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[MW:2937] Re: API 510 Certified Inspector course

By Materials & Welding
Dear Mr Israr Ahmed,

Please find attached herewith the details of the organisation who is conducting various NDT courses as well as giving TPI and NDT services to various companies in different countries. They already executed many jobs in middle east and far east asia region. They are putting their offices in USA and UK also. They conduct AWS-CWI courses, ASNT NDT courses, NACE courses, API courses and lot more.

They have planned CWI, NACE, API courses in next few months in middle east, including Saudi Arabia.

You can be in touch with me as I will be their Operations Manager and Training Coordinator for middle east including UAE, Saudi, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Turky, Kuwait, Baharain, Qatar, Oman etc. for all your training and NDT requirements.

All members are requested to note.

Regards,

Nikhil Parikh
+971 50 1453525
+91 99094 24518

On Thu, 06 Aug 2009 14:05:55 +0530 wrote
>Dear,

Gulf Quality Control Co Ltd is alsoconducting API 510, 570 and 653 Courses in Saudi Arabia. visit www.gqcco.com for further details,

Arush
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 1:46 PM, israr wrote:
Dear Friend,I am planning to go for API Certified welding inspector course, Cananybody guide me to go step by step to get success in this.
Presently I am working in SAUDI ARABIA, Here nobody cunduct suchcourse.RegardsIsrar AhmedSr. Engineer QA/QCemail-"israr1232003@yahoo.co.in" and "ahmedisrar.nm@gmail.com"

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