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Inspection

Non-Destructive Testing

Magnetic particle, liquid penetrant, ultrasonic and visual testing of welds and components by ASNT Level II qualified inspectors, to recognised ASTM standards.

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Inspection · ISO/IEC 17020 (Type A)

Lifting equipment and accessories, non-destructive testing, visual inspection, tubular goods and drilling equipment, pre-shipment inspection of labelling and marking, sampling of food products and inspection of food hygiene processes, applied in accordance with ILAC P15.

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Overview

What it involves

Non-destructive testing detects surface and internal discontinuities in welds, castings, forgings and components without impairing their future use. It is applied during fabrication, at acceptance and in service.

Testing is carried out by inspectors qualified to ASNT Level II, using written procedures based on ASTM E709 for magnetic particle testing, ASTM E165 for liquid penetrant testing and ASTM E164 for ultrasonic testing of welds.

What you receive

An NDT report recording the method, procedure, equipment, results and evaluation against the specified acceptance criteria.

What is covered

  • Magnetic particle testing, MT (ASTM E709)
  • Liquid penetrant testing, PT (ASTM E165)
  • Ultrasonic testing of welds, UT (ASTM E164)
  • Visual inspection of welds and components
  • Evaluation against the acceptance criteria of the applicable code
Who it is for

Is this for you?

  • Fabricators and steel structure manufacturers
  • Oil, gas and petrochemical operators
  • EPC contractors and asset owners
Process

How it works

The same defined steps apply to every engagement, confirmed with you before work begins.

  1. Step 01

    Inspection request

    You define the item, the location and the applicable requirements, and we confirm the method and the inspector.

  2. Step 02

    Inspection

    Qualified inspectors examine, test or measure the item using the agreed standard and method.

  3. Step 03

    Inspection report

    A clear, impartial report of findings against each requirement, signed by the authorised inspector.

FAQ

Common questions

Who sets the acceptance criteria?

Acceptance criteria are taken from the applicable design code, product standard or client specification, and are agreed before testing begins.

What does ASNT Level II mean?

A Level II inspector is qualified to set up and calibrate equipment, carry out tests, and interpret and evaluate results against codes and specifications, under the qualification framework of the American Society for Nondestructive Testing.

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