.3 Health and safety
3.4 Elements of supervision
4. Welding
4.1 Processes
4.2 Welding equipment
4.4 Distortion and stress
5. Quality Assurance
5.1 Basic quality assurance systems
5.2 Basics of quality control
5.3 Nondestructive examination
5.4 Acceptance criteria
6. Qualifications
6.1 Welders
6.2 Equipment
6.3 Procedures
6.4 Materials
6.5 Inspectors
6.6 NDT technicians
6.7 Welding companies
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Eclipse Scientific



On-line Training

CINDE proudly presents on-line Level 3 courses to
Prepare for Canadas NDT Certification CGSB-48.9712.


at home or work.
course.
This course meets the training requirements of W178.2. Students meeting the successful completion requirement
will be exempt from the closed book CWB Level 1 certification examination.
Textbooks provided:
Topics include:
1. Design
1.2 Design concepts
2. Materials
2.1 Base metals
3. Production
4. Welding
4.1 Processes
6. Qualifications
6.1 Welders
6.2 Equipment
6.3 Procedures
6.4 Materials
6.5 Inspectors
6.6 NDT technicians
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Eclipse Scientific



On-line Training

CINDE proudly presents on-line Level 3 courses to
prepare for Canadas NDT Certification CGSB-48.9712.


at home or work.

course.
This course meets the training requirements of W178.2. Students meeting the successful completion requirement
will be exempt from the closed book CWB Level 1 certification examination.
Textbooks provided:
Topics include:
1. Design
1.2 Design concepts
2. Materials
2.1 Base metals
3. Production
4. Welding
4.1 Processes
6. Qualifications
6.1 Welders
6.2 Equipment
6.3 Procedures
6.4 Materials
6.5 Inspectors
6.6 NDT technicians
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Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC) Five days (40 hours)
A strong foundation in engineering, materials and processes is vital to the NDT technician. This training course
offers you the opportunity to learn about the materials used in manufacturing, the metallurgical and mechanical
properties which determine the strength of the material and how these properties are developed, the means used to
process materials and how defects may be introduced into the material through these processes. Understanding
the manufacturing process from start to finish is the key to a successful NDT career.

This course objective is to provide the fundamental knowledge of materials and processes with respect to the broad
sector termed EMC (Engineering, Materials and Components). To meet CAN/CGSB-48.9712, extensive knowledge
is required in materials and processes and flaw types specific to welds, castings, forgings, etc. The EMC course is
essential for those who intend to challenge the CGSB examinations in any method and for welders, machinists,
visual inspectors, manufacturing supervisors and anyone involved in material or equipment reliability.


Topics include:
Nature and properties of materials
Solidification of metals
Solid-state changes in metals
Introduction to heat treatment
Ferrous metals and their properties
Nonferrous metals
Metal specifications and uses
Loads and material responses
Inservice behaviour of metals
Causes and recognition of discontinuities
Manufacturing methods
Powder metallurgy
Heat treatment
Machining

Film Interpretation for Quality Control Personnel Two days (16 hours)
Training objectives: This course is intended to provide quality assurance inspectors, surveillance personnel
and/or anyone with a decision-making role with regard to material acceptance to applicable codes, with the
theoretical and practical knowledge required for sound decision-making with regards to radiographic film
interpretation.

Total cost: $605.00 Topics include:
Introduction
Radiographic image control
Discontinuities and their radiographic images
Use and applicability of reference radiographs
Helpful hints for film interpretation

Maximum enrolment: 8

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The objective of this course is to provide the fundamental knowledge of materials and processes with respect to the
broad sector termed EMC (Engineering, Materials and Components). To meet CAN/CGSB-48.9712, extensive
knowledge is required in materials and processes and flaw types specific to welds, castings, forgings, etc. The
EMC course is essential for those who intend to challenge the CGSB examinations in any method and for welders,
machinists, visual inspectors, manufacturing supervisors and anyone involved in material or equipment reliability.


Topics include:
Nonferrous metals
Powder metallurgy
Heat treatment
Machining

and/or anyone with a decision-making role with regards to material acceptance to applicable codes, with the
interpretation.

Introduction


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The objective of this course is to provide the fundamental knowledge of materials and processes with respect to the
broad sector termed EMC (Engineering, Materials and Components). To meet CAN/CGSB-48.9712, extensive
knowledge is required in materials and processes and flaw types specific to welds, castings, forgings, etc. The
EMC course is essential for those who intend to challenge the CGSB examinations in any method and for welders,
machinists, visual inspectors, manufacturing supervisors and anyone involved in material or equipment reliability.


Topics include:
Nonferrous metals
Powder metallurgy
Heat treatment
Machining

and/or anyone with a decision-making role with regards to material acceptance to applicable codes, with the
interpretation.

Introduction


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Math Preparation Refresher One day (8 hours)
Training objectives: This course is designed for all levels of NDT personnel to refresh their
math skills and familiarize them with the use of a scientific calculator and its functions. The one
day course will cover frequently used formulas and their manipulation, applicable units of
measure and conversions, and basic order of operations, algebra, logarithms and trigonometry
that is required by the training syllabus of the Canadian National Standard for NDT Personnel
Certification.


Basic Radiation Safety One day (8 hours)
Training objectives: This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of radiation principles and safe
working regulations.


Topics include:
Properties of radiation and interactions of radiation
Biological effects of radiation
Background radiation and measurement of radiation
Production and characteristics of x-rays
Radiation protection legislation (ON Reg 861/90)
Control of radiation hazards
Quality control

Principles and Applications of NDT Three days (24 hours)
Training objectives: This course is intended to provide a basic knowledge of nondestructive testing methods
and their applications; demonstrations will be provided. Course can be designed for customer specific needs. Call
for details.


