NDT Certification Course Ultrasonic testing - Feedback on NDT Courses from Boiler Inspector, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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NDT Certification Course Ultrasonic testing - Feedback on Our Courses from Bangladeshi
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Pipeline Integrity & Corrosion Management training program in New Delhi
Two days Training Program on "Pipeline Integrity & Corrosion Management" in New Delhi on 4-5th December (2015)
It will provide an ideal opportunity to learn technical as well as practical knowledge from our facultyDr. G. H. Thanki a highly renowned in the Chemical & Process Industry with more than 40 years of experience in Pipeline Integrity, Corrosion Control Management, Corrosion testing and Monitoring, Cathodic Protection, Cooling Water Management, Plant Corrosion Inspection and Failure Analysis. The detailed structure, theme topics and faculty profile has been mentioned below.
Theme Topics & Structure of the Program
Session 1: Corrosion Control for Buried Pipelines
Corrosion in pipeline, Identifying the problem, causes of corrosion, the corrosion survey, basic mechanism, protection by coatings and tapes, Cathodic protection, Backfill, maintenance, checklist.
Session 2: Use of Corrosion Monitoring in Pipeline Integrity
Pipeline corrosion monitoring, internal & external corrosion, coating surveys, protective coatings, corrosion control, CP effectiveness by pipe-to-soil potential, Lateral Close Order Potential Survey, corrosion detection by a combination of DCVG and CIPL survey.
Session 3: Integrity Management Solutions for Offshore Pipeline Corrosion
Corrosion of offshore oil and gas pipelines, Internal corrosion as a main factor, deep water conditions, offshore environment, feedback cycle, vortex-induced vibration, intelligent pigging, slugging, stratified, and misting flows, corrosion monitoring methods in shallow versus deep and ultra-deep waters, corrosion key performance indicators.
Session 4: Internal Corrosion Measurement Enhances Pipeline Integrity
Estimate corrosion in pipelines, various techniques, corrosion rate models, side-stream monitoring system, Pitting Rates, Bacteria as the most important corroding species, Corrosion under sediment, Ship unloading line, Products pipeline.
Session 5: Under Insulation Corrosion of Pipelines
CUI, Insulation System Dynamics, maintenance costs, Areas & systems susceptible to CUI, API 570, flow element, tap locations, horizontal pipes, Methods to Inspect Corrosion under Insulation, Maintenance-free Coating Systems, Nano technology Solution to CUI, Case Study.
Session 6: Internal Corrosion Control in Multiphase Oil and Gas Pipelines
Multiphase corrosion, Corrosion rate determining parameters, ‘worst case’ corrosion, corrosion with protective film, localized corrosion, prediction models, bottom of the line corrosion, top of the line corrosion, reducing materials loss in multiphase pipelines, apply inhibitors, apply hydrate preventers, reduce water wetting, increase the pH, reduce CO2 pressure, avoid flaw distribution, Pipeline material selection & CRAs, cost comparisons, Corrosion Inhibitors, inhibitor distribution along the pipeline.
Session 7: Coatings/ Cathodic Protection for Underground Pipelines
Application of Coating, Cathodic protection, Minimum Concentrations of Oxygen and Water to Start Corrosion, Adhesion, Cohesion and CP, Influence of surface preparation, Adhesion of Coating In Wet Condition, Cohesive strength, CP-Coating Corrosion Control System.
Session 8: Corrosion at Pipe Supports- Causes and Solutions
Pipe supports and clamps, various types, Metal Loss, Types of Metal Loss, Assessing Future Pipeline Condition, Corrosion At Pipe Supports, Typical I-Beam Pipe Support, Saddle Clamps, Rubber Pads and Liners, corrosion mechanisms, Preventive measures, CC-L: CC-M: CC-H.
Session 9: Case Studies & Trouble Shooting
This lecture will address certain case studies, actually carried out by Corrosion & Integrity experts. All the participants are welcome to come along with their legitimate detailed query regarding any technical issue/problems faced by them to discuss during the course of lecture period.
Session 1: Corrosion Control for Buried Pipelines
Corrosion in pipeline, Identifying the problem, causes of corrosion, the corrosion survey, basic mechanism, protection by coatings and tapes, Cathodic protection, Backfill, maintenance, checklist.
Session 2: Use of Corrosion Monitoring in Pipeline Integrity
Pipeline corrosion monitoring, internal & external corrosion, coating surveys, protective coatings, corrosion control, CP effectiveness by pipe-to-soil potential, Lateral Close Order Potential Survey, corrosion detection by a combination of DCVG and CIPL survey.
