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Short Course 1

Description

With the price of infrared cameras more affordable than ever, many companies are implementing in-house infrared programs. Unfortunately, many infrared programs are put in the hands of thermographers who have little or no experience in developing and maintaining such a program, especially if it is a large company. Large companies, like a utility company, often have many thermographers in various departments performing many different types of IR inspections. This presentation focuses on the most important considerations in setting up and managing an infrared program to meet the present and future needs of a company.

Learning outcomes

This course will enable you to:

• select infrared equipment appropriate for specific applications
• identify key objective specifications for thermal imagers
• ascertain relevant performance specs for thermal imagers
• understand how to evaluate imagers based on actual performance
• compile a simple and effective matrix to properly compare imagers

Intended audience

This material is intended for anyone wishing to select infrared equipment for an application or to specify and purchase a thermal imager. Course is designed for in-house and contract thermographers as well as PPM and PDM professionals.

Instructor
R. James Seffrin is a Level III Certified Infrared Thermographer® and Director of Infraspection Institute located in Burlington, NJ. He has over 24 years experience in performing infrared inspections for a wide variety of commercial, industrial and residential applications. He is a co-author of several industry standards and is qualified as an expert witness on the subject of thermography.

Notes
The course price includes printed handouts of course PowerPoint slides.

Price
Course FREE to full-conference attendees, all others: $99.00

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