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[OnDemand] How to Choose the Best Nondestructive Examination Methods for Your Project

Do you know what kind ofNondestructive Examination(NDE) methods will best detect your project’s potential defects? NDE offers a range of test methods which can confirm your project is code compliant. However, if you’re not an NDE expert it can be difficult to choose the correct methods on your own.

Take a closer look at nondestructive test methods and the projects they’re best suited for with Ken LeBlanc NDE veteran and operations manager for Braun Intertec in La Porte, Texas and Wesley Soape, a nondestructive examination technician level III.

Learn more about:

  • NDE methods and the projects or materials they are best suited for
  • When to consult with an NDE expert and the questions you should be asking them
  • 特殊考虑继续in mind when planning your next project

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Meet the Speakers

Ken LeBlanc
Nondestructive Examination Operations Manager – Gulf Coast

Ken is an ASNT NDT Level-III in UT, RT, MT, PT and VT / AWS CWI based in our La Porte, Texas office, brings 29 years of experience, leadership, project management experience and technical expertise serving clients within the fabrication, process, refining and transportation sectors across Texas.

Wesley Soape
Nondestructive Examination Technican Level III

韦斯利nondes有超过13年的经验tructive technician in a variety of industries including manufacturing, subsea, aerospace, midstream oil & gas, and energy production. Wesley is based in our La Porte, Texas office.

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