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CAT I Vibration Analysis (VCAT-I)

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1. Who should attend
2. Course highlights
3. Course details & examinations
4. Study options
5. What’s included
6. Course venues
7. Meet the instructors
8. Resources
9. FAQs

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Who should attend

CAT I Vibration Analysis is the starting place for vibration students. If you have been performing vibration analysis for less than one year, or if you have been collecting vibration readings and leaving the analysis to another person, then this course is for you.

The CAT I is also designed for reliability engineers, PdM program managers, and other maintenance staff who would like to understand condition monitoring with a focus on vibration analysis, and take the ISO or ASNT exam.

Course highlights

  • Independent training, free from sales literature
  • BINDT and MIBoC certified training partner
  • Professional instructors, with a hands-on approach
  • On Hotel-based courses, free book BINDT CM
  • Flexible range of in-person and online study options
  • Easy-to-navigate Training Brochure for offline reading
  • Enquire online or complete a PDF registration form
  • Support available via email, chatbot or telephone
  • Same-day custom quotation using the the form above

Course details & examinations

Key learning
  • The benefits of performing condition monitoring and improving reliability
  • The condition monitoring technologies: acoustic emission, infrared analysis (thermography), oil analysis, wear particle analysis, motor testing
  • How machines work – via supplementary self-study via the “Equipment Knowledge” section
  • Why vibration measurements can tell you about the condition of the machine
  • How to collect good, repeatable measurements
  • What the Fmax, resolution, averaging and other analyser settings mean
  • How to Analyse vibration spectra, and the basics of fault diagnosis: unbalance, misalignment, looseness, rolling element bearings faults, resonance, and other conditions
  • An introduction to setting alarm limits
Course description

Are you ready to get started in vibration analysis and condition monitoring?  You will enjoy this vibration analysis training course!

You will come away with a solid understanding of why we monitor the condition of rotating machinery (and other critical assets), the importance of improved reliability, and how the vibration can be successfully measured and Analysed to provide an early warning of a wide range of fault conditions.  You won’t come away as an expert; that’s what our more advanced courses are for.  But you will know enough to make a valuable contribution to an existing program; be in a position to start a new program; determine if you should implement a program at your site; or better understand the program that exists in your plant.

Aim

You will come away from the course with a solid understanding of:

  1. The benefits of performing condition monitoring and improving reliability
  2. The condition monitoring technologies: acoustic emission, infrared analysis (thermography), oil analysis, wear particle analysis, motor testing
  3. How machines work – via supplementary self-study via the “Equipment Knowledge” section
  4. Why vibration measurements can tell you about the condition of the machine
  5. How to collect good, repeatable measurements
  6. What the Fmax, resolution, averaging and other analyser settings mean
  7. How to Analyse vibration spectra, and the basics of fault diagnosis: unbalance, misalignment, looseness, rolling element bearings faults, resonance, and other conditions
  8. An introduction to setting alarm limits

Who should attend?

If you have been performing vibration analysis for less than one year, or if you have been collecting vibration readings and leaving the analysis to another person, then this course is for you.  The Vibration Analysis Cat I is also designed for reliability engineers, PdM program managers, and other maintenance staff who would like to understand condition monitoring with a focus on vibration analysis, and take the ISO or ASNT exam.

What is unique about this course?

RMS makes it unique. We use 3D animations, Flash simulations, and numerous software simulators that completely demystify vibration analysis.  While vibration training courses have traditionally been very theoretical, difficult to understand, (and boring), you will be captivated by the Mobius Training methods, and you will enjoy our practical approach.  You will take away skills that you can immediately apply to your job, and you will truly understand what you are doing.  When senior vibration analysts attend our classes they often say “if only I could have learned this way when I got started” – well, now you can!

Additional benefits unique to RMS / Mobius Institute courses

Classroom activities

  • Sitting and watching an instructor can be boring…  When the instructor is using modern slides, 3D animations, and incredible simulators, there is no way that you will be bored, however there is nothing like hands-on participation.

Hands-on participation accelerates learning and enjoyment (depends on venue)

  • In the Mobius Institute courses you can use the simulators, and you can collect readings and study real vibration patterns.  There is no doubt that the simulators make it easier to understand the topics we cover – but when you can use them yourself, the learning is further accelerated.

Workbooks provide feedback – do you really understand?

  • We also provide quiz questions that help you check if you really did understand the topics, and that you will be able to make the right decisions in the field (and in the exam).  Every morning we have a lively discussion as we go through the questions.

Take away more than just knowledge

  • We don’t just deliver an excellent course.  We provide you with resources that you can use before, during and after the course.

