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34 years of commitment!, 34 years of progress!, have made this organization a valuable contributor to the
advancement of scientific engineering, and technical knowledge in the field of NDT. We continue to gather and
disseminate information relating to nondestructive testing that is useful to the individual and general public.
Through our support of meetings, publications and other means, we promote nondestructive testing and the people
who make it their business.
You are invited to join and take advantage of all the benefits membership provides
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3 REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Registration: Attendance:
Advance registration is required for The student must attend 100% of the course to be eligible
all courses and workshops. Registration to meet CGSB requirements. The attendance of the
must be accompanied by full course fee or student shall be included in the course documentation.
company purchase order (to hold your position,
followed by full course fee due on the first day of the Classroom Hours:
course). Cheques (payable to the Canadian Institute for Unless otherwise notified, classes will be conducted from
NDE), Mastercard, VISA, American Express and direct 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.
debit are also accepted.
Textbooks:
Please contact us by: All textbooks and course material will be provided, unless
Mail: Telephone: otherwise noted. These become the property of the
Canadian Institute for NDE 905-387-1655 (local) student.
135 Fennell Avenue West 1-800-964-9488
Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3T2 Fax: 905-574-6080 Curriculum:
Email: info@cinde.ca Website: www.cinde.ca The Canadian Institute for NDE reserves the right to alter
the curriculum as noted for any program with the intent of
Course Locations: improving the course.
Ontario - 135 Fennell Avenue West, Hamilton, ON
Alberta - 5110 - 47th Street, Leduc, AB
Certificates:
Certificates will be issued to each student who successfully
completes the course, including attendance requirements.
Cancellations/Transfers: The criteria for successful completion is that the student
Courses: If you are registered on a CINDE course and are must meet the attendance requirements and attain the
unable to attend, please notify us as soon as possible as following:
other applicants may be waiting for this course. Substitutions -F or all courses meeting CGSB requirements, the minimum
can be made at no cost to you. Please visit our website for grade shall be in accordance with the most current version of
details. www.cinde.ca/courses/registration.shtml#can CAN/CGSB-48.9712.
- For Radiation Safety and CEDO Preparation, the minimum
composite grade shall be 75%.
Workshops and practical exams: Scheduling of lab facilities
- For Weld Inspection and Quality Control, the minimum composite
for workshops and practical examinations require payment grade shall be 70% or most recent version of W178.2.
within 24 hours of booking. Confirmation will only be - For all other courses, the minimum composite grade shall be 70%.
accepted at the time of booking or upon receipt of payment.
Substitutions can be made at no cost to you. The following Official Receipt:
cancellation/transfer policy applies: An official receipt for course fee will be forwarded to each
• more than 4 business days notice .............. no charge student with the course certificate. This should be retained
• less than 4 business days notice..............… 15% for income tax purposes.
• no shows ………………………..............…... full fee charged
Maximum enrolment: 12
QUALITY CONTROL
COUNCIL OF CANADA
QCCC
(Central & Atlantic Region)
15 Surrey St., W. #1
Guelph, Ontario
N1H 3R3
Visual Inspection
Magnetic Particle
Ultrasonic Testing
Liquid Penetrant
Quality Assurance
Lift Device Certification
Shut Down Inspections
Welding Engineering
Domson Engineering
& Inspection Ltd.
Brampton – Sudbury
Sarnia
Beamsville – Oshawa
ESTestMaker2
ESTestMaker2 is an easy to use application for generating printable and online exams for
training companies or internal staff training on topics important to your company.
Features:
Over 5000 stock questions with references
to source material
User-definable questions for in-house
specific questions
Includes PANDA-UT NDT calculators
Test your knowledge in any discipline using
the Online Exam
Test and answer sheets can be printed for
classroom-based exams
Stu deWalle
Canadian NDE Technology Ltd.
Peter Kaszuba
Olympus NDT
Bruce Metcalf
Consultant
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SEMESTER 1
Engineering Drawing 1
Communications
Manufacturing Processes
Metrology
Health and Safety in Our Environment
Principles and Applications of NDE
SEMESTER 3
Active Citizenship - Gen Ed
Eddy Current - Level 1
Radiography - Level 1
For further information, please contact: Weld Inspection and Quality Control - Level 1
Maureen Minaker, Employment Consultant Ultrasonics - Levels 1 & 2
Mohawk College Job Centre, P.O. Box 2034
SEMESTER 4
Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3T2 Quality Procedures and Instruction Writing
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Specialized NDE Applications and
maureen.minaker@mohawkcollege.ca NDE Certification
Quality Codes and Inspection Standards
Eddy Current - Level 2
in partnership with the Canadian Institute for NDE Quality Assurance - Level 2 for NDE
Radiography - Level 2
Certification Prerequisites
(as of July 1st, 2007)
Topics include:
• Fundamental theory
• Testing of tubes and cylindrical components
• Testing with surface probes
• Engineering, materials and components
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Phone: 310-450-1111 Fax: 310-452-4046
E-mail: info@met-l-chek.com
Maximum enrolment: 18
Live, interactive sessions are delivered ON-LINE via internet conferencing with 2-way audio and
interactive display on your computer.
