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Report Reminder
The Institute of Infrared Thermography is currently processing reports that have been submitted from level 1 and camera operator courses. It is important that students compile a report for assessment to complete the certification process. The Institute recommend that reports should be completed between 6 & 12 months after attending the training course.
IRT cannot grant level 1 SNT-TC-1A certification until a report has been submitted that passes assessment by the IRT evaluation board.
The new IRT wallet cards are now available for students that have completed all the requirements for level 1. If you would like to receive a wallet card, send a digital passport style photograph when you present your report for evaluation.
Thermography Level 1
SNT-TC-1A Requirements
Student must attain 75% on a multiple choice closed book exam.
The Instructor observes as students perform instrument functions and workshops in class.
100 hours of practical thermographic inspections must be logged. This must be confirmed in writing by supervisor or manager.
Submission of a typical report from a single inspection, or from a variety of applications and inspections. The individual anomalies will be composed into a full professional report as it would be presented to superiors or clients.
(Please zip reports before emailing them to Austin@infraredinstitute.com)
ISO Examination
As part of a drive to improve industry standards IRT have been heavily involved with the British Institute of Non Destructive Testing (BINDT) in developing a new internationally recognised third party certification qualification for personnel involved in infrared Condition Monitoring applications. This new standard will require an examination to be held at a BINDT registered AEC (Approved Examination Centre). The Institute of Infrared Thermography has been involved in this initiative because we believe that the certification process (based on ISO 18436) will promote high standards of ‘Best Practice’ in Infrared Thermography around the world. This new standard promises transparency across the industry by ensuring that all participants that hold BINDT certification will have achieved this using the same criteria.
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