At James Fisher Training Solutions we believe that organisations and individuals keen to consolidate their understanding of Condition Monitoring will thrive from undertaking the British Institute of Non Destructive Testing BI NDT training courses.

Through the BI NDT training programmes offered here, James fisher training solutions can become your gateway to positive change in attitude in all aspects of Condition Monitoring. Obtaining training enhances knowledge, familiarity and competence within the equipment and software programmes, and ultimately Predictive Maintenance decisions.

James Fisher training offers on-site condition monitoring training solutions as directed by the British Institute of Non Destructive Testing (BI NDT).

Through a set of Condition monitoring modules, containing the right balance of theoretical study and practical exercises, and using the most up-to-date instruments.

The BI NDT training is also suitable for companies and individuals who want to keep up-to-date with all the latest techniques for the Condition Monitoring engineer.

Many people have benefited from our tailored solutions, and continue to do so. We have expert BI NDT consultants in both the commercial and public sector with a wealth of experience in their particular field.

The courses are presented by authorised BI NDT instructors and all the current levels can be accommodated. The fully trained and experienced instructors employ a step by step teaching plan that guides customers through every type of mechanical symptom, and the most suitable technology for detecting it.

The training courses can be tailored to utilise the customers’ specific equipment and is not software specific. Places are purposely kept to 6-8 per course so that we can deliver a very personalised programme with the trainer taking a variety of questions we ensure that everyone gets exactly what they want from the course.

The training for BI NDT level 1 comprises the following modules:

Day 1

• Introduction to Condition Monitoring
• Introduction to Vibration Monitoring
• Vibration Severity Measurement
• Practical Vibration Measurement

Day 2

• Vibration Analysis & Fault Finding
• Vibration Data Acquisition
• Vibration Standards
• Practical Data Collection

Day 3

• Principles of Vibration Analysis
• Vibration Spectral Analysis
• Introduction to Balancing

Day 4

• Recognition of Poor Data
• Introduction to Resonance
• Bearing Fault Diagnosis

Day 5

• Vibration Acceptance Testing
• Vibration Monitoring Survey
• Training Examination (Examination, multi choice questions)