Topics include:
Introduction to nondestructive testing
What is NDT and why is NDT necessary?
When is NDT needed and where is it used?
Who should perform NDT?
How are these nondestructive tests performed?
NDT methods: advantages, applications, limitations,
defect detectability, equipment, terminology
Qualifications and certification of NDT personnel

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Flawtech, Inc.


Certification.


working regulations.

Total cost: $305.00 Maximum
enrolment: 18
Topics include:
Quality control

for details.


Topics include:

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Certification.


working regulations, as they pertain to x-rays.


Topics include:
Quality control

for details.


Topics include:

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Certification.


working regulations, as they pertain to x-rays.


Topics include:
Quality control

for details.


Topics include:

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Flawtech, Inc.



Phased Array UT Inspection Ten days (80 hours)
This course is intended to provide the basic knowledge in the principles of Phased Array
such that a Level 2 technician will be able to: identify the suitability of Phased Array for all
materials and inspection applications, document results of the analysis, be familiar with all
regulatory codes and specifications for Phased Array testing and their intent.

Total cost: $3000.00 Prerequisite: CGSB UT Level 2 certification and
Topics include:
Basic theory Maximum enrolment: 8
Digitization principles
Performance/calibration
Phased Array technology
Inspection applications

Customer / Supplier Quality Assurance (QA) Five days (40 hours)
Training objectives: This 5 day course introduces key Quality Assurance (QA) concepts and shows the
students how to put them into practice. Key learning outcomes are:
Suppliers - how to ensure that customer inspections are organized and carried out in an efficient manner
Customers - how to carry out the Quality Assurance Surveys and Inspections effectively
How to meet the technical requirements of scope documents and purchase orders - by Suppliers and Customers
Understand the Quality Management principles and techniques relevant to Supplier Quality Assurance
Understand why suppliers and customers should work together
Learn the tools and techniques that enable suppliers to develop good working relationships with their customers


Introduction to NDT and Failure Analysis One day (8 hours)
As a result of attending this training, participants will learn about the
failure modes identified by Nondestructive Testing (NDT) inspection
techniques, and the important concepts relating to Failure Analysis
techniques and reporting as applied to the failures identified by NDT.

A brief review of the failure modes identified by NDT technologies will be
followed by the principles of Failure Analysis. These will include
commonly used investigative and failure analysis techniques, as well as
the key metallurgical, environmental and equipment operating conditions
that lead to failure.

Examples of the high-magnification microscopy used for Failure Analysis
will be explained. How to develop root cause solutions to prevent recurring failures is also discussed.

Case histories will be used to demonstrate the material that is covered. Students are encouraged to bring examples
from their companies for group discussion.


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materials and inspection applications, document results of the analysis, be familiar with

Topics include:

Customer / Supplier Quality Assurance (QA) Four days (32 hours)


As a result of attending this training, participants will learn about the
failure modes identified by Nondestructive Testing (NDT) inspection
techniques, and the important concepts relating to Failure Analysis
techniques and reporting as applied to the failures identified by NDT.

followed by the principles of Failure Analysis. These will include
commonly used investigative and failure analysis techniques, as well as
the key metallurgical, environmental and equipment operating conditions
that lead to failure.

Examples of the high-magnification microscopy used for Failure Analysis
will be explained. How to develop root cause solutions to prevent recurring failures is also discussed.



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materials and inspection applications, document results of the analysis, be familiar with

Topics include:

Customer / Supplier Quality Assurance (QA) Four days (32 hours)


As a result of attending this training, participants will learn about the failure modes identified by Nondestructive
Testing (NDT) inspection techniques, and the important concepts relating to Failure Analysis techniques and
reporting as applied to the failures identified by NDT.

followed by the principles of Failure Analysis. These will include commonly used
investigative and failure analysis techniques, as well as the key metallurgical,
environmental and equipment operating conditions that lead to failure.

Examples of the high-magnification microscopy used for Failure Analysis will be
explained. How to develop root cause solutions to prevent recurring failures is
also discussed.



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Ultrasonic Weld Inspection Five days (40 hours)
This course is intended to provide Level 2 ultrasonic personnel with advanced background and practical experience
to develop confidence in conducting ultrasonic weld inspection. Emphasis is on flaw detection and sizing
techniques. Can be beneficial if preparing for CGSB Level 2 Ultrasonic practical exam.


Topics include: Prerequisite: Completion of UT Level 2 course and
Review of Level 2 Ultrasonics satisfying the Math prerequisite (see page 4 for details)
Calibration
Welding processes and defects
CSA and ASME ultrasonic weld standards
Weld inspection techniques
Practical weld inspection
Recording results

Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging One day (8 hours)
This one day course is intended to provide the basic theory of ultrasonic technology to a
degree that the participants will have an understanding of ultrasonic thickness gauging.
Participants in this hands-on workshop will be able to better understand the pitfalls of
ultrasonic thickness gauging with respect to material velocities, surface roughness and
geometrical configurations.


Topics include:
Introduction to ultrasonic theory
Definition of ultrasonic vibrations
Resolution/sensitivity
Sound attenuation

Ultrasonic Spot Weld Inspection Two days (16 hours)
This course will provide a basic knowledge of ultrasonics, the spot welding process and the application of this test
method to determine integrity of spot welds. Students may bring with them a flaw detector and appropriate
transducer or use a unit provided at the time of the course.


Topics include:
Introduction to ultrasonics and spot welding
Calibration
Testing of spot welds
Evaluation of results

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Ultrasonic Weld Inspection Five days (40 hours)
This course is intended to provide Level 2 ultrasonic personnel with advanced background and practical experience
to develop confidence in conducting ultrasonic weld inspection. Emphasis is on flaw detection and sizing
techniques. Can be beneficial if preparing for CGSB Level 2 Ultrasonic practical exam.


