Burlington, NJ October 16, 2007---
Infraspection Institute is pleased to announce the addition
of Level II Thermography to its highly successful Distance Learning
program. Designed specifically for online delivery, Level II
Thermography covers the same core curriculum as Infraspection’s
Certified Infrared Thermographer® training course. Level
II Thermography focuses on quantitative thermography, non-contact
temperature measurement, and advanced thermographic applications.
According
to Jim Seffrin, Director of Infraspection Institute, “Our
new course enables thermographers the opportunity to advance
their training and skill sets quickly and easily. Level II Thermography
covers advanced infrared theory, equipment calibration, radiometric
error sources and corrections, and several applications. Students
also learn methods for setting temperature limits and determining
repair priorities.”
Level II Thermography is divided into narrated
1-hour units allowing students to work at a convenient pace.
Each course unit is designed to build upon the previous units
of the course. Students may return to individual course units
at any time for review. Course content is equivalent to 32 hours
of classroom instruction and meets ASNT requirements for training
of NDT personnel.
Christopher Seffrin, Co-Director of Infraspection
adds, “With our Distance Learning Thermography Courses,
students can take their infrared training wherever and whenever
it's convenient. All courses are taught by Infraspection Institute
Level 3 Certified Infrared Thermographers®, each having
over 20 years of professional experience.”
Students who successfully complete the Level
II Thermography course are eligible to take the Infraspection
Institute Certified Infrared Thermographer® Exam. This exam
is offered at no charge at the end of all Infraspection open
enrollment classes and at the annual IR/INFO Conference. For
a fee, the exam may also be taken by appointment at authorized
testing centers or via a secure video link.
For more information or to register,
visit www.infraspection.com
or call 609-239-4788.
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