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NDT Episode 10 Advice for new NDT Technicians

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In today’s episode I answer some of the most common questions I’ve received since starting the podcast. How do I get into NDT? How do I move up? How much money should I be making?
For links to some of the schools and companies discussed in today’s episode see below:
NDT Schools and Training:
20 Best NDT Schools in the United States
www.bergeng.com/blog/20-best-...
Ocean Corp - www.oceancorp.com/
Hellier - hellierndt.com
Warrior to Inspector - www.war2in.org/
NDT Companies
Team - www.teaminc.com/
Mistras - www.mistrasgroup.com/
Applus - www.applus.com/global/en/
Versa - www.versaintegrity.com/careers/
NDT Survey
PQNDT - www.pqndt.com/

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12 авг 2024

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@bos_cap9936 10 месяцев назад

I’m transitioning out of the navy, I am the lucky rate (job) that can get sent to NDT school. It’s very hard nowadays to get sent there and I don’t think I will be by the time I get out. With that though, I go shadow in the lab all the time and try to learn as much as possible. I have tons of manuals and good references to study on. I’m also familiar with the processes and my welds are inspected by our guys as well. I’ve heard some places accredit for my time in the navy as a HT to NDT hours. Also hoping by the time I get out there’s a good school around me to learn, around Phoenix AZ

@rob8680 10 месяцев назад

I was a BM in the navy with no experience in the field I applied with a company and got called the very next day

@bos_cap9936 10 месяцев назад

@@rob8680 hell yeah, only problem is you’re starting out at that apprentice level till you get your OJT hours. I actually just got reached out by a great school called warrior to inspector in AZ. By the end of their schooling you’ll be level II with their OJT hours provided by the school. They also have job placement opportunities so I’m super excited about that

@dryerlint17 11 месяцев назад

Thank you. I'm very happy I found your channel. Hi from the Ohio River.

@currin90 Год назад

Very informative video would like to spread your knowledge to navy marines and air force. Could you do more videos?

@kamade123 Год назад

Working on it! Thanks for watching.

@yamato743 Год назад

I'm glad I found this channel. Keep up the videos, I def appreciate the knowledge

@kamade123 Год назад

Thanks man.

@dangerousjuju2651 10 месяцев назад

Wow right video! I’m going to school for NDT now and I will be doing it for the rest of my career

@HandMadeWrath 6 месяцев назад

Hows it going so far?

@witbio 8 дней назад

What school are you attending

@ceejay6052 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for the lecture,I been in NDT for 2years ,I have Level ll NDT ASNT, there's no great opportunities over here in Nigeria.

@honesto8457 2 месяца назад

You do ndt in Nigeria?

@KingdomKyle08 7 месяцев назад

Great advice. Thank you

@demetriusgonzales8511 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for your advice !

@kkima1390 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for the video!

@randygonzalez2266 Год назад

Indeed and all those other sites were saying NDT Techs make only 50-60k a year but PQNDT said that’s like entry level/traniee salary??

@kamade123 Год назад

Pay ranges wildly throughout the country. Starting PT inspectors typically make the least ($18 - 25/hr) while the advanced methods pay the most $40 - 55/hr). Contractors will usually get paid a lot more, I've heard of people making $65/hr but they typically won't get the same benefits (401k, Health care) as working for a stable company and it's feast or famine.

@stevenbernard1 11 месяцев назад

@@kamade123 you’ll probably have the opportunity to get your ropes certs which will add a decent amount onto that

@stevenbernard1 11 месяцев назад

it’s all dependent on what certs you have

@dylan7505 Год назад

Hey man, awesome video! i wish you made more…anyways, do you think this career is automation safe? I am looking to get into this career but concerned for the future of this industry.

@kamade123 Год назад

Thanks for watching. I do believe the industry is safe for the most part. Ultrasonics has had automation for decades (immersion testing) and while automation is taking over a lot of the NDT methods it mostly just assists with probe placement and indexing. Evident scientific and Zetec/Eddyfi both have ADR (Assisted or Auto-Defect Recognition) software that are being added to their analysis software but even that will requires a knowledgeable inspector making the ultimate decision for part acceptance.