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Non-Destructive Testing (also referred to as Non-Destructive Evaluation - NDE) is the process through which materials and systems are evaluated without causing damage to the item being tested. Inspections and testing processes directly affect the safety of others and the environment in which we live and work. With desire for heightened safety and environmental awareness, the demand for NDT and its technology continue to grow.
NAIT's NDT CGSB (Canadian General Standards Board) approved programming offers a full spectrum of courses, course bundles, and workshops to help you begin and grow within your chosen career.
NAIT is recognized by NRCan (Natural Resources Canada) as a Recognized Training Organization (RTO) and Authorized Examination Centre (AEC) NAIT's NDT Test Centre provides up to date equipment on which to practice and test.
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Materials and Processes Prerequisite
Prior to taking any NDT training courses, you must complete the 32-hour NDTC100 course or provide evidence acceptable to NAIT that you have successfully passed a Materials & Processes examination administered by an NDT Recognized Training Organization (RTO).
Math Prerequisite
Prior to taking any NDT training courses all students will be required to either successfully complete the NAIT math skills test or provide evidence acceptable to NAIT that you have successfully passed a math examination administered by an NDTCB Recognized Training Organization (RTO).
For complete information about overall prerequisites as stipulated by Natural Resources Canada, contact the NDT Certifying Agency of NRCan.
For more information, please visit Non-Destructive Testing (NDT).
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Updated January 26, 2024. The information contained in this profile is current as of the date shown.
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