THEORY:

40 general multiple-choice questions. Duration: 1 hour
20 subject-specific multiple-choice questions. Duration: 45 minutes

PRACTICAL:

General practical including calibration of test equipment and testing of one plate for inclusions and laminations
Testing of three samples
Reporting results
Preparing a detailed NDT instruction suitable for a Level 1 candidate to follow

NB: Failure to detect and report a reportable discontinuity in any one sample will result in failure of this part of the examination

Duration: 6 hours

THEORY:

40 general multiple-choice questions. Duration: 1 hour
20 subject-specific multiple-choice questions. Duration: 45 minutes

PRACTICAL:

General practical including calibration of test equipment
Testing of three samples
Reporting results
Preparing a detailed NDT instruction suitable for a Level 1 candidate to follow

NB: Failure to detect and report a reportable discontinuity in any one sample will result in failure of this part of the examination

Duration: 6 hours

THEORY:

40 general multiple-choice questions. Duration: 1 hour
20 subject-specific multiple-choice questions. Duration: 45 minutes

PRACTICAL:

General practical including thickness measurement on two samples of varying thickness
Testing of three samples
Reporting results
Preparing a detailed NDT instruction suitable for a Level 1 candidate to follow

NB: Failure to detect and report a reportable discontinuity in any one sample will result in failure of this part of the examination

Duration: 4 hours

THEORY:

40 general multiple-choice questions. Duration: 1 hour
20 subject-specific multiple-choice questions. Duration: 45 minutes

PRACTICAL:

General practical including calibration of test equipment
Testing of three samples
Reporting results
Preparing a detailed NDT instruction suitable for a Level 1 candidate to follow
Radiographic interpretation of twelve radiographs

The total minimum time allowed for the practical exam is calculated by adding three hours per sample, two hours for drafting the NDT instruction and six hours for radiographic interpretation

NB: Failure to detect and report a reportable discontinuity in any one sample will result in failure of this part of the examination

Duration: hours

THEORY:

40 general multiple-choice questions. Duration: 1 hour
20 subject-specific multiple-choice questions. Duration: 45 minutes

PRACTICAL:

General practical including calibration of test equipment
Testing of three samples
Reporting results
Preparing a detailed NDT instruction suitable for a Level 1 candidate to follow
Radiographic interpretation of twelve radiographs

The total minimum time allowed for the practical exam is calculated by adding three hours per sample, two hours for drafting the NDT instruction and six hours for radiographic interpretation

NB: Failure to detect and report a reportable discontinuity in any one sample will result in failure of this part of the examination

Duration: 6 hours

THEORY:

30 general multiple-choice questions. Duration: 45 minutes
30 subject-specific multiple-choice questions. Duration: 45 minutes

PRACTICAL:

General practical including calibration of test equipment
Testing of three samples
Reporting results
Preparing a detailed NDT instruction suitable for a Level 1 candidate to follow

NB: Failure to detect and report a reportable discontinuity in any one sample will result in failure of this part of the examination

Duration: 4 hours

THEORY:

30 general multiple-choice questions. Duration: 45 minutes
30 subject-specific multiple-choice questions. Duration: 45 minutes

PRACTICAL:

General practical including calibration of test equipment
Testing of three samples
Reporting results
Preparing a detailed NDT instruction suitable for a Level 1 candidate to follow

NB: Failure to detect and report a reportable discontinuity in any one sample will result in failure of this part of the examination

Duration: 4 hours

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