Chemical Processing: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Get a 10% discount by registering for a public session of this course along with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. This Nadcap Audit Criteria Review course is also available as private training, where you can similarly bundle it with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Contact PRI Training to find out more. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Chemical Processing provides a complete overview of requirements related to the Chemical Processing audit, with a focus on technical aspects. Topics include an introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits, top nonconformances (NCRs), NCR categories and groupings, NCR reports, the AC7108 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists, and current requirements and interpretations from the task group. Also covered are how to prepare for an audit and what occurs during an audit. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Present the structure and format of a Nadcap Chemical Processing audit. Demonstrate an understanding of all sections of the AC7108 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists. Review common findings and provide examples of how to meet the audit requirements. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Chemical Processing audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. “Much needed. Necessary even for shops already Nadcap certified.” This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

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ISO 9001:2015 Internal Auditor

The ISO 9001:2015 standard is applicable to any organization, regardless of type, size, industry or products and services provided. Having ISO 9001 certification can help your organization improve profits, lower employee turnover, perform better than national performance average on benchmark indicators, and improve effectiveness and efficiency. This training fosters networking and collaboration of people with different backgrounds opening the door to innovative thinking. To each training, we bring industry experience, value-added contributions, and trainers that have a practical understanding of your organization. The result: effectiveness, efficiency, satisfaction, and a valuable relationship you can rely on to achieve your success. This course provides information that will assist you in developing and implementing an internal audit program within your organization that meets the requirements of the ISO 9001:2015 standard. This two-day class utilizes student interaction, handouts, and case studies to help you gain a greater understanding of the standard and auditing concepts to implement a successful management system. It will also cover the requirements for risk and risk management. While designed for beginners to the subject, many former students return to refresh their skills and catch up on the latest auditing approaches. Grow your business IQ with ISO 9001:2015 Internal Auditor. Learning Objectives: ISO 9001 in the world and the U.S. ISO 9000 definitions of Quality, Quality Systems, Requirements and Standards Deming’s Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) model and how it relates to the new ISO 9001 The 7 Principles for the new standard Fundamentals of Internal Auditing defined by ISO 19011 Internal audit roles and responsibilities Internal auditing to the Process Approach How to write a nonconformity Nonconformance versus noncompliance Methods for ensuring good corrective actions A basic understanding of ISO 9001:2015 requirements A working understanding of auditing tools and techniques How to: understand audit criteria, develop audit evidence, assess audit evidence, reach an audit finding, write a finding including a nonconformance, explain the reasoning behind a finding, and conduct an audit interview Audit planning and preparation Audit roles and responsibilities The audit cycle and documenting the audit trail Process auditing Auditing and risk management Who Should Attend: This course is primarily designed for Quality Managers and personnel who are interested in conducting, managing, or participating in internal audits. Prerequisites: Attendees are required to review the ISO 9001:2015 standard prior to the course.

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Contract Review for Aerospace Suppliers

Contract Review for Aerospace Suppliers covers the components of a contract review system that complies with the AS/EN/JISQ 9100 standard. Topics include an overview of contract review, system requirements, customer requirements, other requirements including Nadcap, supplier capability review, risk assessment, and how to address discrepancies. Also covered are flow-down to sub-suppliers; order handling; and tools such as failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA), capability lists, and process control matrices. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the requirements for contract review in the aerospace sector. Describe the components of a contract review system. Explain technical requirements for contract review specific to aerospace. Who Should Attend Any person who has general oversight, management, or support responsibility for contract review will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication. “Very well presented with good process knowledge.”

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Electronics AC7119 Printed Boards: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Get a 10% discount by registering for a public session of this course along with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. This Nadcap Audit Criteria Review course is also available as private training, where you can similarly bundle it with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Contact PRI Training to find out more. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Electronics AC7119 Printed Boards provides a complete overview of Nadcap requirements related to the Electronics AC7119 audit, with a focus on technical aspects. Topics include an introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits; top nonconformances (NCRs); NCR categories and groupings; NCR reports; the AC7119 Audit Criteria, slash sheets and supplemental Audit Criteria; and current requirements and interpretations from the task group. Also covered are audit preparation and audit procedures. Learning Objectives  By the end of this training, you will be able to:  Explain the structure and format of a Nadcap Electronics audit.   Demonstrate an understanding of the AC7119 Audit Criteria, slash sheets and supplemental Audit Criteria used during an Electronics audit.  Review common findings and provide examples of how to meet the audit requirements.    Who Should Attend   Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Electronics AC7119 audits will benefit from this course.   Course Delivery   Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach.     In Person Instructor Led  Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led   Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors.