Leaders in specialized training for NDT inspection techniques, CINDE proudly presents in
cooperation with Northern Lakes College, several on-line courses to meet the prerequisites
of Canada’s NDT certification agency, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan).
Satisfy the classroom theory requirements on your own computer at
home or work.
Weld inspection and Quality Control Level 1 Ten days (80 hours)
Training objectives: Topics include:
This course is designed for anyone who wishes to become 1. Design
qualified as a welding inspector under CSA W178.2 or 1.1 Drawings and symbols
AWS QC1 or those that require a good general weld 1.2 Design concepts
inspection background for in-house inspection or supplier 1.3 Codes specifications and standards
auditing. The course material makes frequent references 2. Materials
to textbooks, which will be provided on the first day of the 2.1 Base metals
course. 2.2 Welding consumables
2.3 Welding metallurgy
3. Production
This course meets training requirements of W178.2. 3.1 Preparation for welding
Students meeting the successful completion requirement 3.2 Production methods
will be exempt from the closed book CWB Level 1 3.3 Health and safety
certification examination. 3.4 Elements of supervision
4. Welding
4.1 Processes
Textbooks provided: 4.2 Welding equipment
Level 1 textbooks: 4.3 Welding consumables
"Welding Technology Fundamentals" 4.4 Distortion and stress
Bowditch, Goodheart-Wilcox Company Inc. 5. Quality Assurance
5.1 Basic quality assurance systems
"The Procedure Handbook of Arc Welding" 5.2 Basics of quality control
The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding 5.3 Nondestructive examination
5.4 Acceptance criteria
Total cost: $2195.00 6. Qualifications
6.1 Welders
6.2 Equipment
Maximum enrolment: 18 6.3 Procedures
6.4 Materials
6.5 Inspectors
6.6 NDT technicians
6.7 Welding companies
113 - 115 Cushman Road, Units 22-23, St. Catharines, ON, Canada L2M 6S9 • Tel: 905-934-5195 • Fax: 905-934-2665
www.ndtproducts.ca sales@ndtproducts.ca
Maximum enrolment: 8
Maximum enrolment: 18
1. Suppliers - how to ensure that customer inspections are organized and carried out in an efficient manner.
2. Customers - how to carry out the Quality Assurance Surveys and Inspections effectively.
3. How to meet the technical requirements of scope documents and purchase orders - by Suppliers and Customers.
4. Understand the Quality Management principles and techniques relevant to Supplier Quality Assurance.
5. Understand why suppliers and customers should work together.
6. Learn the tools and techniques that enable suppliers to develop good working relationships with their customers.
Total cost: $1090.00 Maximum enrolment: 18
NEW
Introduction to NDT and Failure Analysis Half day (4 hours)
As a result of attending this training, participants will learn about the failure modes identified by Nondestructive Testing
(NDT) inspection techniques, and the important concepts relating to Failure Analysis techniques and reporting as applied
to the failures identified by NDT.
A brief review of the failure modes identified by NDT technologies will be followed by the principles of Failure Analysis.
These will include commonly used investigative and failure analysis techniques, as well as the key metallurgical,
environmental and equipment operating conditions that lead to failure.
Examples of the high-magnification microscopy used for Failure Analysis will be explained. How to develop root cause
solutions to prevent recurring failures is also discussed.
Case histories will be used to demonstrate the material that is covered. Students are encouraged to bring examples from
their companies for group discussion.
Maximum enrolment: 14
Course manuals:
Professional Development Manuals are included in the course price.
• Principles and Applications of NDT (12 weeks)
Prerequisite for UT / RT / ET:
• Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC) (14 weeks) See page 9 for details
Technical Society
CINDE is Canada’s National NDT Society ! Membership in the Canadian Institute for NDE (CINDE) is available.
Benefits to members of this technical society include monthly technical meetings, employment opportunities, web
page, technical journal, and discounts on book purchases. Please complete the application form found on page 1
and send it to the attention of Member Services. Join now !
Consulting
Services are available on a contract basis to provide Level 3 consulting, training and technical support for certification
of personnel to SNT-TC-1A as well as the auditing of NDT facilities. CINDE can provide personnel and expertise to
develop and administer all employer-based programs as well as write and/or review your present written
procedures.
“YOUR” MEMBERSHIP
CANADA’S NATIONAL NDT MAGAZINE
JOURNAL
“YOUR” SOCIETY September/October 2009 VOL. 30 NO. 5
Written Examinations:
Written examinations are conducted most
Friday mornings. Please note that candidates
are asked to give advance notice of their
intention to write at the facility.
