CGC HEALY COURSE SOW.pdf
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Summary: Statement of Work for On-Site SNT-TC-1A Level One Thermographic Imaging Training and Certification
This Statement of Work specifies requirements for on-site Level One Thermographic Imaging Training and Certification to be delivered by the Contractor to the United States Coast Guard (USCG) at USCG Base Seattle Naval Engineering Division. The training will serve up to eight students from HEALY, POLAR STAR, and USCG HEALY Support members over a five-day period. The Contractor must provide one qualified instructor, all course materials, eight FLIR MODEL E8 Thermographic Imagery cameras (one per student), final examinations, certifications, Certificates of Completion, Student Course Surveys, instructor travel costs, and curriculum aligned with ANST Number SNT-TC-1A and ANSI/ASNT standards CP-105 and CP-189.
The course structure requires 75 percent classroom instruction and 25 percent hands-on training at the NED Classroom and USCG Base Seattle Facility. The curriculum encompasses nine topics: introductions, certification overview, thermography fundamentals, camera operation, IR science principles, IR camera calibration techniques, heat transfer concepts, inspection report creation, and student practical applications including electrical, mechanical, and facility/building diagnostics. All certifications and student course surveys must be submitted to USCG prior to instructor departure. Training will be conducted at USCG BASE Seattle-Naval Engineering Division, 1519 Alaskan Way South, Seattle, WA 98134, with the local point of contact identified as Forrest J. Heath (206-217-6896, Cell: 253-263-0521).
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Statement of Work: On-Site SNT-TC-1A Level One Thermographic Imaging Training and Certification.
The Contractor shall provide a proposal for On-Site Level One Thermographic Imaging Training and Certification. Request Contractor provide a proposal for instructor(s) to travel and provide to HEALY, POLAR STAR and USCG HEALY Support members, classroom and hands-on instruction for up to (8) eight students. The proposal shall include all course instruction, course materials, FLIR MODEL E8 Thermographic Imagery equipment for student usage (One FLIR MODEL E8 Thermographic Imagery equipment per student) during the duration of the course, examinations, certifications, and instructor travel costs to complete onsite instruction at USCG Base Seattle Naval Engineering Division (NED).
References:
• ANST Number SNT-TC-1A.
• ANSI/ASNT CP-105 of the American Society of Non-Destructive Testing.
• ANSI/ANST CP-189 of the American Society of Non-Destructive Testing
Requirements:
75 percent of the course shall be Classroom and 25 percent shall be hands-on Thermographic Imaging instruction at NED Classroom and USCG Base Seattle Facility.
Training course materials, certification examinations and FLIR MODEL E8 Thermographic Imagery equipment usage shall be provided for (8) eight students by the Contractor.
Provide qualified instructor, all training materials, equipment, final exam, certifications, end of course surveys (Certificates of Completion and Student Course Surveys submitted to USCG prior to Instructor Departs Place of Performance), and curriculum as listed below:
1. Introductions
2. Overview for Certification.
3. Introduction to Thermography to include: Definition of Thermography, Night Vision
Comparison, Application of Thermography and common application examples.
4. Camera Operation discussion, application and understanding of parameters, optical focus, thermal tuning and contrast adjustments, Camera measurement limits, tools and parameters, object size and distance relationships.
5. IR Science discussion to include fundamentals of Thermal Science, absolute and relative temperature scales, demonstrate diƯerence between units of measurement and temperature conversion between degree C/F diƯerentials, heat and temperature diƯerences demonstrations, description of electromagnetic spectrum, qualitative and quantitative thermography, identification of infrared wave bands and temperature eƯects on emitted infrared energy to objects.
6. IR Camera Calibration to include compensation of surroundings measurement techniques, description of specular and diƯuse reflector diƯerences, correction of camera settings due to atmospheric transmit losses and concept of reflected temperature. Also discuss emitted radiation correlation to temperature and demonstrate abilities of measuring factors that are targeted limiting emissivity.
7. Heat Transfer defined with explanations between Steady State and Transient heat transfer, multiple thermal patterns identification, wind speed temperature diƯerences and identification of thermal capacitance uses.
8. Overview of Creating an Inspection Report and recommend input for Condition Found Report with recommendations for corrective action requirements.
9. Student Practical Applications of Thermography demonstrated before instructor to with IR Camera and create report to include Electrical, Mechanical Applications and facility/building diagnostics.
Period of Performance: Contractor shall complete the training course onboard USCG BASE SEATTLE Naval Engineering Division within a period of (5) five days. (Certificates of Completion and Student Course Surveys submitted to USCG prior to Instructor Departs Place of Performance).
Place of performance: USCG BASE Seattle-Naval Engineering Division 1519 Alaskan Way South, Seattle, WA, USA 98134. LOCAL POC: Forrest J. Heath 206-217-6896 Cell: 253-263-
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