Basic Metallurgy of Heat Treatment

Basic Metallurgy of Heat Treatment is designed to help employees understand heat treatment, identify in-process changes that might be detrimental to the product, and take corrective action to reduce the risk of nonconformance. This course covers the underlying metallurgy of heat treatment, including metals and structures, deformation, alloying, and properties and testing. These topics are developed in the alloy-specific courses in the series. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Demonstrate a basic understanding of how heat treatment affects metals and structures. Identify how heat treatment process changes affect the product. Understand the alloy-specific information presented in the other courses in the series. Who Should Attend This training is recommended for anyone actively involved in heat treatment. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In-Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on-site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

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Welding: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Get a 10% discount by registering for a public session of this course along with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. This Nadcap Audit Criteria Review course is also available as private training, where you can similarly bundle it with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Contact PRI Training to find out more. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Welding provides a complete overview of Nadcap requirements related to the Welding audit with a focus on technical aspects. Topics include an introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits, top nonconformances (NCRs); NCR categories, NCR grouping, and audit reports; and the AC7110 audit criteria series and supplemental checklists. Also covered are current requirements and interpretations from the Nadcap Welding Task Group, audit preparation, and audit procedures. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the structure and format of a Nadcap Welding audit. Demonstrate an understanding of the AC7110 audit criteria series and supplemental checklists used during a Welding audit. Review common nonconformances and provide examples of how to meet the audit requirements. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Welding audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. “Great preparation course for our upcoming welding audit.” This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Heat Treating: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Get a 10% discount by registering for a public session of this course along with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. This Nadcap Audit Criteria Review course is also available as private training, where you can similarly bundle it with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Contact PRI Training to find out more. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Heat Treating provides a complete overview of Nadcap requirements related to the Heat Treating audit, with a focus on technical aspects. The course includes a general introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits, including nonconformances (NCRs) categories and groupings, NCRs reports, audit preparation and audit procedures. The main part is a detailed description of AC7102 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists, with explanations of current requirements and interpretations from the task group. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the structure and format of a Nadcap Heat Treating audit. Demonstrate an understanding of the AC7102 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists used during a Heat Treating audit. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Heat Treating audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

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Advanced Pyrometry

Advanced Pyrometry was developed to give those with some knowledge of AMS2750 a more complete understanding of pyrometry requirements. The course presents the background to key specification requirements and includes live demonstrations of how those requirements should met. It includes insight into the documentation details required to demonstrate compliance with requirements. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Implement the necessary procedures, work instructions, and practices to maintain successful pyrometric control. Demonstrate understanding of “doing and reviewing” calibrations and tests. Note: Participants should bring a copy of AMS2750 to the class session for reference. Who Should Attend Any person who is responsible for pyrometric testing or the quality of in-house or external pyrometric services will benefit from this course. Participants should be familiar with AMS2750. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In-Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on-site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

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Non-Destructive Testing Level 3 Responsibilities

NDT Level 3 Responsibilities provides insight into the activities assigned to an NDT Level 3 according to industry and Nadcap standards. Topics include NDT Level 3 capabilities and activities, writing a procedure, NDT certification requirements, and Level 3 responsibilities. Also included are a review of the true responsibilities, written or implied, in NAS410/EN4179 and the difference in expectations between an NDT Level 3 and a Responsible Level 3. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Describe the aerospace industry’s expectations of an NDT Level 3. Write a procedure. Develop work instructions, exam questions, and audit checklists. Approve a written practice and training outlines. Who Should Attend Current Level 3s and new level 3 candidates, as well as management teams responsible for nondestructive testing, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. “Good overview for anybody thinking of becoming NDT Level 3.” This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Pyrometry II: Aerospace Pyrometry AMS2750™