Get started before the course even starts

  • Before you even start the course you can visit our Learning Zone Web site to take the self-paced iLearnVibration lessons (and read through the manual).  These lessons will help prepare you for the course – you will learn so much more if you go into the course with this knowledge.

Excellent materials that you will treasure forever

  • During the course you receive a vibration analysis chart, vibration analysis pocket guide, a vibration reference guide, (a very handy booklet); a mouse pad that is covered with classic spectra representing common fault conditions; access to quiz styled questions and answers, and our 400 + page VA Category I manual.  This new manual is easy to read, is filled with illustrations, follows the course slides exactly, contains an excellent “Equipment Knowledge” appendix, and can be used as a reference in the future.

Don’t stop learning just because the course ends

  • For six months after the course (or longer for a small fee), you can continue to access the iLearnVibration self-paced material on the Web site.  If you forget something that you were taught, or you just want a refresher, then just jump on to the site and go through the fully narrated lessons.
Course topics

Maintenance Practices

First you are taught why we perform vibration analysis, and how it fits into the maintenance plan.  We also emphasize the benefits of condition based maintenance and a reliability centered approach.

  • What is breakdown maintenance and when should it be employed?
  • What is preventive (calendar based) maintenance, and what are its major flaws?
  • What is predictive (condition based) maintenance, and what are its benefits?
  • What is proactive (reliability centered) maintenance, and what are its benefits?
  • We use a Flash simulator that demonstrates the relationship between “infant mortality”, breakdown modes, and common maintenance practices – you may be surprised about what you will learn about preventive maintenance.

Condition monitoring

Next we summarize vibration analysis and describe five other technologies that can be utilized to determine the health of rotating machinery, and other key assets such as switchgear, insulators, compressed air systems, and others.  These topics are summarised in order to give the attendee a working knowledge of each technology.

Acoustic emission (Ultrasound)

  • What is acoustic emission?
  • What can it tell you about rotating machinery?
  • How to you detect leaks and electrical faults?
  • How can it be used to detect bearing faults?
  • We use a simulator to demonstrate visually and audibly how acoustic emission tests are performed.

Thermography

  • What is thermography?
  • How can it be used to detect faults in mechanical and electrical equipment?
  • What is emissivity, and how does it affect the accuracy of the measurements?
  • What are the key qualities of thermal imaging cameras?
  • In addition to lots of thermal images, we have a number of Flash simulations that clarify the effect of emissivity and environmental conditions on the test results.

Oil analysis

  • How can it be used to check if the machine has a fault condition,
  • How can you test if the lubricant is “fit for purpose”?
  • What do viscosity, cleanliness, particle count, and other tests tell you?

Wear particle analysis

  • How are the tests performed?
  • How can you learn about the nature of wear?
  • How can you determine which components are wearing?
  • How does it differ from conventional oil analysis?

Motor testing

  • What are the most common types of faults?
  • What can motor current analysis tell you?
  • What other test types tell you about the condition of the rotor, stator, and insulation?

Vibration analysis

  • Quick introduction to vibration analysis
  • Spectrum versus overall level readings
  • Walk-around versus on-line monitoring versus protection systems
  • We use a number of samples of real data, and an excellent simulator that demonstrates the limitations of the overall level meter (that follows ISO standards).

Principles of vibration

Now we get into the details of understanding vibration terminology and basic theory.  This is the first time that the simulators will make a huge difference to your understanding of the topics covered.  You will see exactly where the waveform comes from, how the spectrum is created, and why machines generate different frequencies.

Introduction to vibration measurement

  • A quick introduction to the accelerometer and displacement probes
  • A quick introduction to the vibration waveform (via live displays)
  • We use a simulator and an Analyser that displays live vibration from an accelerometer.  We use another simulator to show real data from machines with faults

An introduction to the time waveform

  • What is the time waveform?
  • How does it change with higher and lower frequency
  • What is frequency and period?
  • How does it change with amplitude
  • What are rms, peak and peak-peak?
  • What happens when the vibration includes multiple frequencies and amplitudes?
  • We use a great simulator to demonstrate where the waveform comes from.  We utilise a virtual dial indicator and a strip-chart recorder.  You will never wonder what a waveform is again.

An introduction to the spectrum

  • What is the spectrum, and what does “FFT” mean
  • How can a spectrum be used to separate each source of vibration into a graph that highlights the different frequencies of vibration
  • We use a fantastic simulator that totally demystifies the spectrum.  The spectrum and waveforms are shown in an interactive, 3D simulation.  We get our biggest “ah, ha!” moments here.