Topics include: Prerequisite: Completion of UT Level 2 course and
Review of Level 2 Ultrasonics satisfying the Math prerequisite (see page 4 for details)
Calibration
Welding processes and defects
CSA and ASME ultrasonic weld standards
Weld inspection techniques
Practical weld inspection
Recording results

Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging One day (8 hours)
This one day course is intended to provide the basic theory of ultrasonic technology to a
degree that the participants will have an understanding of ultrasonic thickness gauging.
Participants in this hands-on workshop will be able to better understand the pitfalls of
ultrasonic thickness gauging with respect to material velocities, surface roughness and
geometrical configurations.


Topics include:
Introduction to ultrasonic theory
Definition of ultrasonic vibrations
Resolution/sensitivity
Sound attenuation

Ultrasonic Spot Weld Inspection Two days (16 hours)
This course will provide a basic knowledge of ultrasonics, the spot welding process and the application of this test
method to determine integrity of spot welds. Students may bring with them a flaw detector and appropriate
transducer or use a unit provided at the time of the course.


Topics include:
Introduction to ultrasonics and spot welding
Calibration
Testing of spot welds
Evaluation of results

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Continuing Education (CE) Programs in NDT
Certification Courses
Liquid Penetrant Levels 1 & 2 (14 weeks)
Magnetic Particle Levels 1 & 2 (14 weeks)
Ultrasonics Level 1 (14 weeks)
Radiography Level 1 (14 weeks)
Eddy Current Level 1 (14 weeks)

Professional Development
Principles and Applications of NDT (12 weeks)
Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC) (14 weeks)

Course Costs:
$770.00 ...... 14 weeks
$550.00 ...... 12 weeks

Course location:
Mohawk College - Fennell Campus - Room E027
Course descriptions:
These can be found under day-time listings for each particular
course.
Course manuals:
Manuals are included in the course price.
Prerequisite for UT / RT / ET:
See page 4 for details

CERTIFICATION WORKSHOPS
These practical training sessions are designed for personnel who are familiar with the theory of a particular NDT
method and who require additional instruction in the practical application of the method, the choice of equipment,
equipment use, calibration of equipment, performance checks and report forms. If required, workshops can be
designed to include math and/or theory.

Classes are kept to a maximum of 3 students in order that each student may receive individual instruction and
assistance with particular problem areas.

Group workshops, with a maximum of 3 students.
We have a wide range of specimens with realistic defects for each
test method and students are encouraged to also bring their own
test specimens for their own test applications and to participate in
group discussions and problem-solving.
Students will be issued a certificate of attendance and the training
hours may be documented and credited to the classroom training
hours required for certification.

Cost: $ 295.00 for day workshops (PT2, RT1)
$ 485.00 for 1 day workshops (MT2, ET1)
$ 600.00 for 2 day workshops (UT1, UT2, ET2, RT2)
Mohawk College business card goes here
CE courses are available
through night school at the
Fennell Campus of Mohawk
College. Consult the CE
catalogue on-line at
http://www.mohawkcollege.ca/
Discover/CE/associated/NDE.
html





Course Costs:
$770.00 ...... 14 weeks
$550.00 ...... 12 weeks

Course location:
course.
Course manuals:

CERTIFICATION WORKSHOPS
These practical training sessions are designed for personnel who are familiar with the theory of a particular NDT
method and who require additional instruction in the practical application of the method, the choice of equipment,
equipment use, calibration of equipment, performance checks and report forms. If required, workshops can be
designed to include math and/or theory.

Classes are kept to a maximum of 3 students in order that each student may receive individual instruction and
assistance with particular problem areas.

We have a wide range of specimens with realistic defects for each
test method and students are encouraged to also bring their own
test specimens for their own test applications and to participate in
group discussions and problem-solving.
Students will be issued a certificate of attendance and the training
hours may be documented and credited to the classroom training
hours required for certification.

Cost: $ 295.00 for day workshops (PT2, RT1)
$ 485.00 for 1 day workshops (MT2, ET1)
$ 600.00 for 2 day workshops (UT1, UT2, ET2, RT2)
Mohawk College business card goes here
CE courses are available
through night school at the
Fennell Campus of Mohawk
College. Consult the CE
catalogue on-line at
http://www.mohawkcollege.ca/
Discover/CE/associated/NDE.
html




Course Costs:
$770.00 ...... 14 weeks
$550.00 ...... 12 weeks

Course location:
course.
Course manuals:

C O N T I N U I N G E D U C AT I O N / WO R K S H O P S P a g e | 1 3
Fennell Avenue and West 5th St.
P.O. Box 2034
Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3T2
Maureen Minaker
Employment Consultant
Quality Engineering Technician NDE

Tel: 905-575-2161 | Fax: 905-575-2359
maureen.minaker@mohawkcollege.ca
CONNECTING EMPLOYERS WITH TRAINEES
Maureen Minaker
Employment Consultant
Quality Engineering Technician NDE
Tel: 905-575-2161 | Fax: 905-575-2359
maureen.minaker@mohawkcollege.ca
Fennell Avenue and West 5th St.
P.O. Box 2034, Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3T2
CONNECTING EMPLOYERS WITH TRAINEES
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Canadas National NDT Society
The Canadian Institute for NDE (CINDE) is Canadas national
not for profit membership organization dedicated to the people
and companies engaged in nondestructive testing (NDT).
Member services and benefits such as local chapter meetings,
the bi-monthly Journal publication and others listed below are
provided to help industry practitioners and professionals to
network with one another and stay abreast of new technologies.
All CINDE training courses include a free membership and
membership is also available to the public at large. An
application form is available on page 15 ... join now !

Consulting
Services are available on a contract basis to provide Level 3 consulting, training and technical support for
certification of personnel to SNT-TC-1A as well as the auditing of NDT programs. CINDE can provide personnel
and expertise to develop and administer all employer-based training and certification programs as well as review
your present written procedures or develop new procedures.

