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Insight
Technical Services recognizes the critical link between quality thermography for its
customers and well-trained, experienced thermographic technicians. Consequently, all of
ITSs personnel are Levels I, II, and III certified by the only independent
certification organization in the United States, the Infraspection Institute. The
extensive training that these certification levels represent separate ITS from most all of
its competitors. |
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There are three levels of certification possible.
Here is what each represents
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Level I (Qualitative/Applications)
Identify and document heat patterns of problems caused by improper design, workmanship or
material failure. Learn how to design and implement a program that integrates infrared
with other predictive technologies such as |
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- vibration analysis,
- oil analysis,
- ultrasonics, and
- motor current signature analysis
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Level II (Quantitative/Temperature Measurement) Advanced
infrared theory , formulae and error corrections needed to accurately measure the
temperatures of heat-related problems. Thermographic technicians learn to anticipate
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- equipment failures,
- determine repair priorities, and
- ensure safety
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Level III (Program Management)
Information and skills necessary to set-up and manage a successful professional
infrared program that supports ompanies
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- certification,
- documentation needs,
- safety needs, and
- regulatory requirements
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The Infraspection Institute publishes Guidelines
for specifying and performing infrared inspections. They contain databases for temperature
criteria traceable to nationally-recognized standards organizations such as IEEE, ANSI and
NEMA. As of 1997, most of these standards have been converted to ASTM standards. |
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