An introduction to forcing frequencies

  • Using units of orders instead of Hz or CPM
  • Calculating forcing frequencies
  • Identifying shaft speed
  • Blade and vane passing frequencies, bearing frequencies, gearmesh frequencies, and more
  • Gear and belt driven machines (multiple shafts with different turning speeds)
  • We utilise a couple of great simulators that are used to illustrate how to calculate forcing frequencies.  In one case, you drag and drop machine icons to calculate all of the frequencies from the machine

Explaining the different vibration units

  • What is the difference between acceleration, velocity and displacement?
  • When would you use each type of unit?
  • How to convert between each type of unit?
  • We have two simulators that demonstrate the relationship between these three parameters.  One demonstrates a car and the change in displacement, velocity and acceleration as it is driven in different ways.  And the second simulator shows how the displacement, velocity and acceleration change with frequency.

A brief introduction to phase

  • What is phase (in-phase, out of phase, phase angle)?
  • Why is it important in vibration analysis?
  • How is it measured with a single-channel Analyser, two-channel Analyser, and strobe?
  • While our simple phase simulator provides a clear demonstration of the phase difference between two fans, the simulator that demonstrates phase measurement collection is incredibly popular.  You can drag the optical tachometer onto a virtual machine, and then move the sensor on the machine to see the phase readings.  It can also demonstrate two-channel and strobe measurements.  You have to see it to believe it.

Data acquisition

The next major topic covered on the Vibration Analysis Cat I is data acquisition.  A vibration analysis program will fail unless the vibration readings are collected correctly.  They must be collected from the correct location on the machine, and they must be collected the same way each and every time – and that includes the operating conditions of the machine (speed and load).  The Category I vibration analyst should not be the person who decides how the Analyser should be set up, nor should she/he decide where the measurements should be taken.  However, given that some programs do not have a Category II analyst available, (and it is always important for every vibration analyst to understand these issues), we do discuss these important points in this section of the course.  Many of the recommendations for measurement locations, Analyser setups and more come from the ISO standards and the Mobius Recommended Practice.

A quick review of data acquisition

How do we measure vibration?

  • The non-contact eddy current displacement probe
  • The velocity probe
  • The accelerometer
  • Just wait until you see the 3D animations of the accelerometers, velocity sensors, and proximity probes.

Where to place the sensor on the machine

  • A sensible approach

Understanding axial, radial, vertical, and horizontal readings

  • Do you really need to measure in three axes?
  • What does one axis tell you that another will not?

A quick introduction to mounting the accelerometer and surface preparation

  • Comparing handheld probes, magnetic mounts, and quick connect mounts
  • The 3D animations will highlight the important differences
  • What do you do if you cannot access the desired measurement point?

Naming conventions

  • Where is position “1” on the machine?
  • What does “MNDE” mean?

What are “routes” and how do you create them?

  • Downloading, following, and uploading routes
  • Why should you record your field observations when you are in the field (and why should you listen to the vibration during data collection)?
  • Recognizing bad data (and deciding what you should do if you get bad data)

Signal processing

This section of the Vibration Analysis Cat I will take you through a quick tour of the operation of your data collector/Analyser, explaining some of the terms you will encounter.  The Analyser requires settings to be established for your measurements such as the type and number of averages, the window type, the Fmax limit, the low frequency high pass filter setting, and the lines of resolution.  This section is not intended to make you an expert; just make you aware of the importance of each setting, and how they will each impact the measurement quality.

A quick tour of your Analyser

Fmax and lines of resolution (LOR)

  • The importance of selecting the correct Fmax and lines of resolution?

Spectral averaging

  • What does averaging do, and why is it important?

You will see a number of simulators that make this potentially complicated topic very easy to understand.  Instead of using overly technical terms and boring slides, the simulators demonstrate exactly what these settings do, and why they are so important.  You get to see and hear the vibration, and see the final spectra – with correct and incorrect settings.

Vibration analysis

Now we get into the spectrum analysis process (we will also mention the benefits of enveloping, time waveform and phase analysis, but you have to wait until Category II before you learn more about those methods).  In this section of the Vibration Analysis Cat I you will learn how the spectra can be displayed to determine if a fault condition exists.  We discuss a number of the most common fault conditions, all supported with excellent 3D animations that demonstrate how the components move when the condition exists.  After this section is complete you should feel very confident that spectrum analysis can be used to detect these faults, and you will have greater confidence in your ability to utilize spectrum analysis.

The spectrum analysis process

  • Four steps to success
  • The ISO standard

What is resonance – a quick introduction

  • How does it affect your machines and your measurements
  • Our resonance movies and simulator will open your eyes to the hidden threat that lives in every one of your machines and structures.