Session 3: Integrity Management Solutions for Offshore Pipeline Corrosion
Corrosion of offshore oil and gas pipelines, Internal corrosion as a main factor, deep water conditions, offshore environment, feedback cycle, vortex-induced vibration, intelligent pigging, slugging, stratified, and misting flows, corrosion monitoring methods in shallow versus deep and ultra-deep waters, corrosion key performance indicators.
Session 4: Internal Corrosion Measurement Enhances Pipeline Integrity
Estimate corrosion in pipelines, various techniques, corrosion rate models, side-stream monitoring system, Pitting Rates, Bacteria as the most important corroding species, Corrosion under sediment, Ship unloading line, Products pipeline.
Session 5: Under Insulation Corrosion of Pipelines
CUI, Insulation System Dynamics, maintenance costs, Areas & systems susceptible to CUI, API 570, flow element, tap locations, horizontal pipes, Methods to Inspect Corrosion under Insulation, Maintenance-free Coating Systems, Nano technology Solution to CUI, Case Study.
Session 6: Internal Corrosion Control in Multiphase Oil and Gas Pipelines
Multiphase corrosion, Corrosion rate determining parameters, ‘worst case’ corrosion, corrosion with protective film, localized corrosion, prediction models, bottom of the line corrosion, top of the line corrosion, reducing materials loss in multiphase pipelines, apply inhibitors, apply hydrate preventers, reduce water wetting, increase the pH, reduce CO2 pressure, avoid flaw distribution, Pipeline material selection & CRAs, cost comparisons, Corrosion Inhibitors, inhibitor distribution along the pipeline.
Session 7: Coatings/ Cathodic Protection for Underground Pipelines
Application of Coating, Cathodic protection, Minimum Concentrations of Oxygen and Water to Start Corrosion, Adhesion, Cohesion and CP, Influence of surface preparation, Adhesion of Coating In Wet Condition, Cohesive strength, CP-Coating Corrosion Control System.
Session 8: Corrosion at Pipe Supports- Causes and Solutions
Pipe supports and clamps, various types, Metal Loss, Types of Metal Loss, Assessing Future Pipeline Condition, Corrosion At Pipe Supports, Typical I-Beam Pipe Support, Saddle Clamps, Rubber Pads and Liners, corrosion mechanisms, Preventive measures, CC-L: CC-M: CC-H.
Session 9: Case Studies & Trouble Shooting
This lecture will address certain case studies, actually carried out by Corrosion & Integrity experts. All the participants are welcome to come along with their legitimate detailed query regarding any technical issue/problems faced by them to discuss during the course of lecture period.
All the participants are free to discuss about the corrosion related problems they are facing in their companies with our faculty to get free specialist advices.
Who should attend
The course outline is designed for professionals engaged indesign, installation, monitoring, testing, commissioning, inspection, maintenance and corrosion control of pipelines from
- Pipeline Industry
- Offshore & Onshore
- Refineries for the product pipelines
- Infrastructure and Construction Companies
- Design & Engineering companies
- Corrosion professionals
- Cathodic Protection
- Pipeline Coating
- Corrosion Related Product suppliers
- Integrity & HSE professionals
For more details email: info@mcitechnology.comThe course outline is designed for professionals engaged indesign, installation, monitoring, testing, commissioning, inspection, maintenance and corrosion control of pipelines from
- Pipeline Industry
- Offshore & Onshore
- Refineries for the product pipelines
- Infrastructure and Construction Companies
- Design & Engineering companies
- Corrosion professionals
- Cathodic Protection
- Pipeline Coating
- Corrosion Related Product suppliers
- Integrity & HSE professionals
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NDT Dye penetrant testing of Helipad Structure in Bengaluru, India
NDT Dye penetrant testing of Helipad Structure in Bengaluru, India.
Each NDT testing service we offer to our esteemed clients is a step closer to them in building stronger relationship. We assure to protect the interests of every customer by ensuring the quality of material being offered to us using various ndt testings like Ultrasonic testing, Liquid dye penetrant testing, magnetic particle inspection, x-ray radiography inspection, welding qualification testing, eddy current inspection and many more using highly qualified experience ndt inspectors, latest equipments and right ndt procedures established by our NDT Level III experts. Just Delegate the ndt inspection activities to Trinity NDT the is rest assured !
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Ultrasonic Testing UT NDT Level II Job vacancies Delhi NCR India
Ultrasonic Testing UT NDT Level II Job vacancies in Delhi India
UT - Operators for the plant situated in Bhiwadi - Rajasthan (Delhi NCR).
Total Vacancies - 3 Nos
Candidate must have complete knowledge of UT testing of edge castings.
Salary & perk would be as per skill level of the candidate.
Total Vacancies - 3 Nos
Candidate must have complete knowledge of UT testing of edge castings.
