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From the Editor:

ASNT is looking for candidates for the “Practitioner Profile” in The NDT Technician, ASNT’s quarterly newsletter. Candidates for the “Practitioner Profile” are typically (but not limited to) Level II practitioners actively engaged in the day-to-day field application of nondestructive testing. We would appreciate your suggestions for innovative individuals that may work in interesting sectors of NDT or that have followed career paths that may provide an informative or helpful career perspective for TNT readers. Send to hhumphries@asnt.org.

 

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The NDT Technician: A Quarterly Publication for the NDT Practitioner (TNT) is written and reviewed by NDT practitioners for NDT practitioners. The TNT mission is "to provide information valuable to NDT practitioners and a platform for discussion of issues relevant to the profession." The Technicians Advisory Committee (TAC), within the Publications Division of the Technical and Educational Council, is responsible for review and development of TNT. Regular features include technical focus articles, tips for practical applications and technician profiles. TNT is a full color, eight-page quarterly newsletter.

 

 

 
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