Diagnosing common fault conditions

  • Unbalance
  • Misalignment
  • Looseness
  • Rolling element bearing wear
  • Common electric motor faults
  • Common pump, fan and compressor faults
  • Common belt drive and gearbox faults
  • Just wait until you see the 3D animations, and the software simulators of the bearings and gearbox.  You will understand exactly why the fault conditions exist.  The special Mobius Institute pen, mouse pad, and pocket reference guide will help you to remember all of the rules in the future.

Setting alarm limits

One of the keys to a successful vibration analysis programs is the establishment of good alarm limits.  In truth, very few programs have good alarm limits…  In this section we explain how the band alarm and envelope (mask) alarm systems work, and how you can establish the limits.  It is not the job of the Category I analyst to establish alarm limits, but it is important to understand the challenges involved, and the important, of setting good alarm limits.

The ISO standard for setting alarms

  • How to use them
  • Their limitations

Band alarms

  • How they can be used to warn you of changes in vibration level
  • How they can aid your analysis process
  • Their limitations

Envelope alarms

  • How they can be used to warn you of changes in vibration level
  • Their limitations

Using the machine modeller simulator, you will see how the envelope alarms and band alarms can be established on any machine that you can describe.

Topics in detail: VA CAT-I to IV

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Examinations

Student eligibility for certification

CAT-I: you’ll need 6 months or more experience in VA. When completing the experience section on the online registration form please confirm you have sufficient experience. Note that when completing the official exam registration form you will be required to provide a witness who can verify your declared experience.

CAT-II: you’ll need 18 months or more experience in VA. When completing the experience section on the registration form please confirm you have sufficient experience. Note that when completing the official exam registration form you will be required to provide suitable evidence.

CAT-III: you’ll need 36 months or more experience in VA and have a valid CAT II certificate. When completing the experience section on the registration form please confirm you have sufficient experience. Note that when completing the official exam registration form you will be required to provide suitable evidence.

CAT-IV: you’ll need 60 months or more experience in VA and have a valid CAT III certificate. Certification process: Those who successfully pass the course assessments (70% or greater pass mark required), will be eligible to sit an accredited exam at the end of the course (or at a later date if preferred).

Sitting the examination

Public Course: Mobius Institute or BINDT
Online Course: Mobius Online Examination

We offer certification that follows ISO 18436-2 and ASNT standards for Mobius, as well as BINDT. It is our policy not to favour one certification institute over the other – use the links above to make your own assessment. The BINDT certification exam price includes postage and packaging of the exam papers, and postage of your printed certificate. Important: If you opt for the BINDT certification you must also complete their Admission Form. This editable form will be sent to students after course registration.

Here you’ll find the BINDT VA syllabus. The MOBIUS certification exam price includes postage and packaging of the exam papers, and postage of your printed certificate. The Mobius exam registration is completed by each student once they are logged into their Mobius online portal. This login also gives access to the online pre-study portal.

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Examination bodies

Study options

Hotel-based

Public hotel-based

Pre-course preparation

  • Mobius Institute, Learning Portal registration.
  • Login details are sent by email (three to five working days).
  • Learning Portal gives access to pre-study course materials.
  • Printed course materials are given out on the first day.
  • All course dates must be attended at the times agreed.
  • 4 days for CAT-I, 5 Days for CAT-II and CAT-III.

Technology requirements

All technology is provided.

Daily program

The training starts at 9 am on the first day and 8:30 am on subsequent days. We aim to finish before 5 pm. Morning coffee, afternoon tea and lunch are provided on each day. Hotels fees are not included.

Awarding bodies

  • BINDT students need to complete this Registration Form.
  • BINDT/MIBoC exams can be taken locally (Approved invigilator).
  • MIBoC exams can also be taken Online.

Examinations and results

CAT I: 2 hrs (multi-choice. 60 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
CAT II: 3 hrs (multi-choice. 100 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
CAT III: 4 hrs (multi-choice. 100 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
Results/Certifications will be sent within 3-4 weeks.

Virtual

Virtual study

Pre-course preparation

  • Mobius Institute, Learning Portal registration.
  • Login details are sent by email (three to five working days).
  • Learning Portal gives access to pre-study course materials.
  • Printed course materials sent two weeks before live dates.
  • Join the RMS i-Led Backchannel on Microsoft Teams.
  • Go-to-webinar invitation, 2 weeks before live dates.
  • Test-run one week before the live dates.
  • Attend all course dates as per the schedule, typically.
  • 4 days for CAT-I, 5 Days for CAT-II and CAT-III.

