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1.0 SCOPE
1.3.2 Level II--A Level II individual shall be qualified to set up and calibrate
equipment and to interpret results with respect to applicable codes,
standards, and specofocations. A Level II shall be thoroughly familiar
with the scope and limitations of the method for which he is qualified
and shall exercise assigned responsibility for training and guidance of
trainees and Level I personnel. A Level II shall be able to prepare
written instructions and to organize and report the results of tests.
2.1 Each candidate for Level I or Level II certification shall be examined for
color vision and near vision acuity on an annual basic.
2.2 The candidate shall be capable of reading the J-1 letters on a standard
Jaeger’s or equivalent type test chart for near vision at a distance of
twelve (12) inches. The ability to perceive an ortho-rater minimum of eight
(8) or similar test pattern is also acceptable.
3.1 Candidated for certification shall have sufficient education and experience
to ensure understanding of the principles and procedures of liquid
penetrant testing.
3.3.4 For Level II certification the experience shall consist of time at Level I.
If a person is qualified to Level II with no time at Level I, the required
experience shall consist of the sum of the times required for Level I
and Level II. The sum of the hours of the training for level I and Level II
shall also apply.
4 TRAINING
4.2General
4.1.2 The training program shall include examinations to assure the the
material has been comprehended.
5 EXAMINATION
5.2General
5.2.1 Each candidate for Level I and level II certification shall be given a
three (3) part examination covering the general, specific and practical
aspects of liquid penetrant testing.
5.2.2 The following weight factors shall be applied to the raw scores of the
three (3) parts of the examination for both Level I and Level II :
General 0.3
Specific 0.3
Practical 0.4
5.2.3 A weighted composite grade of 80% or greater is required for
certification. The raw score for any part of the examination shall be
70% or greater.
5.3Level I Requirements
5.3.1 The general part of the examination shall consist of thirty (30)
questions approved by the Director of Engineering Services. The
questions shall cover the theory and principles of liquid penetrant
applications and methods and shall be based on ASNT’s SNT-TC-1 A
Supplement D recommended questions for level II. This part of the
examination shall be completed within a period of one and one-half
hours without access to reference material.
5.3.2 The specific part of the examination shall consist of the minimum of
twenty (20) questions concerning equipment and standards employed
by PTSC OS. This part of the examination shall be completed in one
and one-half hours.
5.4Level II Requirements
5.4.1 The general part of the examination shall consist of thirty (30)
questions approved by the Director of Engineering Services. The
questions shall cover the theory and principles of liquid penetrant
applications and methods and
5.4 Reexamination :Candidates who fail the examination must either wait
thirty (30) days or show evidence of additional training before
reexamination.
6 RECOMMENDATION
7.2.2 The level of certification and the test method for which the certification
as applicable
7.2.5 A copy of the raw scores on each of the three parts of the examination
and the composite score.
8.0 RECERTIFICATION
8.1All Level I and Level II liquid penetrant inspectors shall be recertified by PTSC
OS at least once every thirty six (36) months by reexamination and
recertification in accordance with this standard.
9.1.2 The practical part of the examination is taken and passed with a raw
score of 80% or greater.
9.2 Certification by PTSC OS only valid while the individual is employed by Sii
Smith International. A termination and rehire separated by six (6) months
or less may be considered interrupted service for recertification purposes
(Ref. Section 9.1).