ASNT NDT Level II Practice Exam
ASNT NDT Level II Practice Exam
About ASNT NDT Level II Exam
The ASNT NDT Level II Exam is a certification assessment conducted by the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT) for professionals seeking to demonstrate proficiency in non-destructive testing (NDT) methods. NDT Level II personnel are responsible for setting up and calibrating equipment, conducting tests, interpreting results, and applying acceptance criteria. This exam is ideal for technicians and engineers in industries such as aerospace, oil & gas, power generation, and manufacturing, where the integrity of materials and components is critical.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- NDT technicians with Level I certification or equivalent experience
- Quality control professionals in manufacturing or construction
- Inspection and maintenance engineers
- Personnel working in aviation, energy, or infrastructure sectors
- Individuals aiming for career advancement in industrial inspection
Skills Required
- Basic knowledge of NDT methods and principles
- Technical understanding of materials and flaw detection
- Attention to detail and analytical thinking
- Proficiency with NDT instruments and tools
Knowledge Gained
- Proficient use of NDT techniques such as UT, RT, MT, PT, and VT
- Interpretation and evaluation of NDT test results
- Ability to prepare and follow inspection procedures
- Knowledge of applicable codes, standards, and safety practices
- Report writing and defect documentation skills
Course Outline
The ASNT NDT Level II Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Introduction to NDT
- Purpose and significance of non-destructive testing
- Overview of ASNT certification levels
- Role and responsibilities of Level II technicians
Domain 2 – Testing Methods and Techniques
- Ultrasonic Testing (UT)
- Radiographic Testing (RT)
- Magnetic Particle Testing (MT)
- Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT)
- Visual Testing (VT)
Domain 3 – Equipment and Calibration
- Selection and setup of NDT equipment
- Calibration techniques and standards
- Test parameter controls
Domain 4 – Data Interpretation and Evaluation
- Defect identification and classification
- Acceptance criteria and flaw analysis
- Comparison with industry standards
Domain 5 – Procedures and Documentation
- Developing inspection procedures
- Record keeping and reporting
- Traceability and audit readiness
Domain 6 – Safety and Industry Standards
- Occupational safety practices
- Relevant codes (e.g., ASME, ASTM, ISO)
- Ethical responsibilities and compliance
