Non-Destructive Testing Program Overview
In MIAT’s Advanced Non-Destructive Testing program, students are introduced to the primary areas of non-destructive testing: eddy current, visual penetrant, magnetic particle, and ultrasound and radiography. This training prepares them for entry-level work in a variety of industries, from oil and gas and manufacturing to power generation and aviation.1
Most of our grads start out working as entry-level technicians or in other entry-level roles. As with any industry, over time, you may be able to advance in your career with hard work.
Some entry-level roles include non-destructive testing technician, quality control technician and inspector. Some advanced roles include industrial radiographer, NDT/NDE technician level I, RT assistant/helper, QC/QA inspector and QC/QA inspector assistant.78
9 months
800+ hours
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Technician Training
Non-destructive testing technicians are responsible for ensuring that products coming out of a factory meet the specifications set by the company. A majority of work being maintenance on existing Equipment including: off-shore, refineries, and more. They inspect products to ensure their structural and visual components are up to standard, which in turn helps increase customer satisfaction.
The nine-month Advanced NDT Technician program provides an introduction to the non-destructive testing industry and prepares you to apply for entry-level positions in the field.1 Once employed graduates will work with their employer to test and obtain on-the-job training (OJT) hours in the field.1
MIAT Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Technician School Location
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Courses
Your courses will cover essential topics in the NDT industry. They start with the basics, so no prior experience is required.
- Visual Theory and Application I & II
- Penetrant Theory and Application I & II
- Eddy Current Theory and Application I & II
- Magnetic Particle Theory and Application I & II
- Ultrasound Theory and Application I & II
- Radiation Safety
Invest in Your Future
Quality control and inspections are important steps taken by industries nationwide. Employers are looking for non-destructive testing technicians with the right education.1
$65,520
76,000+
Frequently Asked Questions
Gain Skills That Will Last a Lifetime
Interested in pursuing a career in non-destructive testing?1 Now’s a great time to start your training. Click the request info link at the top of the page to connect with an Admissions Representative.