Technology requirements

Individual computer with camera and audio available to Go-to-Webinar. Organisations with facilities, one Camera with focus on the whole classroom.

Daily program

The training starts at 9 am on day 1, 8:30 am on subsequent days. We aim to finish before 5 pm. Regular breaks are built-in, as one would expect on a public hotel-based courses.

Awarding bodies

  • BINDT students need to complete this Registration Form.
  • BINDT/MIBoC exams can be taken locally (Approved invigilator).
  • MIBoC exams can also be taken Online.

Examinations and results

CAT I: 2 hrs (multi-choice. 60 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
CAT II: 3 hrs (multi-choice. 100 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
CAT III: 4 hrs (multi-choice. 100 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
Results/Certifications will be sent within 3-4 weeks.

Self-paced

Self-paced with community

Pre-course preparation

  • The total training time is 30 hours.
  • Single-user course with 4 months access, or…
  • Life-Long Learning access (Course price + 30%)
  • Login details are sent within 3 to 5 working days.
  • Join the Community on Microsoft Teams.
  • Join bi-weekly Q&A instructor live calls.
  • Optional printed course materials are sent after registration.
  • Optional Instructor mentoring dates planned.

Life-Long Learning access

Mobius Institute: “Life-Long Learning gives students access to the training movies – forever! And good news, it applies to all our Distance Learning courses and Learning Zone access. We are still offering standard Distance Learning courses and Learning Zone access with a four-month subscription (compared to the previous six-months).

Life-Long Learning (LLL) subscriptions can be accessed via lifelong.mobiuslearnonline.com. Each student must first register an account with our authentication service. Once that is done they will receive a code to enter to log in to the site. The codes can be sent to a phone or email address. Login and authentication with a code is required every time a student logs in. If a LLL student has other Mobius subscriptions, they will now access all of their courses via the lifelong.mobiuslearnonline.com site.”

To include a LLL subscription in your quote, choose the option in the form above.

Technology requirements

Internet connected individual computer. The course does not require any software download.

Daily program

Study at your own pace. Ask questions of the instructors in the community. After completion of the Online Course you are eligible to sit the examination.

Awarding bodies

  • MIBoC exams can be taken Online or locally.
  • Approved invigilator is required.

Examinations and results

CAT I: 2 hrs (multi-choice. 60 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
CAT II: 3 hrs (multi-choice. 100 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
CAT III: 4 hrs (multi-choice. 100 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
Results/Certifications will be sent within 3-4 weeks.

Onsite

Onsite study

This is a private course for organisations with 5 or more students.

Pre-course preparation

  • Mobius Institute, Learning Portal registration.
  • Login details are sent by email (three to five working days).
  • Learning Portal gives access to pre-study course materials.
  • Printed course materials are given out on the first day.
  • All course dates must be attended at the times agreed.
  • 4 days for CAT-I, 5 Days for CAT-II and CAT-III.

Technology requirements

All technology is provided.

Daily program

The training starts at 9 am on the first day and 8:30 am on subsequent days. We aim to finish before 5 pm. Morning coffee, afternoon tea and lunch are typically available on each day.

Awarding bodies

  • BINDT students need to complete this Registration Form.
  • BINDT/MIBoC exams can be taken locally (Approved invigilator).
  • MIBoC exams can also be taken Online.

Examinations and results

CAT I: 2 hrs (multi-choice. 60 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
CAT II: 3 hrs (multi-choice. 100 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
CAT III: 4 hrs (multi-choice. 100 Q’s. Closed book. Pass: 70%).
Results/Certifications will be sent within 3-4 weeks.

What’s included

Hotel-basedSelf-pacedVirtual / HybridOnsite private
Face to faceYesNoYesYes
Online courseNoYesNoNo
*Study CommunityNoYesYesNo
Pre-study contentYesNoYesYes
**Printed materialsYesOptionalYesYes
ExaminationBINDT or MIBoCMIBoCBINDT or MIBoCBINDT or MIBoC
Support teamYesYesYesYes

* Community on Microsoft Teams. Course Manual available in digital format; six months access is included.
** Course manual, VA Wall Chart, Reference Guide, Mobius Calculator, Mobius pen, Notebook, Key-fob, USB Stick.

Questions?


