INTRODUCTION

We, Satyakiran School of NDT, with its head office in New Delhi, India was established in 1990,
under the able guidance of Mr. Dinesh Gupta, the youngest free lancer NDT Level-III of the
country. The young mechanical engineer, with an M. Tech in Maintenance from IIT Delhi, soon
transformed the school from a one man show to a huge alumni base of more than 3000 people!

The dream was that Satyakiran Certifications shall be a matter of pride! They have to be earned
through shear hard work & dedication. Strict adherence to requirement of applicable standards
is maintained to ensure that there are no compromises on ethics and morals.

All certification programs leading to ASNT, ISNT, CSWIP, EN 473, NAS 410, EN 4179, ISO 9712,
etc certificates are divided into modules with structured syllabi to be delivered for the faculty
for each session.

1. FACILITIES
A clean, comfortable & noise free environment, conducive to learning is an integral part of the
training curriculum, with no access to mobiles or external calls.

Each candidate has adequate space & resources, to avoid any idling or waiting time. Hygienic lunch
& snacks are served in disposables, in a separate foyer area, with music & magazines for
relaxation. Spotlessly clean washrooms with good ambience, ensures that students are always
stress free & fresh to absorb the maximum from the training.

a. CLASSROOM & LABORATORY :

Three fully carpeted & ergonomically designed state of the art training halls are available for the
trainings. The halls are well equipped with latest audio visual aids including a digital projector,
multimedia and wireless microphones. The laboratories are separate halls with several
complete, well ventilated, stand alone stations for conducting Magnetic Particle and Liquid
Penetrant Testing, including Ultraviolet & White light facilities.

Adequate Ultrasonic, Radiographic, Magnetic Particle, Visual & Eddy current equipments ensure
that not more than 3 students are working together on a set up at any given point of time.

The centre has an adequate inventory of calibrations & process control blocks having artificial
discontinuities for reference settings.

Strength of the Institute lies in the large collection (more than 6000) naturally defective samples, and
over 2000 Radiographs, both ferrous & non ferrous, metals & non metals of all possible product
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forms like castings, forging, forming, rolling, bars & plates, SMAW & ERW wields, seamless
tubes, railway tracks, bonded & plain journal bearings, aircraft structure, wheel hub & engine
components, automotive engine components like pistons, valves, cranks, connecting rods,
ATF pipe; all alloys welds etc.

b. LIBRARY:
A strong academic back up from a rich library of more than 800 books containing ASME Metals
Handbooks, ASNT NDT Handbooks, ASME B & PV codes, ASTM & Indian Standards, ASNT
Level III Study guides, programmed instruction Handbooks, Reference Radiographs and hoards
of other reference material is available to the candidates & faculty for query handling and group
discussions.
Soft copies of various course material and teacher training tools in the form of CDs, DVDs,
Videos, Online trainings, power point/ flash presentations ensure that the student has adequate
audio visual impressions for better retention!

c. FACULTY:
The faculty at our institute is a mix of highly experienced & skilled professionals, having hands on
industrial experience varying from a minimum of 15 to 40 years. A dedicated team of instructors,
having appropriate practical industrial experience, assist the candidates during practical, under the
able guidance of Level III personnel. Eminent persons from industry and manufacturers of NDT
equipments are invited for technical demonstrations and experience sharing sessions.

2. TRAINING PROCESS :
Satyakiran School of NDT has a very unique style of teaching, which results in excellent
performances of the candidates both in the exam, as well as, their onsite NDT jobs. All
certification programs leading to ASNT, ISNT, AWS, CSWIP, NAS 410, EN 4179, ISO 9712, etc
certificates are divided into modules with structured syllabi to be delivered for the faculty for
each session. The course is so delivered that each day the pre-lunch session is primarily
theory, while the post lunch session delves into the specifics and practical related to the theory
dealt in the class. This ensures that all theoretical concepts find a practical application and can
be assimilated very easily by the candidates. A quiz at the end of each module is used to
identify learning gaps and dealt with immediately, before advancing to the next module. This
training system makes NDT a very practical and interesting world, where each concept is dealt
with Practical and the candidate advances with confidence, remaining stress free.

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3. ACCREDITATIONS :
We are accredited by National Certification Board (NCB) of India to conduct ISNT Trainings as
per IS: 13805.
Our ASNT NDT Level-III personnel are authorized to conduct training and certify people as per
ASNT recommend practices SNT-TC-1A (2016) and CP-189 (2016).
Our NAS 410 Level-III and EN 4179 Level-III personnel are authorised to train and certify Level-I
and Level-II personnel in various methods to cater to the requirement of the Aviation Sector.
They also ensure that all the requirements of DGCA Circular AAC No. 2 of 2017 dated 21st
March 2017 are met with, when certifying people working for Aviation Industry in India.
Requirements of other Civil Aviation Authorities are met with, when trainees from these CAA
like in Nepal and Afghanistan, come for their Level-II certifications.
Our ISO 9712 personnel are accredited to train and certify people in various NDT Techniques
including MPI, PT, UT, RT, VT, ECT, PAUT and TOFD for Level1, Level2 and Level3 .

