Learn Online, Practice In-Person!
Our Eddy Current Testing Hybrid Course provides the perfect blend of online education and hands-on training. Begin with our comprehensive online module, designed to teach you the fundamentals of eddy current testing at your own pace. Once the online portion is complete, you’ll participate in hands-on training with industry experts, applying your skills using advanced equipment in real-world testing scenarios.
What Sets Our Hybrid Course Apart?
- Flexible, self-paced online learning
- Hands-on, instructor-led training
- Practical experience using the latest eddy current testing technology
- Ideal for professionals seeking certification or skill development
This hybrid course combines the convenience of online learning with the critical hands-on experience needed to excel in eddy current testing.
Enroll today to elevate your expertise and advance your career!
Eddy Current Testing Level I
Course Length: 40 hours
Cost: $900
What’s Included:
- Complete access to the online course
- Electromagnetic Testing Classroom Training Book, 2nd edition
Instructor Support: ASNT Level III experts are available for support whenever you need assistance.
Learn at Your Own Pace: Set your own schedule with our flexible on-demand format.
Hands-on Training: Enjoy two full days of practical, in-person training at our Baxter, MN facility.
Certification: Successfully complete the course to earn a Certificate of Completion that meets or exceeds ASNT SNT-TC-1A, CP189, and ASNT CP-105 standards.
Eddy Current Testing Level II
Length: 40 hours
Cost: $900
Included Material: Online course access, Electromagnetic Testing Classroom Training Book, 2nd ed.
Instructor support: ASNT Level III is available when you need help
On-demand: lets you set your schedule and study at your own pace.
Hands-on: This course also provides two full days of in-person training at our facility in Baxter, MN.
Certificate: Successfully completing this course will earn you a Certificate of Completion that meets or exceeds ASNT SNT-TC-1A, CP189 and the requirements outlined in ASNT CP-105.
Eddy Current Testing (ECT)
Eddy current testing (ECT) is an electromagnetic nondestructive testing (NDT) method which uses an alternating current passed through a coil in order to create an alternating magnetic field which intern is used to induce a localized current (eddy current) into the test object. Discontinuities such as fatigue cracks will interrupt the flow of eddy currents and alter the terminal impedance of the test coil. The amplitude and phase of the received signal can be interpreted to ascertain the severity and exact location of any discontinuities found.
Eddy current testing applications include the examination of welds, measure conductivity, grain size, hardness, and thickness; to identify materials with different composition, microstructure, magnetic permeability, and condition of heat treatment; and to determine the thickness of coatings and plating on various materials. Eddy current is routinely used to inspect a wide range of different materials and components across several fields of engineering including oil and gas, nuclear, power generation and aerospace.
Eddy Current Testing Level I Course:
This training program was developed to instruct students on the fundamental basics of Eddy Current Testing principles and theory. Students will be instructed in electromagnetic/AC field measurement theory, probe types, probe selection, probe software, operating applications, detection scanning, signal interpretation and equipment and theory utilized in aerospace, petrochemical, structural and pressure vessel applications.
This is a 40-hour course which satisfies the training hours needed for Level I certification in accordance with SNT-TC-1A, ANSI/ASNT CP-189, and NAS-410.
Please call if you have any questions: 218-851-8347
Eddy Current Testing Level II Course:
This training program was developed to instruct students on the advanced theory, and application of eddy current testing. Course content includes topics such as variables affecting the alternating current, coil impedance, and depth of penetration ,signal-to-noise ratio, test frequency selection, coupling, selection of field strength instrument design considerations, and operating procedures.
This is a 40-hour course which satisfies the training hours needed for Level II certification in accordance with SNT-TC-1A, ANSI/ASNT CP-189, and NAS-410.
Please call if you have any questions: 218-851-8347