METALLURGY FOR THE NON-METALLURGIST (MET 301)
Most Construction Codes require certified NDT Level II Inspectors as per SNT-TC-1A to perform non-destructive testing. Have you tried to get personnel certified in NDT and Welding Inspection without losing two weeks of billable time associated with training personnel? Now, for the first time in the metro area, AEIS has initiated a Flexible NDT Training Program (ndtFlexTrain™). The program is designed to provide training to prospective NDT personnel on weekends in New York Metropolitan Area. This means no downtime or any expensive travel/ hotel costs. The program lasts from two to five Saturdays depending on the NDT Method and Level of Certification.
AEIS has a large number of flaw samples to practice and comprehend the probable location of flaws. A large inventory of equipment enables students to become confident with the techniques being taught. We utilize audio visual programs, including streaming videos and flash files, to ensure complete understanding of the underlying principles and practices. Keeping the classroom size small, interaction with experienced Level III faculty enhances the overall learning process.
As in any discipline, attending a training course and passing a certification examination may not be enough. It is essential that the candidate is able to use the skills on the job. Our training sessions are very interactive. All participants are encouraged to bring their job related problems to these sessions for technical discussion.
Our course objectives are:
- Meeting the training requirements set forth in SNT-TC-1A/ NAS410 and employers’ written practice.
- Provide necessary skills for application on the job.
The course carries 3.2 CEUs (32 contact hours or 32 pdh). (We previously had students who took the course for the purpose of updating their PE requirements). The class dates are June 18th, 20th, 21st, 25th, 27th, and 28th.. Time is 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM but we can start earlier if all students agree. The cost is $ 695.00 per student.
Who should attend?
The Course is primarily for: Mechanical, Industrial, Aerospace, and Manufacturing Engineers, Machine Shop Superintendents, QA Managers, Heat Treating Managers, Designers, PEs and anyone interested in having a basic understanding of metallurgy. The course also is a good source of accumulating required CEUs
Why this course by AEIS?
This is a very successful course designed by ASM International which privides the fundamentals of metallurgy which are essential for anyone involved with fabrication and/ or construction. The course is conducted over four (4) Saturdays. ASM International has been reviewed and approved as an Authorized Provider by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET), 8405 Greensboro Drive, Suite 800, McLean, VA 22102-5120. IACET is an approved sponsor as per the New York State office of professions.
What are the program highlights?
- Metals History
- Extractive Metallurgy
- Solidification of Metals
- Metal Forming
- Mechanical Properties and their Measurement (Includes On-site Demonstration of various Tests)
- Steels and Cast Irons
- Heat Treatment of Steel
- Case Hardening of Steel
- Strengthening Mechanisms
- Nonferrous Metals
- Joining
- Corrosion and Corrosion Prevention
- Quality Control and Failure Analysis
- Materials Characterization and the Selection Process
When is the course conducted?
Total hours of instruction for this course: 64
For detailed course schedule and fees, please click here
Where are the courses conducted?
In the New York Metropolitan area, our courses are conducted in Yorktown Heights, NY and Linden, NJ.
In the National Capital Region (NCR), India, the courses are conducted in Saket, New Delhi.
Additionally, courses are conducted at client premises’ for dedicated and client specific requirements. We also conduct these courses at Union Halls and Training Centers at a very nominal fee to encourage participation by the current work-force.