Pyrometry II: Aerospace Pyrometry AMS2750™ is a new course based upon Introduction to Pyrometry and is designed to explain the pyrometry requirements for aerospace heat treatment according to the AMS2750 standard. This course presents an overview of pyrometry in heat treatment and then covers the detailed requirements for temperature sensors, instrumentation, instrument calibration, furnace classification, system accuracy tests (SATs), and temperature uniformity surveys (TUSs). The course concludes with a review of quality assurance requirements and information on common nonconformance reports (NCRs). Pyrometry II: Aerospace Pyrometry AMS2750™ is a revised and expanded offering with the duration increased from 2 to 3 days. Discussions, activities, and interactive knowledge checks have been added to foster engagement and guide participant learning. The 2-day Introduction to Pyrometry course will continue to be available as we transition translated versions to the 3-day course. Read More. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: • Explain the intent and interpretation of the SAE AMS2750™ pyrometry standard for aerospace heat treatment. • Demonstrate a thorough understanding of pyrometric controls essential for heat treatment processes. • Discuss the application of pyrometric controls within an aerospace heat treatment facility. Note: Participants should bring a copy of AMS2750 to the class session for reference. Who Should Attend Any person who has a foundational knowledge of pyrometry, especially those responsible for managing or testing heat treatment equipment, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. Courses include regular knowledge checks, real-world examples, and group activities so the learner can apply new knowledge during the learning experience. In-Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on-site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. They include group discussions to engage learners so learners can apply knowledge immediately. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions taught live by PRI instructors use interactive technology and include group activities and discussions to engage learners so learners can apply knowledge immediately. This course is guaranteed to align with the PRI Qualification Body of Knowledge and is excellent preparation for theory assessments. All bodies of knowledge are free to download. Please contact PRIQualification@p-r-i.org for more information.

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Nadcap Penetrant (PT) & Magnetic Particle (MT) Self Risk Assessment

Nadcap Penetrant (PT) and Magnetic Particle (MT) Self-Audit Risk Assessment reviews the potential failure modes of some of the most common PT and MT nonconformances, as well as the associated nondestructive testing quality system questions in the AC7114 audit criteria. Topics include requirements for personnel, process control, and job compliance and some of the most common nonconformances. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Describe the AC7114 audit criteria. List common nonconformances in penetrant testing and magnetic particle testing. Identify failure modes in penetrant testing and magnetic particle testing. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Penetrant and Magnetic Particle audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Non-Destructive Testing: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Get a 10% discount by registering for a public session of this course along with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. This Nadcap Audit Criteria Review course is also available as private training, where you can similarly bundle it with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Contact PRI Training to find out more. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Nondestructive Testing provides a complete overview of Nadcap requirements related to the Nondestructive Testing audit, with a focus on technical aspects. Topics include an introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits, top nonconformances (NCRs), NCR categories and groupings, NCR reports, the AC7114 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists, and current requirements and interpretations from the task group. Also covered are audit preparation and audit procedures. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the structure and format of a Nadcap Nondestructive Testing audit. Demonstrate an understanding of the AC7114 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists used during a Nondestructive Testing audit. Review common findings and provide examples of how to meet the audit requirements. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Nondestructive Testing audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. “I would recommend this to be taken by any company getting ready for Nadcap audit.” “If you have an audit coming up you need to take this class to make sure all of your bases are covered.” This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

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Heat Treatment of Titanium Alloys

Heat Treatment of Titanium Alloys is one of a series of courses giving underlying knowledge for heat treatment. This course extends earlier general courses on basic metallurgy and heat treatment, to provide a fundamental background on heat treatment of titanium alloys. Topics include titanium and its alloys, heat treatments and their effects, practical considerations of heat treatment, and managing alpha case. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Demonstrate a basic understanding of heat treatment of titanium alloys. Describe the effects of heat treatment on common alloys. Explain practical considerations of heat treatment. Describe how to manage alpha case. Describe Nadcap requirements for heat treatment of titanium alloys. Who Should Attend Any person who is actively involved with or associated with titanium alloys will benefit from this course. Participants must have knowledge of Basic Metallurgy of Heat Treatments and Basic Heat Treatment. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. “I was very impressed with the course. I would like all of my employees to take this course. I think anyone involved with heat treat would benefit.” Heat Treat Production Manager, Spirit AeroSystems This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Heat Treatment of Aluminum Alloys

Heat Treatment of Aluminum Alloys is one of a series of courses giving underlying knowledge for heat treatment. This course extends earlier general courses on basic metallurgy and heat treatment to cover the special aspects of aluminum alloys. Topics include aluminum alloy basics, common alloys, aluminum alloy treatments, precipitation and aging, limitations to use, testing, and special considerations including Nadcap requirements. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Demonstrate a basic understanding of heat treatment of aluminum alloys. Describe the effects of heat treatment on common alloys. Describe Nadcap requirements for heat treatment of aluminum alloys. Who Should Attend Any person who is actively involved with or associated with aluminum alloys will benefit from this course. Participants must have knowledge of Basic Metallurgy of Heat Treatments and Basic Heat Treatment. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Non-Destructive Testing Personnel Qualification Records

