Engineering, Materials and Components (EMC)

Training Objectives
A strong foundation in engineering, materials and processes is vital to the NDT technician. This training course offers you the opportunity to learn about the materials used in manufacturing, the metallurgical and mechanical properties which determine the strength of the material and how these properties are developed, the means used to process materials and how defects may be introduced into the material through these processes. Understanding the manufacturing process from start to finish is the key to a successful NDT career.

The objective of this course is to provide the fundamental knowledge of materials and processes with respect to the broad sector termed EMC (Engineering, Materials and Components). To meet CAN/CGSB-48.9712, extensive knowledge is required in materials and processes and flaw types specific to welds, castings, forgings, etc. in Levels 2 and 3 certification. The EMC course is ideal for those who intend to challenge the CGSB examinations in any method and for welders, machinists, visual inspectors, manufacturing supervisors and anyone involved in material or equipment reliability.

Course Outline

Nature and properties of materials

Solidification of metals

Solid-state changes in metals

Introduction to heat treatment

Ferrous metals and their properties

Nonferrous metals

Metal specifications and uses

Loads and material responses

Manufacturing methods

Causes and recognition of discontinuities

Powder metallurgy

Heat treatment

Machining

In service behavior of metals

This course is offered in partnership with Canadian Institute for Non-Destructive Evaluation (CINDE). Once you click on the Register button, you will be directed to CINDE's website to complete your enrollment.