Examinations start at 9:00 a.m. and ample time should be allowed for registration on the day of the exam;
fifteen (15) minutes are suggested. All registration is in the main office (Portable #7). Students must present
the admittance form issued to them by NRCan before an examination can be issued by the test
centre.
Practical Examinations: Practical examinations are arranged by appointment at the Canadian Institute for
NDE. (Hamilton facility only). CINDE is equipped to conduct examinations in radiography, ultrasonics, liquid
penetrant, magnetic particle and eddy current. To schedule your examination date, please call 905-387-1655
(local) or 800-964-9488.
Payment for written examinations can be made at the time of the sitting while practical examinations must be
prepaid in order to reserve laboratory facilities. The following are the various forms of payment accepted by
the Canadian Institute for NDE ... cash, cheque, money order, debit card, AMEX, VISA and Mastercard.
For more information about Canada’s NDT Certification Agency for CGSB or CEDO examinations, please call
613-992-7956 or visit the Certifying Agency’s website at www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/mms-smm/ndt-end/index-eng.htm
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Course Date:_________________________________________________________
( ) I have met the entrance prerequisite(s) for the course(s), and a copy of my course diploma (or certificate) is enclosed.
( ) I am aware of the cancellation/transfer policy on page 3.
How did you learn Employer/co-worker Previous students Canadian Institute for NDE
about this course? CINDE Journal Trade show Industry involvement
Service inspection company Friends/relatives Mohawk College brochure
Webpage
Reason for taking the course: CGSB certification General knowledge Refresher/upgrade
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John deLuca - PT, MT, RT, CEDO: John is a graduate of Mohawk College of Applied
Arts & Technology's, Industrial Instrumentation Mechanic Program. He joined the
Canadian Institute for NDE in 1985, specializing in liquid penetrant and magnetic
particle inspection. John now has well over 13,000 hours of teaching experience and
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holds CGSB certification in PT and MT Level 3 and RT Level 2 and Qualified
Operator.
instructors
Sharon Bond - PT, MT: Sharon has been providing PT and MT training for the
are #1
Canadian Institute for NDE since 1997. She currently holds CGSB certification in PT
and MT Level 2, RT Level 1 and Qualified Operator.
Douglas Whitely - UT, RT, EMC, Level 3, CEDO, Phased Array: Doug graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming
College with a diploma as a Material Testing Technician and holds CGSB Level 3 certification in PT, MT, UT, RT
and Qualified Operator. Doug has over 30 years experience in both NDT and Predictive Maintenance. Doug has
served as President of CSNDT, Chairman of the CSNDT-Ontario Chapter, Chairman of the CSNDT Journal
Committee and Board member of CINDE.
John Moore - PT, MT, RT, ET, UT: John has been involved in NDT since 1975. His experience has spanned all
areas of nondestructive testing applications covering inspection, quality and training. Throughout his career he
has gained extensive exposure to Quality Specifications and Procedures as well as involvement in developing
programs for continuous quality improvements. John has and continues to be an active member of the Canadian
General Standards Board Committee. He currently holds Level 2 CGSB certification in PT, MT, UT, RT and
ET.
William Rehel - UT, EMC: Bill is a graduate from Dawson College's Mechanical Engineering Technology
Program, joining the Canadian Institute for NDE in 2008. Bill's most recent area of industrial experience included
windmill inspection utilizing visual inspection, infrared inspection and ultrasonic inspection technologies. Bill is
fluent in both French and English and he currently holds CGSB Level 2 certification in Ultrasonics.
Al Higgins - Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC), Level 3 Training, Weld Inspection and
Quality Control, UT, PT, MT: Al is a graduate of Mohawk College, Mechanical Technology. He has over 35 years
of experience in heavy industry, with management responsibilities for nondestructive evaluations, quality
assurance, maintenance technologies, operational maintenance and utilities. Al is currently president of a
consulting firm specializing in quality assurance. He holds CGSB certification in PT, MT and UT Level 3.
John Baron - ET: John has been involved in NDT technology since 1974. His career has centred in the nuclear
power industry, first with Westinghouse Canada and then Ontario Hydro and its successor, Ontario Power
Generation. In addition, John has provided extensive assistance to the International Atomic Energy Agency in
NDT endeavours. John is a member of the Canadian Nuclear Society and a long time member of the Canadian
Institute for NDE. He is the CANDU representative on the European Network for Inspection Qualification (ENIQ)
and scientific committee member on the Joint JRC/IAEA International Workshop for Qualification Bodies. He
holds CGSB certification in ET Level 3.
Anthony Marino - MT: Anthony graduated from Mohawk College with a diploma in Metallurgy and Materials
Engineering Diploma and currently holds CGSB Level 2 certification in Ultrasonics and Magnetic Particle test
methods. Anthony has over 20 year experience in quality control within a variety of industries including steel
making and automotive sectors.