Institute Committees
Committees
The Institute has eight propositions through which stakeholders engage with BINDT, spearheaded by its marketing and PR capabilities and underpinned by its IT capability, its ‘establishment’ (people, premises and facilities) and its partners.
Figure 1 shows the Institute’s committee structure in schematic form. Further details on the committees is listed on the menu to the left.
The key committees have oversight responsibility for BINDT’s operations and the execution of the strategic plan, as shown in Figure 2. They report to BINDT’s Council (Trustees) and are, in some cases, empowered to make decisions on behalf of Council (for example membership and registration).
The committees are:
Special Interest Groups
The institute has a number of groups that meet the specific needs of members with particular interests:
Advisory Groups and Committees
Current User Groups include:
Membership of all groups is open to members (and in some cases non-members) at no additional charge. Group members benefit from discussion of current topics of interest or controversy and from the interchange of views between individuals all sharing a specific common interest. As a group, they can influence affairs that they couldn’t as individuals.
For further information, contact Cindy Bailey at the Secretariat (cindy.bailey@bindt.org).
The Institute has eight propositions through which stakeholders engage with BINDT, spearheaded by its marketing and PR capabilities and underpinned by its IT capability, its ‘establishment’ (people, premises and facilities) and its partners.
Figure 1 shows the Institute’s committee structure in schematic form. Further details on the committees is listed on the menu to the left.
The key committees have oversight responsibility for BINDT’s operations and the execution of the strategic plan, as shown in Figure 2. They report to BINDT’s Council (Trustees) and are, in some cases, empowered to make decisions on behalf of Council (for example membership and registration).
The committees are:
- Governance Advisory Committee
- Finance Committee
- Establishment Review Committee (ERP)
- Croxson (Awards & Recognition) Committee
- CM Technical Committee (CMTC)
- NDT Technical Committee (NDTTC)
- Trade & Industry Executive Committee
- Membership, Qualification & Education Committee (MQ&E)
- Education and Professional Development Committee
- Certification Management Committee (CMC)
Special Interest Groups
The institute has a number of groups that meet the specific needs of members with particular interests:
- Aerospace Executive Committee
- Composites Group
- NDE 4.0 Group
- Service Inspection Group (SIG).
Advisory Groups and Committees
- Advisory Group on Strategic NDT Leadership
- Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Group
- Practitioner Committee.
- Engineering Council Working Group
- Joint NDT/SHM/CM Working Group
- Materials Testing Working Group
- NDT and CM Certification Working Groups
- Standards Working Group
- Working Group on NDT for Heritage Boilers.
Current User Groups include:
- Technique Validation and Qualification User Group
- SHM User Group
- Air-Coupled Ultrasound User Group
- FMC User Group
- Non-Linear UT User Group
- Terahertz User Group.
Membership of all groups is open to members (and in some cases non-members) at no additional charge. Group members benefit from discussion of current topics of interest or controversy and from the interchange of views between individuals all sharing a specific common interest. As a group, they can influence affairs that they couldn’t as individuals.
For further information, contact Cindy Bailey at the Secretariat (cindy.bailey@bindt.org).
