Take Our 5-Day NDT/Drone Remote Visual Inspection Course for $2,900!
Take Our NDT/Drone Remote Aerial Visual Inspection Course To:
Satisfy Your NDT Visual Inspection Training Requirements
Get Your FAA Part 107 Commercial Drone Certification
Get Real World Hands on Training & Flight Experience Using Drones To Conduct NDT Visual Inspections for your Clients
Our NDT/Drone Remote Aerial Visual Inspection Training Benefits Include:
All NDT Portions Taught By American Society of Non-Destructive Testing (ASNT) Level 3 Instructor
All Drone Flight Portions Taught By Certified FAA Instructor
Personalized Face-to-Face Instruction & Flight Experience In One Complete Course
You Walk Out With Both The NDT Visual & FAA Part 107 Certificates
Two Days FAA Part 107 Training & An Approved Testing Center Certification Exam
Two Days NDT Level I & II Visual Training as per SNT-TC-1A
Knowledge On How To Combine What You have Learned to Accomplish NDT Visual Remote Inspection Work With Drones
Hands On Field Work To Develop & Practice NDT/Drone Visual Mission Procedures:
Planning
Safety
Execution
Reporting
Our NDT/Drone Remote Aerial Visual Inspection Trainers Have Over 20 Years NDT Experience With American Society of Non-Destructive Testing Level III NDT (UT, MT, PT, RT, VT, ET, ML) Certifications & Training Background
Our Drone Remote Aerial Visual Inspection Course Provides You With:
Two Days FAA Part 107 Training & Certification Exam At An Approved Testing Center
Two Days (24 hours) NDT Level I & II Visual Training as per SNT-TC-1A
Ten Hours of Field Work That Includes:
Hands On Drone Flight Experience
Drone Remote Aerial Visual Inspection Procedures
This extensive 5-day course is designed to prepare you to do NDT Visual Inspections using a drone. We feature a Pass Guarantee, and are proud to report a 100% Pass Rate. We offer a small group and 1-on-1 professional learning experience provided by FAA and ANST certified instructors. This approach ensures you fully understand all topics necessary to earn your Commercial UAS Part 107 Certification and satisfy NDT Remote Visual Inspection requirements. At the end of this class, you will walk away with the experience, confidence, and industry contacts necessary to immediately go to work as an NDT Remote Visual Inspector utilizing drone technology.
Who is this course for?
This class is for everyone interested in performing Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) using drones. Whether you are experienced in the NDT field already and need to get your drone license, or are experienced with drones and want to break into the NDT industry, this is the class for you. Some of our most successful students come in without previous training in either drones or NDT. Depending on your level of previous training, we can customize a set of classes specifically for you at a discounted price.
Your Instructor:
Derrick has over twenty-seven (27) years experience in Nondestructive Testing and Visual Inspection. He is an AWS Certified Welding Inspector for performing project management as a project field coordinator and holds ASNT ACCP Professional Level III certifications in (UT, MT, PT, RT, VT, ET, ML, IR). Derrick has been providing NDT training in these areas for over 10 years along with his recent opening of the Opelousas Academy of Nondestructive Testing (License#2275) ---a Proprietary school licensed by the Louisiana Board of Regents. His continued success in NDT training and consulting has earned him the nickname from friends and family of “Inspector Gadget.”
Course topics include all of the areas of instruction for our Part 107 class PLUS:
Visual Testing
Lighting and its measurement (LUX)
Machine vision and contrast
Optical and Mechanical Aids
Direct and Remote Inspection
Videoscopes, fiberscopes and borescopes
Field of View and Depth of View
Processing Discontinuities
Inherent and Processing Discontinuities
Casting and its defects
Forging, rolling, drawing and defects
Surface Texture
Welding Methods
Expectations of a weld
Welding terms
Welding processes: SMAW, GTAW, GMAW, FCAW, Plasma
Welding Joints and Symbols
Welding filler materials (F numbers)
Base materials (P numbers)
Weld nomenclature (parts of a weld)
Welding joints
Welding symbols
Welding Process Control
WPS
PQR
WPQ
Welding Discontinuities
Hi-Lo, Underfill, Undercut, excessive reinforcement, Concavity
Cracks, LOF, Lack of Penetration, Slag, Porosity
Undercut, melt-thru, burn thru, arc strikes
Weld Inspection and Gauges
Weld Profile measurements
Weld inspection tools: Fillet weld gage, high-low gauge, V-Wac gauge
Welding Codes & Standards
AWS D1.1(steel), D1.2 (aluminum)
ASME Section I, V, VIII, 31.1, 31.3
Inspection acceptance criteria: ASME and AWS
Service induced Discontinuities
Damage mechanisms
Overload and Fatigue
Corrosion
Erosion
Wear
Pumps, Valves, Supports and Bolting
Corrosion
Cavitation
Vibration
Bearing
VT of Engineered Materials
Ropes and Slings
Composites
Ceramics
Coatings
Dimensional Measurements
Rulers
Calipers
Go/No-Go Gauges
Thread Gauges
Navsea Codes (for navy classes only)
MIL-STD 248
MIL-STD 278
MIL-STD 22D
MIL-STD 1689A
MIL-STD 2035A
Evaluate defects in Weld Samples
Weld Profile measurements with gauges
