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VAT Reg. No. 581 2105 68
How important is a visual testing (VT) qualification? Surely someone qualified in NDT can perform visual inspections? Well, ISO 9712 does list VT as a method in its own right. Would you expect a VT inspector to be able to carry out magnetic particle testing without any training or certification? Could a penetrant tester carry out eddy current testing without training or certification? The last two questions are probably very easy to answer with a no but, as with VT, each case is an application of a surface inspection method.
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