Mr.Veera,
Thank you for your reply and i know this VT requirement.
What i wanted to know is, since i am recently joined here and have only 10 days for fresh and U stamp certification audit,
Can i ask my NDT company procedure and qualify my QC inspector within 5 days with their procedure.
Is it permitted for ASME vessels in Sec V.
Regards
Saravanan
Unlike other methods, VT can be done my own QC.just need to write a procedure of your own and qualify your people.all you need is annual eye exam and basic training.there is no need for outsourcing VT activities.--On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 5:01 PM, Saravanan Sornam <saravanshyla@gmail.com> wrote:Dear ASME experts,
Please give your suggestions on the following,
As we made contract for VT inspection with our Subconteactor NDT company,
and 1st time we are going to have U stamp Audit for new application after 10 days from now,
I guess it is not reasonable to call VT guy for each inspection in our shop.NDT Company is 50 kms away from our shop.
So i would like to use NDT company procedure to qualify our own QC inspector to make inspection with ASME AI before we close the final closure in our vessel.
Can i make contract with NDT company to give visual inspection training as per ASNT requirement and ammend my QC manual accordingly.Need your suggestions ASAP.
Regards
--
Saravanan
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