Salary & perk would be as per skill level of the candidate.
Suitable candidate can email resumes to : PC.Rai@amtek.com
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Diwali Wishes from Trinity NDT, India
Diwali Wishes from Trinity NDT, India
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National Conference on Metallurgical Industries Sustainability & Value Addition Bengaluru India
The Conference brings together experts from industry, government, defence, academia, research and end users to examine and discuss the issues related to sustainability and value addition in metallurgical and allied industries that would have maximum impact on end-user industry, such as, Aerospace, Automobile, Power sector, etc. In the present global economic scenario, advances
in science and technology are expected to contribute significantly to global economic revival and its sustainability. Keeping this in mind as well as the interest of researchers and the industry, the Bangalore and Vijayanagar Chapters of the Indian Institute of Metals (IIM) are organizing a two-day conference and one day Techmart session entitled “Metallurgical Industries – Sustainability and Value Addition”.
Objectives
• To provide a forum to facilitate interaction between the R & D experts and the captains of industry with the metallurgical equipment manufacturers.
• To disseminate current state of art practices and learn about the future trends in the industry which would make it sustainable in the future.
• To identify potential research and opportunity areas for researchers and industry.
• To learn about how the Indian companies are standing up to the global challenges of the future.
• To network for better future benefits.
Topics
The conference theme would be in broad area of “Metallurgical Industries – Sustainability and Value Addition” which will encompass the sub-themes like
• All processes related to iron making such as raw materials, sintering, pelletization, coke making, etc.
• All processes related to steel making (both primary and secondary processes)
• Heat treatment and surface coatings for improved wear/corrosion resistance for automotive/aerospace applications
• Processes related to manufacturing sectors both ferrous and non-ferrous
• Innovations in energy optimisation, environmental improvement and recycling related to ferrous and non-ferrous industries Invited talks would be given by eminent professionals and experts in the fields in addition to contributed papers. Further, there would be one session each dedicated to:
1. Developments in ferrous/non-ferrous industries
2. Addressing the sustainability issues like Adaptations & Improvements, Near-Zero Waste Processing, Policies, Incentives, Skills and HR issues
3. Value addition measures
Organisers
The Indian Institute of Metals-Bangalore Chapter (IIM): The Indian Institute of Metals was conceived in 1945 and currently the membership exceeds ten thousand with fifty two chapters across the country. Most of the nation’s outstanding metallurgists and materials engineers have been associated with IIM in various capacities. The Bangalore Chapter, located in the Indian Institute of
Science (IISc), is one of the leading Chapters of IIM, established in 1949.
The Department of Materials Engineering at IISc works in close association with the IIM Bangalore Chapter (IIM-BC) in all its technical activities supporting the metallurgists’ fraternity. The IIM-BC organizes many events like Workshops, Conferences including the prestigious Professor Brahm Prakash Memorial and Diamond Jubilee Lectures. It provides a platform for dissemination of knowledge and support to the industries. Further, it provides a bridge between the academia and industry. Complementing its efforts the Vijayanagar Chapter of the Indian Institute of Metals has joined hands with IIM-BC in this event.
The Indian Institute of Metals Vijayanagar Chapter: The Indian Institute of Metals Vijayanagar Chapter was started in the year 2000 with major support from JSW Steel Limited. The Chapter was formed with an objective of providing a platform for interaction of plant personnel with metallurgists from various institutions and vice versa. The Chapter organises lectures by eminent professionals from Industry, Academia and Research Institutes. The Chapter is also a centre for AMIIM examinations. The Chapter has more than 100 student members at any given time from the neighbouring areas.
Conference Organizing Committee:
Prof. Govind S. Gupta, IISc
Dr. Suryasarathi Bose, IISc (Convener)
Dr. Kaushik Chatterjee, IISc (Treasurer)
Prof. K. Chattopadhyay, IISc
& Former President of IIM
Prof. Vikram Jayaram, IISc
Prof. S. Subramanian, IISc
Mr. V. Babu Sathian, M/s Process Pumps (I) Pvt. Ltd
Dr. B. Ashok, ADA
Mr R. Krishnamurthy, AGM, HAL (F&F)
Dr. R. Raghavendra Bhat, DGM, HAL (F&F)
Mr. Muneesh Nagpal, SUPERCERAM
Dr. U.S. Mallikarjun,
Siddaganga Institute of Technology
Prof. E. S. Dwarakadasa,
Karnataka Hybrid Micro Devices Limited
Dr. P. Raghothama Rao,
S.J.C. Institute of Technology
Dr. H. Sundaramurthy, M/s. Fenfe Metallurgicals
Mr. T. Ravi Kumar, M/s. Trinity NDT Engineers
Mr. R. Shiva Kumar, M/s. Trinity NDT Engineers
Ms. M.G. Pushpa, Anvil Themes
Mr. V. Gopalakrishna, Consultant (Formerly-HAL F&F)
Mr. G. Subramanian, Consultant
Dr. A. L. Muralidhara, Bangalore University
Dr. C. V. Shastry, Cosmic Industrial Lab. Ltd
Prof. N.S. Mahesh, M S Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies
Dr. S. Chandrasekhar, Sapthagiri Eng. College
Dr. S. Seetharamu, CPRI
Mr. G.S. Rathore, EVP, JSW Steel Limited
Mr. V.R. Sekhar, VP, JSW Steel Limited
Mr. P.K. Ghorui, VP, JSW Steel Limited
Mr. P. C. Mahapatra, AVP, JSW Steel Limited
Dr. S. Manjini, AVP, JSW Steel Limited
Dr. Marutiram Kaza, GM, JSW Steel Limited
Dr. Rameshwar Sah, AGM, JSW Steel Limited
Who should participate?