4. Our Satisfied Business Partners :

a. Inspection Agencies

Our Certificates find acceptance with various Third Party Inspection agencies like EIL, LRIS,
RITES, BHEL, DGCA, RDSQ, TUV, SGS, DNV, BVQI, GAIL, etc. to name a few. We have been
training Inspectors of these organizations for the past many years.

b. Foundries:

ISGEC, Starwire, UP Steel, Mukand Limited, Ratan Engineering, Rathi Ispat, Mohan Electrocasting,
AK Multimetals, Simplex Castings, Balaji Industrial Products, Synergy Steel, BHEL, to name a few.

c. Forgings:

RD Forge, Bharat Forge, CD Forge, Advance Forgings, Indian Forgings, ECE Industries, etc.

d. Pipe Industry:

Jindal SAW Ltd, Jindal Pipes, Maharashtra Seamless Ltd, Llyods Line Pipe, Ajanta Tubes,
Swastik Pipes, Surya Roshni, etc.

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e. Automobile:

Sriram Pistons and Rings, Roop Auto, Hero Honda, Logwell Forge, Talbros, Sona Koyo,
GNA Group, Escorts, Escorts JCB, Tata Motors, Honda Cars, Rico Auto, Hi Tech Gears,

f. Railways:

Sperry Rail, Khyati Nilum Associates, ABC Railroad, Khemchand, Phooltas, Sagar Thermit, etc.

g. Aviation:

Indian Airlines, Air India, Jet Airways, Jetlite, Deccan Aviation, Spicejet, Paramount Aviation,
Mesco Airlines, Interglobe Aviation, Magnum Aviation, Blue Dart Aviation, Delhi Flying Club,
Agni Airways, Guna Aviation, Afghan Ariana Airlines, Several Accessories Overhaul Shops,
Several Aircraft Component manufacturers, etc.

h. Power Sector:

Alstom, NTPC, SAIL, BHEL, etc.

i. Fabricators:

Dee Piping, Interarch, Larsen and Toubro

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ANNEXURE I : LIST OF CLIENTS

1. Action Shoes 41. Indian Airlines Ltd.

2. ACC Ltd. 42. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.
3. Aroma Paints. 43. ISGEC Group
4. Aerobok shoes 44. Intertek Testing Services
5. Ajay Forgings 45. International Maritime Institute
6. Anulab 46. Jindal Pipes Ltd.
7. Ambica Steels Ltd. 47. Jindal Stainless Ltd.
8. Air Sahara Ltd. 48. Jindal Strips Ltd.
9. A. K. Multimetals 49. Jindal Drilling Industries Ltd
10. BEML 50. Jai Bharat Industries
11. BM Institute of Engg & Tech. 51. Jet Airways Ltd.
12. Balaji Ind. Products Ltd. 52. K M Sugar Ltd.
13. Brijbasi Hi-Tech Udyog Ltd. 53. Kesar Enterprises Ltd.
14. Chandra Lakshmi Safety Glass Ltd. 54. Kisan Steels (P) Ltd.
15. CMS Traffic Systems Ltd. 55. LPS Bossard Ltd.
16. Carraro India Ltd. 56. Leader Valves Ltd.
17. Canara Bank 57. Lloyds Register of Shipping
18. Cimmco Birla Ltd. 58. MUSCO, Ltd
19. C.D. Industries 59. Maharashtra Seamless Ltd.
20. Carsul Engg. & Insp. Services 60. Macawber Beekay Ltd.
21. Choudhary Hammer 61. Mesco Airlines Ltd.
22. DLF Industries. 62. Mc. Nally Bharat Engg. Co.
23. Det Norske Veritas 63. Magnaflow System
24. Delhi Engg. & Testing Co. 64. Mukand Ltd.
25. Dee Development Engineers 65. Mahindra Intertrade Ltd.
26. Delhi Flying Club 66. Modern Metallurgical Lab
27. Delhi College of Engineering 67. Naveen Projects
28. ECE Industries 68. National Test House
29. Escorts JCB 69. Oriental Chemicals
30. Fuller KCP Ltd. 70. Polyfib
31. Gulati Glass Industries Ltd. 71. Picric Rice
32. General Insurance Surveyor 72. Punjab National Bank
33. G. S. Equipment 73. PTC Industries Ltd.
34. Ghaziabad Ispat Udyog 74. Perfect Test House
35. Ghaziabad Precision Products 75. Pahaladrai Steel Forgings
36. Haryana Steel & Alloys Ltd. 76. Qualimetry
37. Haryana Sheet Glass Ltd. 77. RITES Ltd.,
38. Hero Honda Ltd. 78. Rai Prexim India (P) Ltd.
39. Hi Tech Gears Ltd. 79. Rai & Sons (P) Ltd.
40. Industrial & Farm Equipment Co. 80. Reva Industries

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81. Rail Coach Factory
82. R. P. Alloys & Steel Forgings
83. Raman Boards Ltd.
84. Rathi Ispat Ltd.
85. Ratan Engineering Co.
86. Satna Cement Works
87. Sriram Pistons & Rings Ltd.
88. Saw Pipes Ltd.
89. Sperry Rail India (P) Ltd.
90. Sachdeva Industries
91. Starwire India Ltd.
92. Surya Roshni Ltd.
93. SGS India Ltd.
94. Shree Cement Ltd.
95. Tata Idea Mobile
96. Triveni Engineering Works
97. Telco (Recon Center)
98. Trans Bharat Aviation
99. Upper India Special Castings Ltd.
100. Uttarpradesh Steels
101. UP State Sugar Corp Ltd.
102. Vaishnav Steels Ltd.
103. Veera Udyog
104. Walchandnagar Industries Ltd.
105. Wonderland Amusement Park
106. Xerox Corporation
107. YKK
108. Zucker Mac Engg.
109 This is only a representative list . Contact us for specific names.

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ANNEXURE 2 : NATIONAL CERTIFICATION BOARD CERTIFICATE

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