NDT Personnel Qualification Records summarizes qualification requirements in accordance with NAS410, EN4179, and Nadcap criteria for all levels. Topics include training and experience, examinations, maintenance reviews, unique subscriber requirements, personnel record audits, documentation, and common nonconformances. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain nondestructive testing (NDT) personnel qualification requirements. Describe some unique subscriber requirements. Describe common nonconformances. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with NDT personnel qualification, certification, or records will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Heat Treating: Process Owner

Heat Treatment Process Owner helps process owners improve skills and competencies in the aerospace workforce. Topics include a summary of heat treatment metallurgy and practices, interpretation of specifications, procedures and inspection, operator and planner approvals, and errors and corrective actions. It also includes optional modules giving more detailed information on diffusion processes and brazing. Learning Objectives  By the end of this training, you will be able to: Interpret relevant specifications.  Review and approve process definitions.  Review and approve procedures. Qualify operators and planners. Resolve and avoid common problems in heat treatment.  Who Should Attend Process owners responsible for writing, reviewing, and approving processes, procedures, and qualifications of lower levels, and designing processes and resolving issues among other levels, will benefit from this course. Participants must have prior knowledge equivalent to the HT Process Owner and Introduction to Pyrometry courses  Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach.   In-Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on-site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors.  Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors.  “Great explanations on interpreting heat treating specs.”

Heat Treatment of Nickel Based Alloys

Heat Treatment of Nickel- and Cobalt-Based Alloys is one of a series of courses giving underlying knowledge for heat treatment. This course extends earlier general courses on basic metallurgy and heat treatment, to cover the special aspects of nickel- and cobalt- based alloys, known as “super alloys.” Topics include basic metallurgy, alloy types and responses to heat treatment, heat treatment processes, the gamma prime (ý) phase, and single-crystal castings. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Demonstrate a basic understanding of heat treatment of “super alloys.” Describe common alloys of nickel and cobalt. Describe the effects of heat treatment on common alloys. Explain the gamma prime phase. Describe Nadcap requirements for heat treatment of “super alloys.” Who Should Attend Any person who is actively involved with or associated with nickel-based alloys will benefit from this course. Participants must have knowledge of Basic Metallurgy of Heat Treatments and Basic Heat Treatment. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Heat Treatment Control & Inspection

Heat Treatment Control and Inspection summarizes the controls and checks required during aerospace heat treatment, including batch and periodic tests, with specific reference to aluminum alloys. Topics include how heat treatment works, parameters affecting heat treatment, process and part controls, and inspections. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Describe the parameters affecting heat treatment. List the heat treatment process steps that require controls. Describe heat treatment process inspection methods. Describe Nadcap requirements for heat treatment control and inspection. Who Should Attend Any person who is actively involved with accepting or inspecting aluminum alloy heat treatment processes and products will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Heat Treatment of Alloy Steels

Heat Treatment of Alloy Steels is one of a series of courses giving underlying knowledge for heat treatment. This course extends earlier general courses on basic metallurgy and heat treatment to alloy steels. Topics include a comparison of iron and steel, alloy steel basics, alloy steel treatments, and special considerations including processing under Nadcap. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Demonstrate a basic understanding of heat treatment of steels. Explain the difference between iron and steel. Describe the effects of heat treatment on common alloys. Describe Nadcap requirements for heat treatment of alloy steels. Explain soak time, quenching, and distortion and cracking. Apply the understanding to the units on stainless steels and on diffusion processes. Who Should Attend Any person who is actively involved with or associated with alloy steels will benefit from this course. Participants must have knowledge of Basic Metallurgy of Heat Treatments and Basic Heat Treatment. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In-Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on-site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Creating a Formal Training Plan to NAS/410

Creating a Formal Training Plan to NAS410 and Nadcap Requirements defines the NAS410 and Nadcap audit criteria for moving a trainee to a Level 1 or Level 2 Qualified Inspector in nondestructive testing (NDT) methods. Topics include NAS410 and Nadcap experience and training requirements, experience and training documentation, some unique subscriber requirements, developing a formal training plan, on-the-job training (OJT) records, and common nonconformances. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain NAS410, EN4179, and Nadcap training and experience requirements. Describe NAS410, EN4179, and Nadcap training and experience documentation requirements. Develop a formal training plan according to NAS410, EN4179, and Nadcap requirements. Evaluate OJT experience records for different NDT methods. Describe some unique subscriber requirements. Describe common nonconformances. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with NDT personnel training and qualification, and NDT Level 3s or soon-to-be NDT Level 3s in all methods, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Chemical Processing: The Science and Engineering of Anodizing