This conference would be useful to professional organizations, Engineers, Scientists and Researchers from R & D organizations, Defence establishments, Entrepreneurs, Engineers and Managers of Industrial Enterprises. It would also be useful to academic institutions, Researchers, Faculty members and Students.
About the Venue:
BIEC (Bangalore International Exhibition Centre) - India’s first “LEED - Certified” Green Exhibition & Conference Facility offers services and amenities of the highest quality at par with international
standards and is a preferred destination for international business exhibitions, trade fairs, congresses,
international conferences, conferences and training programmes in India. The venue is located within
18 km from the city centre and beautifully landscaped over 34 acres. BIEC offers its exhibitors services and amenities of the highest quality on par with international standards.
Registration Fees:
Rs.1000/- for Students
Rs.2500/- for IIM members/ ASM members and Academics
Rs.3500/- for others
For any queries, please contact:
The Convener – MetEx India 2015 Conference
Indian Institute of Metals, Bangalore Chapter,
C/o. Dept. of Materials Engineering,
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore- 560012
Phone (O): +91-80-22933407
Mobile: 9964973180
DATES TO WATCH:
1. The last date for Conference Registration: November 30, 2015
2. Early bird registration: November 15, 2015
3. The last date for submission of abstracts: September 30, 2015
Submission of Abstract: National Conference on Authors are requested to submit abstracts within 500 words on any aspect encompassing the scope of conference. The abstracts may be prepared in MS word format and sent electronically to the conference e-mail address -iimbangalorechapter@gmail.com The participation of students is strongly encouraged. All student papers would be presented either in oral session or in a special poster session.
Techmart Sessions
IIM-Bangalore and Vijayanagar Chapters also invite manufacturers and technology providers to make presentations about their equipment, processes and capabilities to a large gathering of leaders and decision makers of the Indian industry, senior executives from PSUs, Government factories, Defence establishments, R & D Establishments and Entrepreneurs from all over India who are potential users of the technology and exhibits. A limited number of 20 minute sessions are available on chargeable basis for manufacturers to make product presentations on 5th December 2015. Interested manufacturers should mail to: iimbangalorechapter@gmail.com
The opportunity of presentation is for a limited number of manufacturers purely on a FIRSTCOME-
FIRST-SERVED basis. All presentations in the Techmart session would be chargeable as follows:
1. Rs. 15,000/- for 20 minutes presentation
2. Rs. 10,000/- for 10 minutes presentation
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National Conference On Metallurgical Industries- Sustainability & Value Addition Bengaluru, Karnataka India
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON METALLURGICAL INDUSTRIES- SUSTAINABILITY AND VALUE ADDITION
3rd to 5th December, 2015
Programme
Day 1 | Thursday 3 December 2015 |
08:30 - onwards | Registration |
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM | Inaugural Function |
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM | Tea Break |
Invited Lectures | |
11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Mr. G.S. Rathore, EVP, JSW Steel, Toranagallu Advanced High Strength Automotive Steel - Development of Value added Steel at JSW |
12:00PM - 12:30PM | Mr. P.K. Ghouri, VP, JSW Steel, Toranagallu Raw Material Challenges for Sustainable Integrated Steel Plant Operations |
12:30 PM - 01:00 PM | Prof. S. Natarajan, NIT, Trichy Challenges and Opportunities in Corrosion Control and Surface Engineering with some Highlights on Recent Trends in Mining Scenario |
01:00PM - 02:00 PM | Lunch |
02:00 PM -02:30 PM | Mr. S.M.R. Prasad, GM, JSW Steel, Toranagallu Value addition through Solid waste management- Case study of JSW Steel |
