ASNT is currently developing a new Programmed Instruction series for Magnetic Particle Testing, Liquid Penetrant Testing, Ultrasonic Testing, Electromagnetic Testing, and Radiographic Testing. This series will expand on information previously provided in the General Dynamics Programmed Instruction series.

ANST is searching for qualified authors who will be responsible for organizing information to include all topics covered in the Recommended Practice No. SNT-TC-1A. ASNT will provide authors with SNT-TC-1A outlines, as well as the most recent version of our method specific Handbook for the selection of images to accompany the text. Authors will also be given the new Classroom Training Books that should compliment the text in the Programmed Instruction series. Authors will be responsible for updating text from the General Dynamics series, locating images from the Handbook or other sources, and organizing the book to include topics found in the SNT-TC-1A outlines. We are very interested in incorporating new, high quality images for this series. We will assist you in obtaining copyright for images that are not your own.

If you are interested in accepting the role of author for this exciting and very much needed new series, please send your information regarding area of expertise, estimated time for completion, and your fee to Ann Spence, Educational Materials Editor, at aspence@asnt.org or 800-222-2768 ext. 235.

   

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