Course venues

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Stoke by Nayland Hotel

Keepers Lane, Leavenheath, Colchester, Essex, CO6 4PZ. +44 (0)1206 262836
[email protected]

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Glenroyal Hotel

Straffan Rd, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, W23 C2C9, Ireland. +353 1 629 0909
[email protected]

Statham Lodge

Statham Lodge

Warrington Rd, Warrington, Lymm WA13 9BP. +44 (0)1925 752204
[email protected]

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Novotel Manchester West

Worsley Brow, Worsley, Manchester M28 2YA.
+44 (0)161 7290029
[email protected]

Stoke by Nayland & Glenroyal Hotel – “after registration a hotel booking no. will be sent to allow you get our group rate.”
Statham Lodge – “mention RMS Training and the name of the course when making your hotel booking.”

Meet the instructors

Dean Whittle is as an approved trainer for both the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) and Mobius Institute ISO-18436-2 accreditation programmes.

James Sylvester is as an approved trainer for both the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) and Mobius Institute ISO-18436-2 accreditation programmes.

Resources

BINDT requirements for qualification and certification

CM/GEN Appendix D

Training Brochure: CAT-I to CAT-IV

Third party accreditation - BINDTs Personnel Certification Scheme

Article: NDT NEWS / September 2021 PCN News / 9

Third-party accreditation and how it relates to BINDT’s Personnel Certification Scheme 

What is third-party (central) certification?

Third-party (or central) certification is an independent certification that complies with European and international standards ISO 9712 and ISO 18436. Independent certification means that personnel are required to pass examinations that are devised and set by professional examiners authorised by a Certifying Body, which has overall control over the certification process it operates.

The main advantage of such a system is that independently awarded verifiable certification carries wider recognition and acceptance. The Personnel Certification in Non-Destructive Testing (PCN) Scheme offers a system whereby certification of non-destructive testing (NDT) and condition monitoring (CM) personnel can be carried out in accordance with European and international standards by an Authorised Qualifying Body (AQB). An AQB is defined as: ‘A body, independent of any single predominant interest, authorised by the Independent Certifying Body to prepare and administer examinations to qualify NDT personnel.’

Types of accreditation:

One of BINDT’s key propositions is personnel certification, which it provides through the PCN Scheme, covering programmes that include NDT and CM across a number of industry and product sectors. BINDT is a Personnel Certification Body (PCB) accredited to ISO 17024 ‘Conformity assessment – General requirements for bodies operating certification of persons’, accredited by the United Kingdom Accreditation Services (UKAS), reference: 0030 (accredited to ISO/IEC 17024:2012 to provide certification of persons against EN ISO 9712:2012).

PCN is a central (or third-party) certification scheme, as opposed to an employer-based (or second-party) certification scheme, which means that a certificate issued under the scheme indicates conformance to an international standard and competence to undertake certain prescribed NDT or CM tasks.

Ultimately, the aim of personnel certification is to provide assurances to those who rely on the tests being undertaken (for example end-users, regulators, insurers, etc) that they have been carried out competently and that is what PCBs and diligent employers set out to do. However, there are some misunderstandings that keep cropping up around personnel certification that can lead to unrealisable expectations being set, which in turn can lead to damage being done to the respective certification scheme’s reputation and, indeed, damage being done to the reputation of the whole NDT/CM profession.

To certify students, professional organisations such as BINDT have two options in terms of accreditation: second- or third-party.

  • Second-party certification (employer-based):
    Employer-based certification schemes are systems in which the employers are responsible for the administration of the training and qualification examinations of their own employees, as well as the documentation of the required training, examinations and experience in accordance with an employer-based standard or recommended practice. Most employer-based schemes do allow the employer to accept training and examination services provided by outside agencies provided it is properly documented and the employer has determined that the content of those services meet their own company requirements as described in the employer’s Written Practice.
  • Third-party (central) certification:
    Central certification is when an independent accreditation body has provided assessment to assure that the organisation’s scheme conforms to the relevant standard they are certifying to. This independent third party provides recognition that a prescribed standard of performance has been achieved. To do so, the independent third party reviews processes, systems, organisations, personnel, etc, and when a suitable standard has been achieved provides that organisation with written assurance or certification that it confirms to the specified standard.

BINDT’s PCN Scheme is a third-party accredited training scheme and has been independently approved by UKAS. In terms of certification UKAS has accredited BINDT to be able to authorise training and exams with its AQBs and ATOs. Working alongside its AQBs and ATOs, which provide training that BINDT has approved, it is able to provide the certification that industry needs.

This third-party accreditation allows for BINDT to provide its world- renowned certification with the assurance that it will be of the same quality no matter where you received your certificate.

Role of personnel certification

The reliability of an NDT or CM system can be thought of as a function of the reliability of three elements of the system: the equipment, the procedure and the personnel. All three of these elements need to be considered when specifying NDT or CM.

The whole NDT or CM system needs to be qualified or validated by the end-user and, although personnel certification has an important role in the qualification process, it is just one part of the qualification process.