02:30 PM -03:00 PM | Mr. A. Selvaraj, GM, HAL, Bangalore Technology and Production: Single Crystal Blades |
03:00 PM - 03:30 PM | Em. Prof. R.H. Tupkary, VNIT, Nagpur On the Possibilities of Improving Economics of Steelmaking by Minimizing and Efficiently Processing its Iron Waste |
03:30 PM -04:00 PM | Tea Break |
Contributed Lectures | |
04:00 PM - 04:20 PM | B.N. Ghosh, S. Ilangovan, Anup Prasad, Archana Sharan, Vikash Kumar and S. SinghRDCIS, SAIL, Ranchi Recent efforts at SAIL to Conserve Electrical Energy |
04:20 PM - 04:40 PM | S. Ghosh*, S. Das# and R. Datta* *RDCIS, SAIL, Ranchi and # Rourkela Steel Plant, SAIL, Rourkela Improvement of Process Technology for Production of Special Steel at Rourkela Steel Plant, Rourkela |
04:40 PM - 05:00 PM | S.V. Nandanwar, BSP, Bhilai Human aspect of up gradation and Value Addition for Sustainability in present Global Scenario in Sinter Plant 2, Bhilai Steel Plant |
07.00 PM – 10.00 PM | Conference Dinner Movenpick Hotel, 115, Gokula Extension, HMT Road (Near BEL Circle), Bangalore Hosted by JSW Steel, Toranagallu |
Day 2 | Friday 4 December 2015 |
Invited Lectures | |
10:00 AM -10:30 AM | Mr. Ashish Chandra, HOD, JSW, Toranagallu Self-Reliance of India for Automotive Steel Production |
10:30 AM -11:00AM | Mr. Devasish Mishra, HOD, JSW, Toranagallu Innovative New Hot Rolled Products by JSW Steel |
11:00 AM -11:30AM | Tea Break |
11:30 AM -12:00 PM | Dr. N. C. Sharma, Head - Domestic Aerospace & Defense, Tata Advanced Materials Ltd., Bangalore Emerging trends for use of Composites in Aerospace & Defense |
12:00 PM -12:30 PM | Dr. S.K. Bhaumik, Scientist, NAL, Bangalore Nickel-Titanium Shape Memory Alloys: Challenges & Opportunities |
12:30 PM -01:00 PM | Mr. K. Chetan, Director, Quality Control, Bharat Forge, Pune Sustainability-Roadmap/Case Studies – Forging Industry Perspective |
01:00 PM -02:00 PM | Lunch |
02:00 PM - 02:30 PM | Dr. S.C. Sharma, Group Director, VSSC, Trivandrum Towards Self-Reliance in Space Materials |
Contributed Lectures | |
02:30 PM - 02:50 PM | P.K. Mandal, Amal Jyothi College of Engg., Kanjirapally Comparative studies on Control of Microstructure and Mechanical properties of Al-Zn-Mg and Al-Zn-Mg-Sc alloys after Friction Stir Processing |
02:50 PM - 03:10 PM | Pushpa Ambrose, BSP, Bhilai Advancement and Futuristic Approach for Coke Making Facilities |
03:10 PM - 03:30PM | Gaurav Bhargava, P. Dhandapani, Latimuni Patra,Latchupatni Naidu, Arbindkumar Akela, Dinesh Rout and Devasish Mishra,JSW, Toranagallu A Novel Approach of Design of IFHS Steel with Excellent Formability and Superior Surface Quality for Coated Applications |
03:30PM - 03:50 PM | M.K. Singh*, B.N. Pathak**, M. Roy**, P.K. Kongari***, S.K. Pan** and S.K. Das* *RDCIS Rourkela Centre, SAIL, Rourkela – 769011,**RDCIS, SAIL, Ranchi – 834002 *** Rourkela Steel Plant, SAIL, Rourkela- 769011 Effect of Raw Mix Bulk Density on Iron Ore Sintering Process |
03:50 PM - 04:20 PM | Tea Break |
04:20 PM - 04:40 PM | K.K. Bhengra*, B.N. Pathak**, M.K. Singh*, D.M. Mohan***, S.K. Pan** and S.K. Das**RDCIS Rourkela Centre, SAIL, Rourkela – 769011,**RDCIS, SAIL, Ranchi – 834002***Rourkela Steel Plant, SAIL, Rourkela- 769011 Experimental studies on Partial Replacement of Dolomite with Olivine in Sinter Making |
04:40PM - 05:00PM | P.K. Mandal, Amal Jyothi College of Engg., Kanjirapally Mechanical Property Enhancement in Micro Alloying Steel followed by Forging and Normalizing Heat-treatment for Advanced Applications |
05:00PM -05:20 PM | Rajan Kumar Singh, Prashant Kumar Mehta, Shrikanth Pai, V.V.L. Rao, Devasish Mishra JSW, Toranagallu Elimination of Sticker Marks in IF grade steel |
05:20 PM - 05:40 PM | Mrittik Roy Chowdhury, Harish Nair, Shivamurthy C.R. and Ishan Wattamwar JSW, Toranagallu Hot Metal-Hot DRI – A Unique Combination of Feed mix for EAF Steelmaking: JSW’s Experience |
Day 3 | Saturday 5 December 2015 |
Invited Lectures | |
10:00 AM- 10:30 AM | Prof. Satish V. Kailash, IISc, Bangalore Friction Stir Welding |
