The requirements for applying for nondestructive testing in Hubei province are not very complicated, but there is a registration form for nondestructive testing personnel to obtain evidence, which must be stamped by the unit and cannot be registered in the name of individuals.

Non-destructive testing majors and science and engineering undergraduates can directly apply for the second level.

Non-destructive testing majors and science and engineering undergraduates can only apply from the first level.

After graduating from high school, you can only apply for level one. ..

Every year in Hubei Province, the new evidence collection is around September, such as this year's exam on September 20th10, 13. You can find this information in the special equipment column on the website of Hubei Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision. Hubei Provincial Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision holds pre-test training courses every year. Training fee 800 yuan/door, including RT, UT, PT, MT. Examination fee 300 yuan/door. The training time is about 15 days. This exam is generally theoretical, technical and practical. Those who have not passed the exam can make up the exam, and those who have passed the exam don't have to make up the exam. If you haven't been engaged in practical work, then the practical examination is the difficulty.

Examination registration should hold the initial application form of nondestructive testing personnel, a copy of academic certificate and a copy of ID card.

In nondestructive testing, it is not difficult to do only textual research. If you are engaged in practical work, then the technical requirements in the actual work after the exam are relatively high, and the attention to work experience is also very high. Among the four items, MT (magnetic particle testing), PT (penetrant testing), RT (radiographic testing) and UT (ultrasonic testing) are the simplest, and it is difficult to theorize about X-rays and practice ultrasonic testing. If you want to take the exam, you should know which one you need to take first. Don't report too much blindly. I already hold RT II, and I took MT II this year. Personally, if you want to engage in nondestructive testing, basically you have to take the four certificates, and if you have the ability, you'd better report to level 3. There is no harm in having a three-level certificate, which is beneficial to salary and practical work.