Member Services and Benefits
Over 34 years of commitment and progress of Canadas national NDT
membership society have made our organization a valuable contributor
to NDT technicians in the field while also advancing the scientific
engineering and technical knowledge of nondestructive evaluation,
testing and inspection. We are dedicated to serving our members by
providing information that is useful to your career, your company and
to the general public at large.
Membership Categories
Student*
$0
Individual
$70.00
International
$95.00
Sustaining
$170.00
Corporate
$485.00
CINDE training courses are tax exempt and include a free membership.

New member gift and certificate

New members published in the CINDE Journal and on the CINDE
website

Free online Math and EMC exams

Book and technical reference discounts

CINDE Journal subscription (6 issues/year) and
access to online article archive.

Resume posting in Journal and on CINDE website

Professional & Technical award opportunities

Access to the IHS Codes and Standards on-line searchable database

JD Smith Insurance discount (save up to 40%)

ParkN Fly airport parking discount
(see your members area for coupon code)

Marks Work Wearhouse 10% discount card

Scholarship opportunities

Voting privileges

Company acknowledgement plaque

Company profile in Journal and on website

Job postings in Journal and on the CINDE website

3 company members with full-voting privileges

*Students must provide proof of registration in a full-time College or University program of studies that has nondestructive testing, evaluation or inspection
in the curriculum.

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Canadas National NDT Society
The Canadian Institute for NDE (CINDE) is Canadas national
not for profit membership organization dedicated to the people
and companies engaged in nondestructive testing (NDT).
Member services and benefits such as local chapter meetings,
the bi-monthly Journal publication and others listed below are
provided to help industry practitioners and professionals to
network with one another and stay abreast of new technologies.
All CINDE training courses include a free membership and
membership is also available to the public at large. An
application form is available on page 15 ... join now !

Consulting
Services are available on a contract basis to provide Level 3 consulting, training and technical support for
certification of personnel to SNT-TC-1A as well as the auditing of NDT programs. CINDE can provide personnel
and expertise to develop and administer all employer-based training and certification programs as well as review
your present written procedures or develop new procedures.

Member Services and Benefits
Over 34 years of commitment and progress of Canadas national NDT
membership society have made our organization a valuable contributor
to NDT technicians in the field while also advancing the scientific
engineering and technical knowledge of nondestructive evaluation,
testing and inspection. We are dedicated to serving our members by
providing information that is useful to your career, your company and
to the general public at large.
Membership Categories
Student*
$0
Individual
$70.00
International
$95.00
Sustaining
$170.00
Corporate
$485.00
CINDE training courses are tax exempt and include a free membership.

New member gift and certificate

New members published in the CINDE Journal and on the CINDE
website

Free online Math and EMC exams

Book and technical reference discounts

CINDE Journal subscription (6 issues/year) and
access to online article archive.

Resume posting in Journal and on CINDE website

Professional & Technical award opportunities

Access to the IHS Codes and Standards on-line searchable database

JD Smith Insurance discount (save up to 40%)

ParkN Fly airport parking discount
(see your members area for coupon code)

Marks Work Wearhouse 10% discount card

Scholarship opportunities

Voting privileges

Company acknowledgement plaque

Company profile in Journal and on website

Job postings in Journal and on the CINDE website

3 company members with full-voting privileges

*Students must provide proof of registration in a full-time College or University program of studies that has nondestructive testing, evaluation or inspection
in the curriculum.



Membership Application
Name ___________________________________________________
Home Address ____________________________________________
City ____________________________ Prov. ____________________
Postal Code ____________________ Tel. ______________________
Company/School/Affiliation __________________________________
Address _________________________________________________
City ____________________________ Prov. ____________________
Postal Code__________________Tel. _________________________
Fax _____________________ E-mail __________________________
Signed ______________________________ Date _______________
(Enclose payment with application or indicate credit card payment)
VISA Mastercard American Express
No. ___________________________ Exp. Date ____/____
Send mail to: Residence Company
or register online at www.cinde.ca
Interested in being active in technical meetings
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEES
Individual .................................................. $ 70.00
Student (full time day school) ................. $ free
Chapter Sustaining ................................... $ 170.00
Corporate Member ................................... $ 485.00
International Membership ....................... $ 95.00
If you would like your mail sent via air mail, please
add an additional $25.00.
Annual Subscription Fees
Canada ....................................... $ 90.00
USA ........................................... $ 120.00
International ............................... $ 145.00

CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR NDE
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8N 3T2
Tel 905-387-2004 Fax 905-574-6080
E-mail: d.luey@cinde.ca

YOUR SOCIETY
Participate in Chapter technical meetings
and conferences

Promote and Support YOUR local
Chapter!

Tour local NDT companies and attend networking events!
YOUR CHAPTER
Take advantage of educational offerings in YOUR area

Contact CINDE for full Chapter details or visit http://www.cinde.ca/chapters.shtml

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"Your" SoCIETY
"Your" CHAPTEr


Membership Application
Name ___________________________________________________
Home Address ____________________________________________
City ____________________________ Prov. ____________________
Postal Code ____________________ Tel. ______________________
Company/School/Affiliation __________________________________
Address _________________________________________________
City ____________________________ Prov. ____________________
Postal Code__________________Tel. _________________________
Fax _____________________ E-mail __________________________
Signed ______________________________ Date _______________
(Enclose payment with application or indicate credit card payment)
VISA Mastercard American Express
No. ___________________________ Exp. Date ____/____
Send mail to: Residence Company
or register online at www.cinde.ca
Interested in being active in technical meetings
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEES
Individual .................................................. $ 70.00
Student (full time day school) ................. $ free
Chapter Sustaining ................................... $ 170.00
Corporate Member ................................... $ 485.00
International Membership ....................... $ 95.00
If you would like your mail sent via air mail, please
add an additional $25.00.
Annual Subscription Fees
Canada ....................................... $ 90.00
USA ........................................... $ 120.00
International ............................... $ 145.00

CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR NDE
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8N 3T2
Tel 905-387-2004 Fax 905-574-6080
E-mail: d.luey@cinde.ca

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The Canadian Institute for NDE
is an approved test centre, conducting
Canadian General Standards Board
(CSGB) examinations on behalf of
Canadas NDT certification agency, the
Department of Natural Resources Canada
(NRCan), and Certified Exposure Device
Operator (CEDO) examinations for the
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
(CNSC).

