Malaysia international NDT conference and exhibition 2011
8/1/2011 9:45:29 AM
MINDTCE 11, 21st-22nd November 2011: Event MSNT Members Cannot Miss
Preparation for the main event in Malaysian NDT
calendar is going very smoothly. Program has been
arranged by the Technical Committee that involved
2 invited speakers from Korea and another 2 from
Malaysia. In addition to this, 34 papers authored
by scientists and technologists from 9 different
countries will also be presented. Meanwhile all
exhibition booths that will display the latest
equipment and system in NDT and welding are
fully booked and there you will be able to see the
most modern technology that may be able to help
you to reduce the operational cost of your
organizations, or that may allow you to extend
your valuable services to your client.
MSNT together with our collaborator MWJS are
preparing the best for you and in return we expect
you to give us good respond. We hope that all
organizations dealing with NDT that include NDT
Companies, NDT Training Institutes, NDT
Research institutes, Universities offering NDT as a subject,NDT equipment supplier,NDT beneficiaries and everyone else, will join us in Thistle Hotel, Port Dickson on that date. PLEASE REGISTER NOW TO AVOID CONGESTION AT THE LAST MINUTE.
Visit by KNDT Representatives
Two representatives of a Korean NDT Company known as KNDT have paid a visit to see the
MSNT President on 23rd June 2011. The purpose of his visit is to get to know NDT activities in Malaysia
and to search for a possible collaboration with
Malaysian NDT Companies in area of advance NDT Technologies. During this discussion it was identified that NDT for nuclear power
inspection would become an area where Malaysian NDT company can learn from their counterpart in
Korea.
Korean NDT Companies have extensive experience in the NDT for nuclear power plant components.
After series of discussions, finally the Department of
Skill Development, Ministry of Human Resource
formally recognized MSNT as the Lead Industrial
Body for NDT. Such recognition came through a
letter dated 6th June 2011 signed by Dr Pang Chau
Leong, The Director General of The Department of
Skill Manpower Development.With this recognition, it is expected that MSNT will have
better role in determining the future of NDT
qualification and certification scheme. MSNT
members thanks Dr Pang for his role and support in
ensuring that Malaysians have better opportunity to
be trained and certified through a high quality
scheme accepted by industries.
Malaysian Radiographers set a record of highest exposed
group of radiation workers again in 2010
Once again Malaysian radiographers made a record.
For 2010, industrial radiographers constitute only
about 6.28% of the total radiation workers in
Malaysia but absorbed 55.28% of the amount of dose
absorbed by the whole radiation workers. These
figures have been revealed the MSNT President
during his presentation in a conference organized by
the Malaysian Association of Radiation Protection
(MARPA) in Langkawi on 7th June 2011. According
to his paper, the average dose absorbed by each
radiographer throughout 2010 is 4.24mSv as
compared with 0.12mSv, and 0.29 mSv for those
who work in other industrial sectors and medical
sectors respectively.All parties especially the
radiographers themselves as well as the Radiation
Protection officers for NDT companies are urged to
take necessary measures to ensure that workers are
protected during the course of their work.
![]() 
Dr Pang (right) has been a very strong supporter for the development of Malaysian
NDT qualification and certification scheme.
MALAYSIAN SOCIETY FOR NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING (MSNT)
Industrial Technology Division (BTI), Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia),
Bangi, 43000 Kajang, Selangor.
Tel: 03-89250510, Fax: 03-89250907, e-mail: nassir@nuclearmalaysia.gov.my
|
|
|
Hà Nội
0
|
|
![]()
|
|