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Magnetic Particle Testing - is a non-destructive test method for the detection of surface discontinuities in ferrous materials. Sub surface discontinuities can be detected but to a limited degree. 

Penetrant Testing - Dye Penetrant Inspection also known as Liquid Penetrant Inspection or Penetrant Test (PT) is a fast, economical and widely used non destructive test method to detect surface-breaking discontinuities in all non-porous materials (metals, plastics, or ceramics). 

Ultrasonic Testing - Ultrasonic testing is another method of non destructive testing where a transducer applies ultrasonic pulse waves in the frequency range of 0.5 to 10MHz in the material and the time of flight of the ultrasonic waves is measured from the initiation time to the return of the reflection to the transducer. Any change in acoustic impedance produces an ultrasonic reflection or echo. This property of the ultrasound is used to identify the material wall thickness and any internal discontinuities in material.

Eddy Current Testing - Eddy current testing is one of several non-destructive testing methods that uses the electromagnetism principle for flaw detection in conductive materials. A specially designed coil energized with an alternating-current is placed in proximity to the test surface, generating a changing magnetic field that interacts with the test-part and produces eddy currents in the vicinity. Variations in the changing phases and magnitude of these eddy currents are then monitored through the use of a receiver-coil or by measuring changes to the alternate current flowing in the primary excitation-coil.

Radiographic Testing - This method is widely used to examine for subsurface discontinuities (such as voids, porosity, inclusions and cracks, etc.) in castings and weldments in a wide range of materials, by using the technique of radiographic exposure and interpretation of radiographic film. 

Heat Treatment - Post weld heat treatment (PWHT) is a term that refers to any heat treatment that is applied to a material after welding. The process is often used to improve the properties of the weldment.

Infrared Thermography - Infrared Thermography inspection testing is essentially a non-invasive, non-destructive inspection process that uses temperature sensing scanners. Infrared testing is used to locate and document thermal anomalies (hot spots).

Positive Material Identification - Positive Material Identification (PMI) is the identification and chemical analysis of various metal alloys through nondestructive methods. 

Holiday Detection - Holiday testing is a non-destructive test method applied on protective coatings to detect unacceptable discontinuities such as pinholes and voids.

Vacuum Box Testing - Vacuum box testing is a non-destructive examination used when trying to locate through thickness leaks on seam welds and adjacent sheeting material. 

Loose and Fixed Lifting Gear - Loose Lifting Gear is what we consider lifting accessories, such as items that are used in the lifting process but do not perform the actual lift. These accessories include chain and web slings, eyebolts, shackles, etc. The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER), require that all lifting accessories / loose lifting gear are thoroughly examined, by a competent person, before they are used for the first time and at regular intervals thereafter (at least 6-monthly).

Crane Inspections - Crane inspections are designed to assess the safety of equipment, detect wear and tear and identify maintenance needs for safe, productive operation.

Load Testing - Maintaining a high-level of safety for the operations of cargo handling equipment is of critical importance to general industry. Load testing is generally performed on all cargo carrying units, baskets, containers, bins, skids, equipment packs and all other equipment in need of certification before  transportation by lifting cranes, forklifts, etc… to determine the Safe Working Loads and Maximum Gross Weight limits.

Davit Inspection - Davit systems are used where there is a requirement to suspend a load over a roof edge, parapet or glazing system. The majority of applications which we encounter are for the suspension of personnel in the form of either an abseil or cradle systems.

CCU Inspection - All Cargo Carrying Units (CCU) shall be regularly inspected as per the international regulations. CCU is defined as any item or equipment lifted by slings with primary purpose for the transportation of goods, material or equipment.