10:30 AM- 11:00 AM | Dr. Debashis Dutta, Formerly HAL & UTC Aerospace, Bangalore Heat Treatment and Pyrometry Requirements for the Aerospace Industry |
11:00 AM- 11:30 AM | Tea Break |
11:30 AM- 12:00 PM | Mr. S.S. Avadhani, Scientist-E and Science Communicator, CMTI, Bangalore Pollution in Metallurgical Process Industries |
Contributed Lectures | |
12:00 PM - 12:20 PM | F.R. Kapsalamova, B.K. Kenzhaliev, V.G. Mironov, G.T. Shilov Kazakh British Technical University, Kazakhastan Application of Plasticizers for Filler material used in Gas-thermal Spraying |
12:20 PM - 12:40 PM | G.M. Chowdhury, C. Ram, Ratnesh Ram, Sudip Acharyya and S.K. Pan RDCIS, Ranchi Study on the Induration Cycle during Pelletization of Goethite Ore |
12:40 PM - 01:00 PM | Pradeep Agarwal, G.B. Ramana, Raghevendra Badiger, Devasish Mishra and P.K. Ghorui JSW, Toranagallu Development of Dual Phase Hot Rolled Steel for Automotive Wheel Applications |
01:00 PM- 01:20PM | Rameshwar Sah, JSW, Toranagallu Utilization of Iron Ore and Coal/Coke Fines Generated at Mines and Steel Plants for Resource Conservation |
01:20 PM - 01:45 PM | Concluding Session |
01:45 PM- 02:45 PM | Lunch |
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Trinity NDT Celebrating 14 years of Passion for Quality
Today certainly, Trinity NDT's training services are the bench mark for quality NDT training and education in India and abroad. Trinity Institute of NDT Technology a training division of Trinity NDT.
Whether it could be reliable NDT Inspection Services, or Top class NDT Training or Dependable Welder Qualification tests or trusted third party inspection NDT or consulting Trinity NDT offers diverse range of NDT & Welding Inspection services to meet client requirements.
Being part of Trinity NDTians, would like to thank all the clients for their continued support and appreciate all the delegates who have done NDT Level certification training with Trinity Institute of NDT Technology from following parts of Indian states cities of Karnataka, Mangalore, Mysore, Hubli, Dharwad, Bellary, Shimoga, Tamilnadu, Chennai, Thiruchirapally (Trichy), Coimbatore, Madurai, Salem, Hosur, Thanjavur, Guindy, Kerala, Cochin, Palakkad, Thiruvananthapuram, Andhra Pradesh Vijaywada, Visakhapatnam (Vizag), Tirupati, Kurnool, Kakinada, Rajahmundry, Maharshtra, Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Navimumbai, Gujarat- Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Jamnagar, Diu and Daman, Dadra Nagar Haveli, Andaman Nicobar Islands, Bihar Patna, Chattisgarh Raipur Bhilai, West Bengal Kolkata, Kharagpur, Rourkela, Odisha Bhubaneswar, Rajasthan Jaipur, Delhi, NCR Delhi, Gurgaon, Punjab Jalandhar Amritsar, Patiala, Chandigarh, Kashmir, Australia, US, UK, Dubai, Russia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Papua New guinea, Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen, Qatar, Philippines, Maldives, Sudan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bhutan, Nepal, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Cameroon, Angola, Portugal, Uganda etc.,
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NDT Jobs in Uganda, India, Singapore & Saudi Arabia
Multiple vacancies for the position "ANDT Inspector" g
Company Name: NDT Corrosion Control Services
Location : Saudi Arabia/GCC
Job Type : Permanent
Required Nationality : India
Below are the requirements for the said position
1. 4 years Technical Degree
2. PCN/CSWIP Certified PAUT Level II with at least 1 year of experience
Please send your CVs to reddy@ndtcorrosion.com
subject line must be " PCN/CSWIP PAUT Inspector"
All educational / NDT Certificates must be attached with CV
Selection Criteria:
Round 1. Based on CVs
Round 2. Technical Interview ( will be held in Chennai)
Round 3. Training for 4 days
Round 4. Final Examination after training (Theory and practical )
Interview date and location will be informed to Shortlisted candidates only
A reputed company need Industrial Radiographers to do Radiography Testing (RT) at Shipyard in Singapore immediately.
