Perform Magnetic Particle Testing-Level 2

Course Reference Number : TGS-2017500295

Funding Validity Period : 01 Jan 2019 to 07 Nov 2026

Training Mode : Class-Room

About This Course

This competency unit introduces to advanced magnetic particle testing to perform in Industries and common terminologies and terms used in magnetic particle testing. The competency elements covered in this unit are

1.  Prepare for advanced magnetic particle testing of general engineering products.

2. Carry out advanced magnetic particle testing of general engineering products.

3.  Report advanced magnetic particle test reports

4.  Carry out post – test activities

This course is ideal for any level of people in the Engineering sector.

What You'll Learn

This course will teach you the duties and responsibilities of a MPI inspector including,
• Principles of Magnetic Particle Testing
• Magnetization methods and equipment
• Selection of particles and media
• Defect detection and interpretation
• Demagnetization techniques
• Codes and acceptance criteria
• Reporting and safety practices

What is Magnetic Testing?

Magnetic Testing involves the magnetisation of a component, followed by the application of ferromagnetic particles. The particles align along discontinuities in the surface, or shallow sub-surface discontinuities. This method is used to test welds, castings, and forgings for surface or subsurface defects; however it can only be used on ferromagnetic metals.

What are the responsibilities of a individual who is certified to Magnetic Level 2?

An individual certified to Magnetic Level 2 has demonstrated competence to perform NDT according to Magnetic Testing procedures. Within the scope of the competence defined on the certificate, Level 2 personnel may be authorised by the employer to:

• Select the Magnetic technique for the test method to be used;
• Define the limitations of application of the testing method;
• Translate NDT codes, standards, specifications and procedures into NDT instructions adapted to the actual working conditions;
• Set up and verify equipment settings;
• Perform and supervise tests;
• Interpret and evaluate results according to applicable standards, codes, specifications or procedures;
• Prepare Magnetic written instructions
• Carry out and supervise all tasks at or below Level 2;
• Provide guidance for personnel at or below Level 2, and
• Report the results of Magnetic test

Why Do You Need Non Destructive Testing?

• Improved quality: NDT testing can help to identify defects in castings before they are shipped to customers. This can help to improve the quality of castings and reduce the number of defective castings that are produced.

• Reduced costs: NDT testing can help to reduce the cost of castings by preventing the need to replace defective castings. NDT testing can also help to reduce the cost of warranty claims.

• Increased customer satisfaction: NDT testing can help to increase customer satisfaction by ensuring that castings are of high quality and free of defects.

• Improved safety: NDT testing can help to improve the safety of castings by identifying defects that could lead to failure. This is especially important for castings that are used in critical applications, such as aircraft and automotive components.

• Enhanced reputation: NDT testing can help to enhance the reputation of a casting company by demonstrating its commitment to quality and safety.

Announcement:

• From 1 Oct 2023, attendance-taking for SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG)'s funded courses must be done digitally via the Singpass App. More information may be viewed here.

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For Perform Magnetic Particle Testing-Level 2

Participant Prerequisites:

Below are the recommended minimum participant prerequisites for entry into this training programme. These prerequisites have been verified as essential to successful performance in the programme and on the job.

1. Physical traits or abilities
   1. Fit and healthy, Good eye sight to Jaeger 2
   2. Colour blindness 
   3. Able to stand for long periods of time
   4. Able to express ideas  and practice in a team based establishment

1. Previously learned skills
   1. have basic knowledge of engineering industry
   2. able to listen and speak English at a proficiency level equivalent to the Employability Skills System (ESS) level 4;
   3. be able to read and write English at a proficiency level equivalent to ESS level 4; and
   4. be able to manipulate numbers at a proficiency level equivalent to ESS level 4

1. Previously learned knowledge
   1. Metric and Imperial system
   2. Basics knowledge of Non-destructive testing
   3. WSH rules and regulations

1. Previously acquired attitudes
   1. Punctuality
   2. Observance of safety rules
   3. Possess the right and positive attitude to learn

Language Ability : English

Educational Level : Min O-Level

Learning Style : Classroom Training & Practical

Entry Requirements : Age: 16 years and above

Organization Experience : Minimum 3 months

Learning Unit:

LU1: Introduction to Non-Destructive Testing
LU2: Introduction to Liquid Penetrant Testing LU3: Dye/Liquid Penetrant Testing Procedures and Techniques
LU4: Liquid Penetrant Testing Equipment
LU5: Interpretation and Evaluation Of Indications
LU6: Quality Control during PT test.
LU7: Safety Practices

Course Fees & Subsidies

Overalls/Lab Coat
Safety Boots

Scientific Calculator

Bring some other form of identification showing a photograph, i.e. Passport or Photo Driving Licence.

All other equipment and training materials are provided by Cutech.

Protective gloves, protective eye glasses and plastic aprons are also available for the use of students.