• For volumetric testing of components, radiography film interpretation (RTFI) is a non-destructive testing (NDT) technique. Radiography creates a latent image of a test specimen on a radiographic film using X-rays or gamma rays. Before radiography, each component must be visually inspected to see if it complies with the relevant code or standard. • An expert and informed person who can assess the quality of a radiograph, spot discontinuities on a radiograph, and determine if those discontinuities comply with the relevant code or standard is a radiographic film interpreter. This module will define the concepts and applications necessary for the interpreter to assess the film's calibre and its components' consistency. Radiographic image analysis and interpretation are frequently used in industry to control the quality of castings and weldments. This program’s objectives are to explain the fundamental conditions for effective interpretation and offer illustrations of the many radiographic forms of weld defects. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION This course is intended for radiographers, inspectors, engineers, and anyone else who wants to interpret radiographs but isn’t very familiar with radiography’s basic concepts. Radiographic image analysis and interpretation are frequently utilised in industry for castings and weldment quality control. CERTIFICATION AUTHORITY: • SNT-TC-1A (Latest edition) of American Society for Nondestructive Testing • CSWIP (As per ISO 9712)