Why Take Thermography Training?

Infrared Thermography Certification is a written proof of your professional infrared qualifications. When training with our company for your Infrared Thermography Certification, you are attaining certification from the world's leading infrared training organization.

ITC infrared certification verifies the thermographer's ability to operate an infrared camera, collect quality data, produce professional infrared inspection reports, and understand the techniques and limitations of infrared thermography for specific applications. ITC Infrared Thermography Certifications are globally recognized and are designed to exceed the requirements of international infrared certification standards.

Highly qualified instructors with ASNT Level III and EPRI Level III certifications, advanced academic degrees to the PhD level and extensive field experience develop and teach all ITC courses. The ITC Thermography Certification process requires students to attend an infrared certification/training course, pass closed-book examinations and quizzes, and submit a field assignment demonstrating understanding of application and proper use of the infrared camera. Students maintain their infrared certification by active participation in, and continuing education of, their infrared thermography skills.

Who Should Attend?

Do you own, or are you about to purchase, an infrared camera and need training or advice?
Need to learn more about thermography and infrared camera applications?
Are you looking to get certified, or re-certified?

Then you've come to the right place! Our company is the perfect place to get high-quality interactive thermography training from the most qualified international thermography instructors. We offer IR training, certification, and re-certification in all aspects of infrared thermography use. From Level I, Level II, and Level III certifications to specialized instruction in building diagnostics, roofing, law enforcement, and other application areas, our world-class infrared training facilities feature the most extensive hands-on laboratories for learning IR applications.

Infrared Testing Infrared testing refers to an inspection process utilizing thermography or infrared cameras as a means to perform situational non-destructive testing or NDT. Infrared testing can be performed in a variety of situations to detect problems before they become much larger issues. Below are some examples of infrared testing applications:

• Roofing - Infrared testing is used to detect water damage & leaks beneath the surface of the roof, allowing the opportunity to repair the section before it continues to spread.
• Electrical - Infrared testing is used as a means to detect potential circuit overload or areas of unusually high electrical resistance, allowing electricians to replace the circuit before failure. This preventative measure eliminates costly downtime or further damage to the electrical system.
• Maintenance - Plant maintenance technicians use infrared testing as a form of preventive maintenance by monitoring a variety of machine parts. By evaluating a machine's temperature signatures under normal operating conditions, one can perform periodic infrared inspections to detect overheating joints, bearings, and other parts in order to avoid costly downtime. This kind of preventative or predictive maintenance is critical to increasing & maintaining plant efficiency.
• Building diagnostics - Infrared testing is used to detect heating & cooling loss or moisture problems due to insulation deficiencies or construction issues.

Associated Jobs

The following are possible jobs that can incorporate the training you gain from attending this course. Some jobs may require further education and training.

• Energy Auditor
• Insulation Professional
• HERS Rater
• Electrictian
• Roofing Specialist
• Thermography Consultant