Written Examinations:
Written examinations are conducted most
Friday mornings. Please note that
candidates are asked to give advance
notice of their intention to write at the
facility. Examinations start at 9:00 a.m. and ample time should be allowed for registration on the day of
the exam; fifteen (15) minutes are suggested. All registration is in the main office (Portable #7). Students
must present the admittance form issued to them by NRCan before an examination can be issued
by the test centre.

WEEKEND / EVENING SCHEDULING
Providing staffing is available, workshops and special examination arrangements can be made. Please
contact our office for exact dates. Pre-registration for this day is necessary. Please note that different
rates may be applied for this service.

Practical Examinations:
Practical examinations are arranged by appointment at the Canadian Institute for NDE (Hamilton facility
only). CINDE is equipped to conduct examinations in radiography,
ultrasonics, liquid penetrant, magnetic particle and eddy current. To
schedule your examination date, please call 905-387-1655 (local)
or 800-964-9488.

Payment for written examinations can be made at the time of the
sitting while practical examinations must be prepaid in order to
reserve laboratory facilities. The following are the various forms of
payment accepted by the Canadian Institute for NDE ... cash,
cheque, money order, debit card, AMEX, VISA and Mastercard.

For more information about Canadas NDT Certification Agency for
CGSB or CEDO examinations, please call 1-866-858-0473 or visit
the Certifying Agencys website at
www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/mms-smm/ndt-end/index-eng.htm

We look forward to being
your government
approved Test Centre
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(can be downloaded from www.cinde.ca/courses/registration.pdf)


Student - First name: ______________________________________________________
Last name: ______________________________________________________
Course Name: _____________________________________________________
Course Date: ______________________________________________________
Email address: _______________________________________________

Background Level of Education: last high school grade completed - Grade _______
college (main subject/program) ___________________________________
university (main subject/program)_________________________________
other:_______________________________________________________

Certification held (if any):_________________________________________________________________________
How did you Employer/co-worker Previous students Canadian Institute for NDE
learn about this CINDE Journal Industry involvement Mohawk College brochure
course: Service inspection company Friends/relatives Trade show
Webpage

Reason for CGSB certification General knowledge Refresher/upgrade
taking the Employer stipulation Improve employability Sales
course: Other:_________________________________________________

In your present employment situation, what percentage of your time is spent using this
NDT method? _____%

Thank you for taking the time to complete the above information.

Send mail to:
Residence
Company

Please make Mastercard Account Number:_____________________________ Expiry Date:____/____
payment by: VISA
American Express Signature:______________________________ Total amount $___________
Money order
Company P.O. #______________ or make cheques payable to Canadian Institute for NDE
( ) I have met the entrance prerequisite(s) for the course(s), and a copy of my course diploma (or certificate) is encl osed.
( ) I am aware of the cancellation/transfer policy on page 1.

Home Address: ____________________________________________________ City: _____________________________

Postal Code: ______________________________ Home Phone:(_________)_____________________________________

Company Name: __________________________________ Department:_______________________________________

Your Position:_____________________________________ Supervisor/Dept. Manager:___________________________

Company Phone: (______)___________________________ Fax Number: (_______)_____________________________

Company Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________

City:_____________________________________________ Postal Code: ______________________________________

Industry Type: Aero Nuclear Service Supplier Mining Metals Pulp & Paper Chemical & Petrochemical Research Other
(circle all applicable)

Registering
online keeps
your training
history for you!
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Student - First name: ______________________________________________________
Last name: ______________________________________________________
Course Name: _____________________________________________________
Course Date: ______________________________________________________
Email address: _______________________________________________

Background Level of Education: last high school grade completed - Grade _______
college (main subject/program) ___________________________________
university (main subject/program)_________________________________
other:_______________________________________________________

Certification held (if any):_________________________________________________________________________
How did you Employer/co-worker Previous students Canadian Institute for NDE
learn about this CINDE Journal Industry involvement Mohawk College brochure
course: Service inspection company Friends/relatives Trade show
Webpage

Reason for CGSB certification General knowledge Refresher/upgrade
taking the Employer stipulation Improve employability Sales
course: Other:_________________________________________________

In your present employment situation, what percentage of your time is spent using this
NDT method? _____%

Thank you for taking the time to complete the above information.

Send mail to:
Residence
Company

Please make Mastercard Account Number:_____________________________ Expiry Date:____/____
payment by: VISA
American Express Signature:______________________________ Total amount $___________
Money order
Company P.O. #______________ or make cheques payable to Canadian Institute for NDE
( ) I have met the entrance prerequisite(s) for the course(s), and a copy of my course diploma (or certificate) is encl osed.
( ) I am aware of the cancellation/transfer policy on page 1.

Home Address: ____________________________________________________ City: _____________________________

Postal Code: ______________________________ Home Phone:(_________)_____________________________________

Company Name: __________________________________ Department:_______________________________________

Your Position:_____________________________________ Supervisor/Dept. Manager:___________________________

Company Phone: (______)___________________________ Fax Number: (_______)_____________________________

Company Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________

City:_____________________________________________ Postal Code: ______________________________________

Industry Type: Aero Nuclear Service Supplier Mining Metals Pulp & Paper Chemical & Petrochemical Research Other
(circle all applicable)

Registering
online keeps
your training
history for you!
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Why On-Site Training??
If you are scheduling training for
multiple people or require an in-
house certification program, you
should consider on-site training at
your company.
This convenient, cost-effective option
can save you thousands of dollars in
travel expenses and allows you to
customize course content and course
dates to fit within your schedule.

