How it works

NDT LLC is a consulting practice and does not keep its own production inspection crews. When a client needs inspection done in the field, we do not send them elsewhere: we take the work and deliver it through qualified partner inspection companies we know and work with.

  • One point of contact. You deal with us. We agree the scope, the codes and the acceptance criteria with you and arrange the partner company that does the work.
  • Qualified people. The inspectors are qualified and certified in the methods the job needs, under their employer's written practice or ISO 9712.
  • Our oversight. The work is done under our oversight, so the procedures, the people and the reports are checked against what your job requires.
  • Consulting alongside. If the job also needs Level III or CWI support, we provide it on the same job.

Tell us about the job

Send us the location, the parts or structures to be inspected, the methods or code you expect to apply, and your schedule. We will confirm whether and how we can cover it before any work is booked.

Frequently asked questions

Do you do field inspection yourselves?

We take on field inspection work and deliver it through qualified partner inspection companies, under our oversight. NDT LLC's own work is consulting, Level III and CWI services; production inspection crews come from our partners.

Which methods can you cover in the field?

It depends on the job, the location and partner availability, so we confirm coverage for each request before any work is booked. Tell us the methods, the code or specification and where the work is.

This page describes our consulting services in general terms. It is not engineering, legal or regulatory advice; always work to the current edition of the codes, standards and customer specifications named in your contract.

NDT LLC is an independent consulting firm. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT), the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), or any other organization named on this page; names are used only to identify the organizations and documents referred to.