Bodies, committees, organisations
In order to further establish non-destructive testing in construction in practice, the NDT laboratory is involved in national and international standardisation and committee work.
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- Nuclear Inspectorate
- NDE Laboratory
- Bodies, committees, organisations
Bodies, committees, organisations
In order to further establish non-destructive testing in construction in practice, the NDT laboratory is involved in national and international standardisation and committee work.
The NDT laboratory is represented in the following bodies:
National
- Chairmanship in the DGZfP sub-committee ‘Quality assurance’ in the ‘NDT in construction’ specialist panel
- Chairmanship in the DGZfP sub-committee ‘Training’ in the ‘NDT in construction’ specialist panel
- Vice chairmanship in the ‘Man-machine interaction’ sub-committee in the ‘NDT 4.0’ specialist panel
- Member of the DGZfP specialist panel ‘NDT in construction’
- Member of the DGZfP sub-committee ‘Ultrasound’ in the ‘NDT in construction’ specialist panel
- Member of the DGZfP specialist panel ‘NDT 4.0’
- Member of the DGZfP sub-committee ‘NDT construction 4.0’ in the ‘NDT 4.0’ specialist panel
International
- Member of the IAEA Expert Group ‘Non-destructive Testing of Civil Engineering Structures’
- Member of the Transportation Research Board (TRB)
Expert Missions
The NDT laboratory works globally as an expert for the IAEA in the field of non-destructive testing in construction. In addition to training courses for representatives of the IAEA, the NDT laboratory is working on an international syllabus for NDT construction training. Furthermore, the NDT laboratory travels for the IAEA after disasters such as earthquakes or explosions in conflict areas to make an initial assessment on site and develop long-term strategies. In addition to operations in earthquake-prone areas in Albania, an operation in Beirut is planned for the near future.
