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Ultrasonic Testing (UT) – Complete NDT Level I & II Training
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Ultrasonic Testing (UT) – Complete NDT Level I & II Training

Master UT Level I & II: Sound theory, DAC, Calibration, ASME Code, Defects, and Practical Inspection with Certification
Last updated 7/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the fundamental principles of Ultrasonic Testing and how sound waves detect internal flaws.
  • Learn to operate UT equipment, including transducers and flaw detectors, safely and effectively.
  • Interpret ultrasonic signals and identify different types of defects in materials and welds.
  • Gain knowledge of calibration procedures, inspection techniques, and relevant codes and standards.

Course content

11 sections29 lectures3h 55m total length
  • UT – Introduction to Ultrasonic Testing2:18

    Introduction to UT principles, applications, and industry use cases.

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of NDT or mechanical/electrical principles is helpful but not mandatory.
  • No prior UT experience required. This course is beginner-friendly.
  • Enthusiasm to learn practical techniques and theoretical standards.
  • Internet access for video-based learning and note-taking.

Description

This course, Ultrasonic Testing (UT) – Complete NDT Level I & II Training, is designed for professionals in the fields of QA/QC, NDT inspection, welding inspection, and oil & gas industries. It covers the complete spectrum of Ultrasonic Testing in both Level I and Level II standards, making it ideal for engineers, diploma holders, inspectors, and technicians looking to gain deep knowledge and practical expertise.

The course begins with an introduction to ultrasonic principles and wave propagation. It then explores the components of UT equipment, calibration procedures, and test techniques. You'll learn about defect types, data interpretation, safety practices, and material-specific applications like carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy materials.

This course also covers angle beam calibration, DAC drawing, and advanced ASME Code applications — including Section V and Section II Part A. With dedicated practical demonstration lectures, acceptance criteria discussions, and plate/pipe-specific techniques, you’ll gain real-world knowledge to carry out inspections confidently.

A special focus is given to report writing, documentation, welding porosity inspection, and phased array applications in aluminium welding, ensuring you meet industry standards.

Whether you're preparing for certification, job interviews in Gulf countries, or practical assignments in refineries or fabrication units, this course gives you the confidence to perform with accuracy and professionalism.

Who this course is for:

  • Mechanical, QA/QC, and NDT engineers
  • Fresh graduates preparing for UT Level I/II certification
  • Weld inspectors and fabrication QC professionals
  • Oil & gas, refinery, and construction QA staff
  • Anyone pursuing a career in non-destructive testing