On-site training is the most economical way to train your staff.
You won't have to pay airfare, hotel accommodations, or meal reimbursements for multiple people. Plus,
you'll gain productivity when your employees are not away from work.

You tell us when, where, and at what time.
Let CINDE bring the training to you. Students can learn at their own pace and on their own systems and
courses can be planned around individual and department schedules.

Our first-rate instructors can customize training courses to focus on your company's precise
needs.
It allows students to learn with work-related examples and, because training is on-site, confidential and
sensitive work issues can be openly discussed and resolved.
On-site training is an ideal opportunity for employers to prepare their NDT employees for re-certification
to CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-1A.

Let us bring the classroom to you!
Call 1-800-964-9488, Ext. 222 or email s.bond@cinde.ca

S T R E T C H your training dollar

Need to retrain? Refresh your skills? Refresher training available!
Students who complete a CINDE training course may attend again within 3 years of the course
completion.

The following conditions apply to refresher training:
Refresher training is subject to seating availability
The student must provide proof of completion from the original course
Registration is recommended in advance, however, placement will be confirmed no sooner than
one (1) week prior to course commencement
The course fee is discounted 50% and is non-refundable

Page 22

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Why On-Site Training??
If you are scheduling training for
multiple people or require an in-
house certification program, you
should consider on-site training at
your company.
This convenient, cost-effective option
can save you thousands of dollars in
travel expenses and allows you to
customize course content and course
dates to fit within your schedule.

On-site training is the most economical way to train your staff.
You won't have to pay airfare, hotel accommodations, or meal reimbursements for multiple people. Plus,
you'll gain productivity when your employees are not away from work.

You tell us when, where, and at what time.
Let CINDE bring the training to you. Students can learn at their own pace and on their own systems and
courses can be planned around individual and department schedules.

Our first-rate instructors can customize training courses to focus on your company's precise
needs.
It allows students to learn with work-related examples and, because training is on-site, confidential and
sensitive work issues can be openly discussed and resolved.
On-site training is an ideal opportunity for employers to prepare their NDT employees for re-certification
to CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-1A.

Let us bring the classroom to you!
Call 1-800-964-9488, Ext. 222 or email s.bond@cinde.ca

Need to retrain? Refresh your skills? Refresher training available!
Students who complete a CINDE training course may attend again within 3 years of the course
completion.

The following conditions apply to refresher training:
Refresher training is subject to seating availability
Registration is recommended in advance, however, placement will be
confirmed no sooner than one (1) week prior to course commencement
The course fee is discounted 50% and is non-refundable

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Sharon Bond, Training
Manager
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John deLuca - PT, MT, RT, CEDO: John is a graduate of Mohawk College of Applied Arts & Technology's, Industrial
Instrumentation Mechanic Program. He joined the Canadian Institute for NDE in 1985, specializing in liquid penetrant and
magnetic particle inspection. John now has well over 13,000 hours of teaching experience and holds CGSB certification in PT
and MT Level 3 and RT Level 2 and Qualified Operator.

Douglas Whitely - UT, RT, EMC, Level 3 Training, CEDO, Phased Array (PAUT): Doug graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming
College with a diploma as a Material Testing Technician and holds CGSB Level 3 certification in PT, MT, UT, RT and Qualified
Operator. Doug has over 30 years experience in both NDT and Predictive Maintenance. Doug has served as President of
CSNDT, Chairman of the CSNDT-Ontario Chapter, Chairman of the CSNDT Journal Committee and Board member of CINDE.

John Moore - PT, MT, RT, ET, UT: John has been involved in NDT since 1975. His experience has spanned all areas of
nondestructive testing applications covering inspection, quality and training. Throughout his career he has gained extensive
exposure to Quality Specifications and Procedures as well as involvement in developing programs for continuous quality
improvements. John has and continues to be an active member of the Canadian General Standards Board Committee. He
currently holds Level 2 CGSB certification in PT, MT, UT, RT and ET and Qualified Operator.

William Rehel - UT, EMC, Weld Inspection & Quality Control: Bill is a graduate from Dawson College's Mechanical
Engineering Technology Program, joining the Canadian Institute for NDE in 2008. Bill's most recent area of industrial experience
included wind turbine inspection utilizing visual inspection, infrared inspection and ultrasonic inspection technologies. Bill is
fluent in both French and English and holds CGSB Level 2 certification in Ultrasonics and CWB Weld Inspection Level 1.

Al Higgins - EMC, Level 3 Training, Weld Inspection and Quality Control, UT, PT, MT: Al is a graduate of Mohawk College,
Mechanical Technology. He has over 35 years of experience in heavy industry, with management responsibilities for
nondestructive evaluations, quality assurance, maintenance technologies, operational maintenance and utilities. Al is currently
president of a consulting firm specializing in quality assurance. He holds CGSB certification in PT, MT and UT Level 3.

John Baron - ET: John has been involved in NDT technology since 1974. His career has centred in the nuclear power industry,
first with Westinghouse Canada and then Ontario Hydro and its successor, Ontario Power Generation. In addition, John has
provided extensive assistance to the International Atomic Energy Agency in NDT endeavours. John is a member of the
Canadian Nuclear Society and a long time member of the Canadian Institute for NDE. He holds CGSB certification in ET Level 3

Anthony Marino - MT: Anthony graduated from Mohawk College with a diploma in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
Diploma and currently holds CGSB Level 2 certification in Ultrasonics and Magnetic Particle test methods. Anthony has over 20
year experience in quality control within a variety of industries including steel making and automotive sectors.

