NDT training schedule for Level II certification as per SNT TC 1A

NDT training schedule for Level II certification as per SNT TC 1A by Trinity NDT starts on 12th July 2017 at Peenya Indl Estate, Bengaluru 560058 India.
Methods to be covered will be Ultrasonic inspection level II, Radiography, Penetrant testing Level II, Film Interpretation, Magnetic particle testing Visual Inspection and Eddy current testing. For fee structure details, eligibility, course contents, suitability of these short term courses for mechanical engineers can be contacted on phone 98441 29439, 9141339994 or email: training@trinityndt.com
Participants from USA, UK, Australia, South Africa, Russia, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, China, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Srilanka, Pakistan, Maldives, Mauritius, Philippines, Thailand, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Oman, Yemen, Qatar, Jordan, Syria, Sudan, Papua New guinea, Angola, Cameroon, Nigeria, Kenya, Libya, Iraq, Bahrain, Algeria, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda & Ethiopia
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