The Science of Engineering and Anodizing helps attendees understand the science and engineering of chemical processes used to modify and enhance surface properties and performance. Topics include a review of electrochemical terminology and anodizing fundamentals; types of anodizing; tooling, racking, and masking; pre-treatment; conversion coating; stripping; acceptance; and periodic testing and solution control. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the anodizing process. Distinguish between chromating, anodizing, and plating. Explain preparation, processing, and stripping of chromating and types of anodizing and their effects on final product properties. Demonstrate an understanding of key lot and periodic tests. Explain the importance of written instructions and procedures. Explain the value of records and their review. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with the anodizing process will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. “Great introduction to anodizing in relation to aerospace and industrial application.” This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication. This course is guaranteed to align with the PRI Qualification Body of knowledge and is excellent preparation for theory assessments. All bodies of knowledge are free to download. Please contact PRIQualification@p-r-i.org for more information.

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Root Cause Corrective Action

Root Cause Corrective Action is designed to teach participants how to analyze problems and determine long-term solutions. Participants review each step in the RCCA process, complete an interactive scenario demonstrating each step of the RCCA process, and discuss requirements for responding to a Nadcap nonconformance report (NCR). Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the purpose of Root Cause Corrective Action (RCCA). Demonstrate how to determine the root causes of an event. Demonstrate how to determine, implement, and verify corrective actions. Explain how to complete the RCCA process. Describe how to appropriately respond to a Nadcap NCR. Who Should Attend Effective RCCA takes a team approach. Any person who is involved in RCCA, including but not limited to quality managers and quality engineers, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by a team of learning development professionals and industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. Courses include regular knowledge checks, real-world examples, and interactive scenario-based and group activities so the learner can apply new knowledge during the learning experience. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. They include group activities and discussions to engage learners so learners can apply knowledge immediately. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions taught live by PRI instructors use interactive technology and include group activities and discussions to engage learners so learners can apply knowledge immediately. eLearning This course is also available in the eLearning format. eLearning courses foster learning engagement through knowledge checks with feedback, scenarios, and interactivity allowing the learner to apply knowledge immediately. See the RCCA eLearning options here. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication. “It’s so good, it should be mandatory.” Quality Engineer, Viking Aerospace “Excellent explanation of complex topic!” Engineering Manager, Haynes International

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Chemical Processing: The Science And Application of Plating

The Science and Application of Plating helps attendees understand the science and application of plating used to modify and enhance surface properties and performance. Topics include plating chemistry and processes, process components and yield, impacts of incorrect processing, diagnosis and correction of processes, process operator performance, pre-treatment and post-treatment, and racking and masking. Also covered are written documentation, cleaning, process-operator observation, rinsing systems and results, and water break tests. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Provide responsible parties the tools to understand the processes required for a “zero defect” end. Explain the relationships in all steps of the plating process. Demonstrate an understanding of lot and periodic tests. Explain the significance of sampling plans. Describe pre-treatment and post-treatment steps. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with the plating process will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication. This course is guaranteed to align with the PRI Qualification Body of knowledge and is excellent preparation for theory assessments. All bodies of knowledge are free to download. Please contact PRIQualification@p-r-i.org for more information.

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AC7114 Expectations

AC7114 Expectations provides a detailed review of the changes to AC7114: Nadcap Audit Criteria for Nondestructive Testing (NDT) Suppliers Accreditation Program. Topics include an explanation of the latest changes to AC7114, interpretation of the NDT Task Group expectations for checklist compliance, NDT quality system requirements, personnel certification requirements, and equipment calibration. Also covered are audit preparation and top nonconformances. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Describe the changes to the AC7114 audit criteria. Demonstrate an understanding of NDT quality system requirements. Describe nondestructive testing personnel certification requirements. Calibrate nondestructive testing equipment. List top nonconformances. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Nondestructive Testing audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

Nadcap & Quality for Quality Engineers

Nadcap and Quality for Quality Engineers explains the various quality functions required by AS/EN/JISQ 9100 and Nadcap related to quality engineers. The course provides overviews of aerospace quality, Nadcap, contract review, and outsourcing. Also covered are failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA), internal and Nadcap audit preparation, Root Cause Corrective Action (RCCA), and problem-solving tools. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the different functions related to quality engineers required by a high-profile quality environment. Relate the different functions related to quality engineers to your work environment. Explain the knowledge requirements for a quality engineer function to individuals without previous quality training. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with the various quality functions will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

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