Personnel certification (whether central or employer-based) cannot be used as an accurate indicator as to how an individual will behave when at the workplace.

Role of third-party (central) certification

Central certification, when provided by PCBs that are accredited by a national accreditation service (such as UKAS in the UK), has the benefit of independence and impartiality, and a certificate issued by such a body provides assurance that the holder conforms to a European and international standard.

For example, a certificate covering an NDT method may demonstrate conformance with ISO 9712 and a certificate covering a CM method may demonstrate conformance with ISO 18436.

When searching for your next certification choice you should ensure that your provider has the UKAS logo, or local equivalent, as this provides reassurance that the certification/product you are receiving has been thoroughly reviewed and approved. Some examples of other third-party accreditation services are the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New Zealand (JAS-ANZ).

The British Institute of NDT

BINDT offers certification marketed under the PCN Scheme. BINDT has built an international reputation for the certification of personnel in the testing, inspection and condition monitoring fields, indicating that the certificated personnel demonstrate conformity to the relevant documents when performing the defined tasks:

  • Condition Monitoring: ISO 18436 for vibration analysis, infrared thermography, acoustic emission and lubrication analysis, with ultrasound currently under development.
  • Non-Destructive Testing: ISO 9712 for ultrasonics, radiography, magnetic particle, liquid penetrant, visual, ultrasonic phased array, time-of-flight diffraction, eddy current, radiation safety and more.

BINDT actively encourages members to become registered with the UK’s Engineering Council. More than 80% of new members identified engineering registration and professional development opportunities as the main reasons for joining BINDT. BINDT is committed to providing both guidance and support for members to manage their professional development and to assist members in their preparation for registration.

BINDT has also provided the framework for a very successful series of apprenticeship schemes and these not only produce more members and registrants, but they also help to address the skills shortage and in some cases the age profile issue within the industry.

The Institute must help to advance the skills that its members and prospective members need to meet the existing and future demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) and to provide support to employers and industry partners too.

Training is conducted at a network of ATOs, which are listed in the approved training list that is available at: www.bindt.org/education-and- training/bindt-approved-trainers

More about Online Learning

What can I study online?

We are pleased to offer the following online training courses and learning solutions that include community-based digital support and personal instructor mentoring. You can learn at your own pace, with assistance from an instructor, and optionally take the exam at the end of the course.

  • Vibration Analysis: CAT-I, CAT-II, CAT-III and CAT-IV
  • Asset Reliability Practitioner (ARP): Advocate, Engineer and Leader
  • iLearnReliability CM
  • iLearnReliability Professional
  • iLearnReliability Enterprise

Distance learning benefits

If the high cost of travel and accommodation, and the time away from your family and work has stopped you from receiving the training that you need, then you should consider our distance learning courses.

At a time that is convenient to you, and at a pace that works best for you, you can take our lessons and learn in a very similar way to attendees of our classroom courses. Depending upon the course, you can either view fully narrated slides, or you can watch a video of the class in action.

Narrated slides

Utilizing the popular iLearnVibration and iLearnAlignment products, we offer distance learning courses where you can view the lessons at your own page, in your own time, and get assistance from an instructor when any questions arise. Of course, you can just buy the products and learn at your own pace without assistance, but you are sure to benefit from interaction with the instructor. In certain courses, you can also interact with other students.

Video lessons

These are not noisy, unprofessional videos taken from actual classrooms, each video was carefully created and edited so that you receive the full benefit. As you can see in this sample, you see the instructor talking and you see the slides (and simulators) being used in high resolution. All you need is a good Internet connection and a good monitor (1024×768 or better) and you will be ready to start learning. You can pause and rewind the video so that you can see and hear the instructor cover the topic again.

In addition to the lessons, hands-on videos are presented where a variety of vibration analyzers are used to perform a range of tests. The tests include demonstrations of averaging (linear, rms, and peak hold), bump tests, run up and coast down tests, simple ODS tests, bearing fault detection tests, phase analysis, live spectrum analysis, time waveform analysis, and more.

You can also perform activities defined by the instructor, and take quizzes that will be reviewed by the instructor.

This is a great way to learn. The convenience of learning from home, and the reduced costs associated with travel, meals and accommodation make this a very attractive option – especially while the world’s economy is still recovering.

