Non-destructive testing

The competence "Non-destructive testing" is the performance of technical diagnostics of equipment and structures for timely detection of dangerous defects, improving the reliability of industrial facilities and, as a result, minimizing the risk of industrial disasters.
Today, non-destructive testing is used in almost all industries (aviation, shipbuilding, nuclear industry, energy, railway transport, oil and gas industry, etc.) and its importance is becoming increasingly important all over the world.

Content of the competence

Team work

Competence Team

The format of participation in the "Non-destructive testing" competence is individual.
The contest task is performed by the participant and evaluated by experts.

Team composition

1 participant + 1 expert

Completing and evaluating a task

Participants independently complete the task of each competitive module:

21 hours
=
  • 2 days for 8 hours.
  • 1 day 5 hours.

The results are evaluated by experts on day 4.
Experts are trained in verification methods and tools.
The minimum number of experts in the evaluation group is 3 people.

Competitive task

Composition of the competition task

The contest task includes the following modules::

  • drawing up technological control maps using five methods;
  • detection of defects by visual and measurement control (VIC);
  • detection of defects by capillary control (CC);
  • detection of defects by magnetic powder flaw detection (MPD);
  • detection of defects by ultrasound control (UZK);
  • detection of defects by radiographic control (RGC);
  • preparation of reporting documentation using five methods.

Structure of the competition task

Competition Task Blocks:

  • 10% - Carrying out QC
  • 18% - Drawing up a technical specification
  • 18% - Carrying out a VIC
  • 10% - Carrying out the IPC
  • 17% - Carrying out of the Narrow Access Control System
  • 17% - Conducting the RGC
  • 10% - Preparation of reporting documents

Materials to download

Technical documentation
Competitive task for 2024

Evaluation

Checking the level

Each specialist is tested for the level of proficiency in professional knowledge and skills

Professional knowledge and skills
  • Read and understand technical specifications;
  • Read and understand control tasks;
  • Prepare reporting documents;
  • Develop and issue process maps;
  • Use a measuring tool;
  • Configure instruments and equipment;
  • Perform control of competitive samples by five methods: VIC, QC, MPD, UZK, RGC.

Evaluating skills

Skills are evaluated through the quality and effectiveness of work actions.

Labor action groups
  • Criterion A
    Drawing up process maps using five methods
  • Criterion B
    Detection of defects by the VIC method
  • Criterion C
    Detection of defects by the QC method
  • Criterion D
    Detection of defects by the MTD method
  • Criterion E
    Detection of defects by the UZK method
  • Criterion F
    Detection of defects by the RGC method
  • Criterion G
    Preparation of reporting documentation on five control methods

Ad platform rules

  1. Work on the site strictly according to the competence plan.
  2. The operating time is monitored by a timer, which is controlled by the expert responsible for this.
  3. The participant's workplace should be free of foreign objects brought with them: phones, notebooks, headphones, smart watches, cases, bags, their own tools, etc.
  4. The organizer places at the participant's workplace: fountain pen, pencil, drafts, technical specifications, tools and equipment, competition samples.

Rules of communication on the site

Telegram-the main channel

When preparing for the championships and further interaction of the expert community is conducted in chats:


  • Chat 1. Competence Team
    Chief Expert, Deputy Chief Expert, authorized experts
  • Chat 2. Experts and competence participants
    Experts and participants of the AtomSkills Championship
Rules of communication in Telegram
  • Member's profile:
    photo, surname, first name (in Russian/English)
On the championship site
  • During training, the participant interacts with their expert mentor.
  • During the task, if a question arises, the participant raises his hand and is approached by an expert (not a mentor), GE, ZGE or an expert on the task.
  • During the competition day, participants are not allowed to communicate with expert mentors when completing tasks.

Site operation plan

  • The competition plan is published, indicating the time and place of the championship.
  • The plan contains all the important information for Experts and Participants.
  • We start and finish on time. Our principle: "Seven don't wait for one."

Participant's workplace

  • The participant's workplace is equipped in accordance with the infrastructure sheet.
  • A description of the workplace composition and its content is described in the Technical Description of the competence.

Data and software formats

Format for providing source data and results Software and hardware complex for performing competitive tasks
Terms of reference in the form of a document .docx or .pdf VR:Radiography and software DiSoft digital radiography

STRICTLY PROHIBITED BY THE RULES

  1. During the competition days from C1 to C3, bring to the workplace and/or remove from the workplace any information in electronic, printed or handwritten form
  2. Use communication tools on the site: smartphones, tablets, etc.
  3. Perform attempts and / or data transfers from on-site and off-site workstations by any means other than those permitted by the Contest Task
  4. During the contest task, communicate with anyone without the permission of the Chief Expert, except for the members of your team

Your Expert

Savchenko Igor Vasilyevich
Chief Expert of the Nondestructive Testing competence

+7-911-346-82-15
Igor_Savchenko84@mail.ru