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NDT Level ii RTFI Radio graphic Testing Film Interpretation
Master Radiographic Film Interpretation using ASME & API codes for Oil & Gas QA/QC and Welding Inspection roles.
Last updated 7/2025
English
What you'll learn
- Interpret radiographic films using ASME B31.3, Section VIII, and API 1104 standards.
- Identify and evaluate weld defects like porosity, slag inclusion, lack of fusion, and cracks on RT films.
- Apply IQI, sensitivity, density, and Densitometer concepts during film evaluation.
- Prepare and understand RT reports and acceptance criteria for refinery piping systems.
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Course content
14 sections • 37 lectures • 5h 53m total length
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of NDT techniques (especially Radiographic Testing) is helpful.
- No prior experience in film interpretation is required.
- Suitable for engineering students, fresh QA/QC trainees, and experienced professionals.
- A passion to learn practical industry-based applications of radiographic film review.
Description
This course, NDT Level II – Radiographic Testing Film Interpretation (RTFI), is a comprehensive guide for professionals who want to specialize in interpreting radiographic films as per international codes and standards. Ideal for those working in Oil & Gas, Refinery, Piping, and Welding Inspection fields, this course offers a practical, code-based approach to understanding radiographic images.
You will learn key concepts such as IQI (Image Quality Indicator), film density, sensitivity, defect interpretation, and RT report preparation. The course is structured to explain the acceptance criteria outlined in ASME B31.3, Section VIII, and API 1104 with real-world examples and defect visuals. Each section is designed to help you recognize common weld defects, differentiate between acceptable and rejectable flaws, and evaluate radiographic films with a professional eye.
We’ll also explore the categories of fluid service (including M-category), the use of gamma and X-ray sources, Densitometer readings, film storage, and practical CPR film cases. The course is backed by visual learning techniques and actual defect images, making it ideal for QA/QC engineers, Welding Inspectors, Piping Inspectors, and anyone involved in Non-Destructive Testing.
Whether you're preparing for a job role, certification, or just strengthening your industry skills, this course will add critical value to your profile.
Join now and upgrade your technical interpretation skills with Satashiya’s expertise.
Who this course is for:
- QA/QC engineers working in Oil & Gas and Petrochemical sectors
- Welding Inspectors and Piping Inspectors
- NDT Level I/II candidates preparing for certification
- Mechanical engineers interested in refining their RT film reading skills
- Professionals aiming to work on shutdowns, refineries, pipelines, or pressure vessels inspection