Description:

When developing or assessing your infrared thermography condition monitoring program, there are many aspects that must be taken into consideration. During this webinar we will briefly describe the components that are needed to optimize the performance and therefore your ROI. For example: Have all possible applications been considered? Are procedures and routes in place supporting the correct inspection frequency and equipment prioritization? Do you have the right infrared equipment to support the program? These and many more components of an industry best practice infrared program will be reviewed.

Learning Takeaways:

1. Defining your program
2. Optimizing your applications
3. The right equipment for the job
4. The right training for qualification and certification
5. Proper inspection procedures to facilitate safety, methodologies, analysis and reporting
6. Routes and frequencies
7. Communication and metrics to support continuous improvement

About the Presenter:

With a professional background in reliability engineering, Roy’s strengths in management and program development have been a tremendous asset to The Snell Group. He is a partner in the firm and oversees technical and program issues for the company’s offerings in both infrared thermography (IR) and electric motor testing (EMT) technologies. Roy teaches a very wide range of classes for The Snell Group, including Level 1, Level 2, Level 1 NDT, Level 2 NDT, Level 3, Electrical Specialty, and Mechanical Specialty courses. Earlier in his career, Roy spent twelve years as an equipment reliability engineer with Allied Signal Aerospace and he was instrumental in establishing their infrared program.