You can send the CV and other certificates of the personnel to the below if you know anybody who is interested in this position.
Qualification and Experience Requirement
- Shall have SNT-TC-1A NDT Level 2 in Radiographic Testing
- Holding R1 licence issued by NEA Singapore and Singapore Driving Licence is an added advantage
- Atleast 6 month experience in industrial Radiography
Contact:
P.Pugalendhi (Pugal) – NDT& Projects,
Cutech Process Services Pte Ltd,
Singapore
Email : pugal@cutechgroup.com
Mobile: 65- 91052231
- Holding R1 licence issued by NEA Singapore and Singapore Driving Licence is an added advantage
- Atleast 6 month experience in industrial Radiography
Contact:
P.Pugalendhi (Pugal) – NDT& Projects,
Cutech Process Services Pte Ltd,
Singapore
Email : pugal@cutechgroup.com
Mobile: 65- 91052231
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Welding Inspector and NDT Level 2 Certification courses January 2015 at Bengaluru India
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Work Shop on World Class Manufacturing Practices at Trinity NDT, Bengaluru India
Work Shop on World Class Manufacturing Practices at Trinity NDT, Bengaluru India
Date : Thursday, 07th January 2016
Venue: Trinity NDT, Bengaluru
Over View of the Work Shop:
Today's manufacturing environment is increasingly competitive. Manufacturers need to stay focused on finding new ways to design, produce, sell and deliver products. The challenges of growth, productivity and marketing are more important to manufacturers than ever before. Competitive manufacturing provides a sound base strategy to meet all these challenges. It provides the skills to take familiar concepts like just-in-time, value chains and inventory control and use them to drive your business' performance.
Competitive Manufacturing uses a systematic approach to producing high quality goods, at less cost and least waste. Businesses that uses competitive manufacturing concepts typically: Reduce the costs of making products at competitive pricing without compromising on quality, Reduce the product cycle time with zero wastage, Improve workflow through the plant, reducing employee workload, involve employee in continuously improving the product to be No.1 in the market.
Contents of the program
Principles of Continuous Process Improvement, KMI, KPI and KAI for Quality improvement, TPM, know why analysis, Elimination of 3M's, Toyota Production system, Gemba Kaizen, Jidoka, Poka Yoke, Poka Matrix, Kaizen and Kaikaku, Root cause analysis, Chronic and sporadic causes, CAPA, Defect reduction analysis,Problem solving story boards, 5 principles of problem solving, 345678 methodology for defect prevention.
Methodology
Workshop on World Class Manufacturing Practices will be highly interactive and requires active involvement from each participant. The methodology involves experiential learning wherein the participants are made to work in groups to identify problems and apply relevant tools for solving them. The workshop also aims at identifying problems and developing effective problem solving skills among the participants.
Participants Profile
Production engineers, Quality control engineers, Supervisors, Operations Managers, Maintenance engineers, Design engineers, Purchase / Stores/ supply chain executives
Date / Time
Thursday, 07th January 2016 from 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Venue
Trinity NDT, Plot No.V-22a, 6th Main, 2nd Stage, Bengaluru - 560 058
Delegate Fee
Rs.850+Service tax per participant (inclusive lunch) Cash/Cheque /D.D./NEFT to be made in favour of ‘Trinity NDT Engineers’
Profile of the Resource Person
Dr. Manjunath V. S, is a Mechanical Engineer and he hold three masters degrees. He holds M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering, Masters in International Business and Masters in Human Resource management. He has successfully completed PhD in the area of Human Resource Management from Bangalore University. He has 5 years of industry experience and 16 years of teaching experience. He is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt.
He was actively involved in curriculum development of VTU MBA course. He is an active trainer and has conducted over 100 training programs and trained over 2000 executives from various organizations like Wipro, HMT, BEML, Fouress engineering, Ace designers, GE Triveni, Sutures India, etc in the areas of TQM, Six Sigma, Personality Development, Supervisory Development, Kaizen etc. He conducts regular training programs for FKCCI (Federation of Karnataka Chamber of Commerce and Industries). He has also conducted several Faculty Development programs and trained more than 500 faculty members. He has also conducted in house training programs for the organizations Canara Hydraulics Limited, and Southern Electronics Limited.