Terms and Conditions

Updated (05/05/2022)

  1. THE REGISTRATION FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO CONFIRM A PLACE ON THE COURSE.
  2. A VALID EMAIL ADDRESS MUST BE SUPPLIED FOR EACH CANDIDATE.
  3. BOOKINGS ARE TAKEN ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS AND MUST BE RECEIVED PRIOR TO ATTENDING THE COURSE.
  4. IF YOU ARE AN EXISTING CUSTOMER THEN A VALID PURCHASE ORDER MUST ACCOMPANY THE REGISTRATION FORM. PLEASE ADD THE PO NUMBER TO THE REGISTRATION FORM AND SEND THE PO TO [email protected].
  5. IF YOU ARE A NEW CUSTOMER THEN PAYMENT WILL NEED TO BE MADE ON RECEIPT OF THE INVOICE.
  6. FOR CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS, ADD YOUR CARD DETAILS TO THE REGISTRATION FORM, OR IF YOU PREFER, CALL THE ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT ON +44 (0)1206 791917. PLEASE NOTE THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH UK LAW, THERE ARE NO PROCESSING FEES FOR USING PERSONAL CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS. IF YOU ARE PAYING WITH A COMMERCIAL CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD THE PROCESSING FEE IS CURRENTLY 2.5%.
  7. ANY CANCELLATIONS WOULD NEED TO BE RECEIVED AT LEAST FOUR WEEKS BEFORE THE START OF THE COURSE, (SO WE HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO OFFER THE PLACE TO SOMEONE ELSE) OTHERWISE A CANCELLATION FEE OF HALF THE COURSE COSTS WOULD BE PAYABLE. CANCELLATIONS NEED TO BE CONFIRMED IN WRITING OR BY EMAIL.
  8. NOTIFICATION OF A CHANGE OF CANDIDATE OR CHANGE OF COURSE WOULD NEED TO BE RECEIVED AT LEAST TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE START OF THE COURSE. AN ADMIN FEE OF £ 100.00 PER CANDIDATE WILL BE CHARGED. ANY CHANGES NEED TO BE NOTIFIED TO US IN WRITING OR BY EMAIL.
  9. IF A CANDIDATE DOES NOT ATTEND THE COURSE AND WE HAVE NOT BEEN NOTIFIED IN ADVANCE OR WE ARE GIVEN LESS THAN 1 WEEKS NOTICE THEN THE FULL COURSE FEE WOULD BE PAYABLE.
  10. STUDENTS ATTENDING HOTEL-BASED COURSES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR BOOKING THEIR ACCOMODATION AND ALL HOTEL COSTS.

Languages

We would assume that as the course and exam are delivered in English, your level of spoken and written English is sufficient for you to be able to attend the course and take the exam. If English is not your first language we can apply for extra time in advance of the course. Please notify us as soon as possible if there is any other reason why you need extra time in the exam (eg. Dyslexia), so we can see if we can arrange extra time for you in the exam. The exam body will need to be contacted to arrange this.

Pricing & VAT

Prices listed are exclusive of UK VAT, currently at 20%. This applies to all training courses conducted in the UK. Please contact the Training team on +44 (0)1206 791917 if you have any queries.

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FAQs

For distance learning courses can the examination be taken online?

MIBoC or BINDT examinations can be taken as part of an Instructor-led course. Self-paced online courses are currently MIBoC only. Full details can be found here.

What is the price of a VA CAT I course?

To receive a custom quotation complete the short form above. The training team strives to provide quotations within one working day. More information about the other VA levels: CAT II, CAT III and CAT IV can be found on the Vibration Analysis Courses page.

Which examination should I choose, Mobius or BINDT?

It is our policy not to make recommendations. We recommend reviewing each exam body in turn. Both Mobius and BINDT conform to ISO 18436-2 standard.

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Reviews (4)

4 reviews for CAT I Vibration Analysis (VCAT-I)

  1. Rated 5 out of 5

    Graham S – November 1, 2020

    The public course provided a great mix of practical and theoretical content. Thanks Dean for the industry insights and your passionate teaching approach. Recommended!

  2. Rated 5 out of 5

    Richard D – November 2, 2020

    Most useful was the diagnosis and best practice in taking data. A key takeaway was to write working instruction to implement best practice. Aiming to get Cat 1 accredited and learn best practice for measurement and basic diagnostic. Objectives achieved. Great course.

  3. Rated 5 out of 5

    Andrew C – November 2, 2020

    I enjoyed the overview of fault diagnostics and why they caused the signals they do, particularly gears and bearings. The review of CMS reports and participation in maintenance scheduling was useful. The varying types of sensors and their application (particularly with regards to gearboxes) was insightful. Recommended trainer.

  4. Rated 5 out of 5

    Ian W – November 2, 2020

    I enjoyed the course, even though I did not pass on the first attempt. I feel the way the course was run with Dean was very good and I have taken a lot away from it.

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