Responsible Level III Services
Your Level III without adding another full-time employee.
Not every company needs a Level III sitting in the office 40 hours a week. But when you need one, you need someone who understands your program, knows your people and procedures, and is available when questions come up.
Rogue NDT provides ongoing Responsible Level III support tailored to your operation, from personnel qualification and certification to procedures, examinations, technical questions, and the day-to-day support that keeps an NDT program running.
What Level III Support Includes
Responsible Level III designation and technical oversight
Written practice development and review
Personnel qualification and certification
General, specific, and practical examinations
Procedure development, review, and approval
Technical interpretation and day-to-day support
NDT program and documentation review
Audit and customer support
Ongoing Level III Support
This is how we prefer to work.
A Responsible Level III is most useful when they actually know your program, not when they're called once a year to sign a document.
Our retainer option provides ongoing access to Level III support for a predictable monthly or annual cost. We get to know your technicians, procedures, equipment, and inspection program, so we're already up to speed when something comes up.
Routine Level III support is included within the agreed scope, while unusual projects, extensive onsite work, or application-specific development can be handled separately when needed.
Project & As-Needed Support
Don't need ongoing Level III support? That's fine too. Rogue can provide individual Level III services on an as-needed basis, including procedures, examinations, certifications, program reviews, and other defined technical work.
If your needs grow, that support can transition into an ongoing retainer.
Need a Level III?
Whether you're building a new NDT program, replacing an existing Level III, adding NAS 410 support, or just need experienced technical backup, let's talk about what your program actually needs.
