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The Infrared Training Center (ITC) Level II / Category II Thermography Certification is the advanced level of ITC's thermographer certification scheme: a four-day (8-hour sessions) live course with hands-on labs that culminates in an electronically administered written/online certification exam requiring a minimum grade of 75%; certification is valid for five years. Aligned to ASNT SNT-TC-1A & CP-105 in North America and ISO 18436-7 / ISO 9712 elsewhere.
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One written/online certification exam administered electronically at the end of a four-day live course (8-hour sessions each day, 24 CEUs) with hands-on practical lab exercises; certification requires completing all course components — attendance, active lab participation, required training hours — and a passing grade on the final course examination. No separate practical exam is published; hands-on labs are course components.
A worldwide vendor certification: ITC delivers courses and certification exams globally ('over 600 scheduled training dates at various locations around the world'), with the exam standardised per level; regional standards mapping applies (ASNT SNT-TC-1A & CP-105 for North American courses, BINDT CMGEN appB for UK classes, ISO 18436 & 9712 for Latin America, Europe, and Asia) but the Level II certification itself is uniform.
Level I (Category I) thermography certification required; equivalent certifications from other providers are accepted subject to advance submission and review for alignment with ITC's learning objectives and course standards
Two additional exam sittings after a first failed attempt (three attempts in total) with instructor guidance on focus areas; after three failed attempts the student must reattend another certification course