H He er re e s s w wh ha at t o ou ur r s st tu ud de en nt ts s h ha av ve e t to o s sa ay y a ab bo ou ut t C CI IN ND DE E c co ou ur rs se es s a an nd d i in ns st tr ru uc ct to or rs s! !

Maybe the best instructor Ive had in any training. John deLucas knowledge was
incredible.
~~ Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation, November 2010, Bill Gilligan

Doug Whitely is awesome.
~~ Radiography Level 2, December 2010, John Herring

Al Higgins knows his stuff!!! Made this course interesting and could answer any question given to him.
~~ Weld Inspection Level 1, April 2010, Chris Lemmon

John Moore, easy going. Kept the pressure down.
~~ Eddy Current Level 2, August 2010, Tim Shier

I think Bill Rehel is an excellent instructor that takes the time to ensure each and every student is able to
understand the subject and keeps a steady flow of information.
~~ Weld Inspection Level 1, November 2010, Craig Davidson

John Baron is an excellent instructor and a very pleasant person. This course is highly recommended.
~~ Eddy Current Level 2, January 2011, Sorin Simniceanu
I N S T R U C T O R S P a g e | 1 9
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John deLuca - PT, MT, RT, CEDO: John is a graduate of Mohawk Colleges Industrial Instrumentation Mechanic Program. He
joined the Canadian Institute for NDE in 1985, specializing in liquid penetrant and magnetic particle inspection. John now has
well over 13,000 hours of teaching experience and holds CGSB certification in PT and MT Level 3 and RT Level 2 and Qualified
Operator.

Douglas Whitely - UT, RT, EMC, Level 3 Training, CEDO, Phased Array (PAUT): Doug graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming
College with a diploma as a Material Testing Technician and holds CGSB Level 3 certification in PT, MT, UT, RT and Qualified
Operator. Doug has over 30 years experience in both NDT and Predictive Maintenance. Doug has served as President of
CSNDT, Chairman of the CSNDT-Ontario Chapter, Chairman of the CSNDT Journal Committee and Board member of CINDE.

John Moore - PT, MT, RT, ET, UT: John has been involved in NDT since 1975. His experience has spanned all areas of
nondestructive testing applications covering inspection, quality and training. Throughout his career he has gained extensive
exposure to Quality Specifications and Procedures as well as involvement in developing programs for continuous quality
improvements. John has and continues to be an active member of the Canadian General Standards Board Committee. He
currently holds Level 2 CGSB certification in PT, MT, UT, RT and ET and Qualified Operator.

William Rehel - UT, EMC, Weld Inspection & Quality Control: Bill is a graduate from Dawson College's Mechanical
Engineering Technology Program, joining the Canadian Institute for NDE in 2008. Bill's most recent area of industrial experience
included wind turbine inspection utilizing visual inspection, infrared inspection and ultrasonic inspection technologies. Bill is
fluent in both French and English and holds CGSB Level 2 certification in Ultrasonics and CWB Weld Inspection Level 1.

Al Higgins - EMC, Level 3 Training, Weld Inspection and Quality Control, UT, PT, MT: Al is a graduate of Mohawk College,
Mechanical Technology. He has over 35 years of experience in heavy industry, with management responsibilities for
nondestructive evaluations, quality assurance, maintenance technologies, operational maintenance and utilities. Al is currently
president of a consulting firm specializing in quality assurance. He holds CGSB certification in PT, MT and UT Level 3.

John Baron - ET: John has been involved in NDT technology since 1974. His career has centred in the nuclear power industry,
first with Westinghouse Canada and then Ontario Hydro and its successor, Ontario Power Generation. In addition, John has
provided extensive assistance to the International Atomic Energy Agency in NDT endeavours. John is a member of the
Canadian Nuclear Society and a long time member of the Canadian Institute for NDE. He holds CGSB certification in ET Level 3

Anthony Marino - MT: Anthony graduated from Mohawk College with a diploma in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
Diploma and currently holds CGSB Level 2 certification in Ultrasonics and Magnetic Particle test methods. Anthony has over 20
year experience in quality control within a variety of industries including steel making and automotive sectors.

Heres what our students have to say about CINDE courses and instructors!

Maybe the best instructor Ive had in any training. John deLucas knowledge was
incredible.
~~ Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation, November 2010, Bill Gilligan

Doug Whitely is awesome.
~~ Radiography Level 2, December 2010, John Herring

Al Higgins knows his stuff!!! Made this course interesting and could answer any question given to him.
~~ Weld Inspection Level 1, April 2010, Chris Lemmon

John Moore, easy going. Kept the pressure down.
~~ Eddy Current Level 2, August 2010, Tim Shier

I think Bill Rehel is an excellent instructor that takes the time to ensure each and every student is able to
understand the subject and keeps a steady flow of information.
~~ Weld Inspection Level 1, November 2010, Craig Davidson

John Baron is an excellent instructor and a very pleasant person. This course is highly recommended.
~~ Eddy Current Level 2, January 2011, Sorin Simniceanu
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SUPPLIERS GUIDE

Index
Acuflow ............................................... page 20
Acuren ................................................ page 20
ANDEC Mfg. Ltd. ................................ page 20
Canadian N.D.E. Technology Ltd. ...... page 21
Domson Engineering & Insp. Ltd. ...... page 22
Eclipse Scientific ................................ page 22
Flawtech, Inc. ..................................... page 22
Industrial Nuclear Company (INC) ..... page 25
Met-L-Chek ........................................ page 23
Mohawk College of A.A. & T. ............ page 13
NDT Products ..................................... page 24
Quailty Control Council of Canada ..... page 24
Sharon Bond, Training Manager . page 22
TEAM Industrial Services ................... page 25

Acuflow business card

From Journal
ANDEC

page from Journal
Acuren business card

From Journal
Contact us for YOUR chance
to put YOUR company in front
of 1000s of NDT people ...
reserve your space in next
years CINDE Suppliers Guide
NOW!