He has authored/co-authored 8 text books which are published by Pearson Education and Excel Books. He has presented and published more than 30 research papers. He is a regular columnist for FKCCI journal “The Mysore Commerce”. He is life member of ISTE, Corporate member of NIPM, and Member-FKCCI
At present he is working as Director and Professor, at Nitte School of Management, Yelahanka which is a autonomous B School approved by AICTE and belongs to Nitte Education Trust, Mangalore.
For Registrations Contact
Interested participants are requested to fill in the attached registration form and send it to ‘TRINITY NDT’ with the requisite fee. Registration will be restricted to 25 participants on first come first serve basis. For more details contact – 9141 33 9994 / 98441 29439 / 99009 29439 or email - training@trinityndt.com
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Christmas Celebrations at Trinity NDT Bengaluru India on 25th Dec 2015
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Wishing all the readers a very happy, successful and Properous New Year 2016
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Trinity NDT Releases NDT Training Calendar- Level II certification on ET, MT, PT, RT, UT & VT Level II
Trinity NDT Releases NDT Training Calendar- Level II certification on ET, MT, PT, RT, UT & VT Level II
Trinity NDT Releases NDT Training Calendar- Level II certification on ET, MT, PT, RT, UT & VT Level II for FY April 2016 to March 2017 to facilitate the interested NDT Courses and training participants to plan the registrations and the vacations accordingly. For more information Call: Ms Sowmya, NDT & Welding Inspection Courses Training Coordinator on +91 9141 339994, 98441 29439 Email: training@trinityndt.com
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NDT Training on Level 2 held in December 2015 at Bengaluru India
NDT Training on Level 2 held in December 2015 at Bengaluru India
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Workshop on World Class Manufacturing Practices - 07th Jan 2016 Bengaluru India
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We are RECRUITING for NDT Level 2 Jobs Vacancies, Trinity NDT, Bangalore
We are RECRUITING for NDT Level 2Jobs Vacancies, Trinity NDT, Bangalore
NDT Level II Jobs - Eligibility
1. Should be B.E/B.Tech (Mech) / DME with NDT Level II certification in
UT, MT, PT, RFI, VT & ET certified by Trinity Institute of NDT Technology
2. With or Without experience
3. Good communication skills in English
4. Should be conversant with Basic Computer Skills
5. Ability to Work with the team and lead the team
6. Passion to learn and Practice NDT
UT, MT, PT, RFI, VT & ET certified by Trinity Institute of NDT Technology
2. With or Without experience
3. Good communication skills in English
4. Should be conversant with Basic Computer Skills
5. Ability to Work with the team and lead the team
6. Passion to learn and Practice NDT
Note: Specify Job Code: TNE1002N and NDT Certification Institute Name in the Subject Line
E-mail Resumes to: careers@trinityndt.com Last Date: 18th Feb 2016
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NDT Training certification Courses in Delhi - NCR, April 2016
Operations of Trinity NDT Commencing tentatively in April 2016 in Delhi-NCR. Trinity Institute of NDT Technology, is organizing NDT Level II training & certification courses on Ultrasonic testing, Radiography Interpretation, Visual testing, Magnetic Particle testing, Liquid Penetrant testing& Eddy Current testing.
Participants for NDT Training courses from Faridabad, Jalandhar, Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow, Kanpur, Gurgaon, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Patiala, Mumbai, Patna, Bihar, Kolkata, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Bhilai, Bhopal, Jamshedpur, Surat, and other parts of Northern India can now easily reach and enrol for our NDT courses in Delhi-NCR. Visit www.trinityndt.com for more information on our ndt courses and value added professional certifications.
For details on commencement date, schedules, registration call us on +91 98441 29439, 9141 339994, 99009 29439 email: training@trinityndt.com
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NDT of Welds - Technical Talk oragnized by The Indian Institute of Welding
on 10th March 2016 at 4 pm
Venue: Trinity NDT, Plot No-V22a, 6th Main, 2nd Stage, Peenya Indl Estate, Bangalore - 560058, India
Outline of Talk
1.Introduction to Nondestructive testing
2.Importance of NDT for Welds
9.Conclusion
All are invited.
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NDT LEVEL II Job Vacancies Forging Company India
A reputed forgings manufacturing company in Bangalore needs NDT Level II certified candidates for their FORGING plant - NDT QA/QC department in Bangalore.
Eligibility: NDT Level II in 5 or more NDT methods, Certification by Trinity NDT is preferred
Experience: Fresh or Experienced both can apply
Post Code: FRGBLR, Specify the post code in your email SUBJECT line
Eligible candidate can email us their resumes to: careers@trinityndt.com
Important Note: RESUMES MUST BE ONLY IN WORD FORMAT. NO OTHER FORMATS ARE ACCEPTABLE
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