1-800-964-9488
info@cinde.ca
www.cinde.ca

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SUPPLIERS GUIDE

Index
Acuflow ............................................... page 20
Acuren ................................................ page 20
Met-L-Chek ........................................ page 23


SUPPLIERS GUIDE

Index
Acuflow ............................................... page 20
Acuren ................................................ page 20
Met-L-Chek ........................................ page 23



SUPPLIERS GUIDE

Index
Acuflow ............................................... page 20
Acuren ................................................ page 20
Met-L-Chek ........................................ page 23

Acuflow business card

From Journal
ANDEC

page from Journal
Acuren business card

From Journal
Contact us for YOUR chance
to put YOUR company in front
of 1000s of NDT people ...
reserve your space in next
years CINDE Suppliers Guide
NOW!

1-800-964-9488
info@cinde.ca
www.cinde.ca

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CANDET

From Journal
S U P P L I E R S G U I D E P a g e | 2 1


DOMSON

page from last years schedule
FLAWTECH
Business card
From Journal
Eclipse
page
From Journal
Sharon Bond
Business card
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( 1-800-964-9488 7 info@cinde.ca 8 www.cinde.ca
5 TRAINING FOR NDT CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
Radiography Level 2
This course is intended to provide the advanced knowledge
required of the Level 2 industrial radiographer, including
technique development, film interpretation, general codes,
standards and specifications, and federal and provincial
regulations pertaining to x- and gamma radiography.
Training course meets the training syllabus requirements
of CAN/CGSB-48.9712, ISO 9712 and SNT-TC-1A.
Total cost: $2035.00
Prerequisite: Successful completion of RT Level 1 and
Ten days (80 hours)
Topics include:
General radiography
Radiographic film and processing
Radiation safety
Radiographic techniques
Practical radiography
Note: New government regulation requirements for
Radiography Level 2. If you are currently a Nuclear Energy
Worker, you must submit a copy of your current energy
worker consent form along with your Social Insurance
Number.
This information should be faxed to us at 905-574-6080 or
emailed to info@cinde.ca (in pdf format) at the time of
registration.
Course results will be held until this information has been
provided. Thank you in advance for complying with this
new government regulation.
Engineering Inspection Solutions
Visual Inspection
Magnetic Particle
Ultrasonic Testing
Liquid Penetrant
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Shut Down Inspections
Welding Engineering
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& Inspection Ltd.
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Tel: 905-387-1655 ext. 222 Fax: 905-574-6080
Toll Free: 1-800-964-9488 Email: s.bond@cinde.ca
Website: www.cinde.ca Cell: 905-902-1647


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QCC ... 1/2 page

Same as last year
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QCCC
(Central & Atlantic Region)
15 Surrey St., W.
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QUALITY CONTROL
COUNCIL OF CANADA
United Association of
Plumbers & Pipefitters
John Telford,
Secretary
International Brotherhood
of Boilermakers
Joseph Maloney,
President
Established in 1974


TEAM INDUSTRIAL
Same as last year
PAGE
INC PAGE
Same as last year
Prepare your Annual Training Budget
Course Fees
One (1) day training courses .......... $ 305.00
Two (2) day training courses .......... $ 605.00
Three (3) days training courses ...... $ 935.00
Five (5) days training courses ......... $1090.00
Ten (10) days training courses ....... $2035.00
Level 3 Preparation courses ........... $1465.00
Weld Inspection and Q.C. Level 1 .. $2195.00
Phased Array - Ultrasonics ............. $3000.00

Workshop Fees
1/2 day workshops for PT2, RT1 .... $ 295.00
1 day workshops for MT2, ET1 ....... $ 485.00
2 day workshops for
UT1, UT2, ET2, RT2 ..................... $ 600.00
(reference page 13 for full details)
Western Canada
--
ADVANCED NDE SERVICES
AND A WHOLE LOT MORE
Alternating Current Field
Measurement (ACFM)
Computed Radiography (CRT)
Long-Range Guided
Ultrasonics (Teletest)
Phased Array TOFD
Automated Ultrasonic
Corrosion Mapping
Liquid Penetrant (LP)
Inspection
Magnetic Particle Testing (MT)
Electromagnetic Testing
Ultrasonic Testing (UT)
Radiographic Testing (RT)
Positive Material
Identification (PMI)
Remote Viewing and
Video Inspection (RVI)
Visual Inspection (VT)
Mobile Heat Treating
Combustion Heat Treating
Valve Repair Services
Field Machining Services
Emissions Control Services
Hot Tap Services
Leak Repair Services
Technical Bolting
Pipe Repair Services www.teamindustrialservices.com
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TEAM INDUSTRIAL
Same as last year
PAGE
INC PAGE
Same as last year
Course Fees
Phased Array UT Inspection ........... $3000.00

Workshop Fees
2 day workshops for
UT1, UT2, ET2, RT2 ..................... $ 600.00


TEAM INDUSTRIAL
Same as last year
PAGE
INC PAGE
Same as last year
Course Fees
Three (3) day training courses ...... $ 935.00
Four (4) day training courses.. $ 990.00
Five (5) day training courses ......... $1090.00
Ten (10) day training courses ....... $2035.00

Workshop Fees
2 day workshops for
UT1, UT2, ET2, RT2 ..................... $ 600.00


TEAM INDUSTRIAL
Same as last year
PAGE
INC PAGE
Same as last year
Course Fees
Four (4) days training courses.. $ 990.00

Workshop Fees
2 day workshops for
UT1, UT2, ET2, RT2 ..................... $ 600.00
135 Fennell Avenue West, Hamilton ON L8N 3T2
Phone: 905-387-1655 or 1-800-964-9488
Fax: 905-574-6080
www.cinde.ca http://events.cinde.ca

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