NDT/NDE Services
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), also known as Non-Destructive Examination (NDE), is a critical part of asset integrity, fabrication quality control, and in-service inspection. It enables organizations to evaluate materials, welds, and equipment without causing damage—ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance.
BGMC provides independent, third-party NDT/NDE services through highly qualified inspectors and accredited laboratory partners. We combine inspection expertise, advanced testing technology, and industry best practices to ensure accurate detection of defects, early risk identification, and compliance with global standards.
Our NDT services support fabrication, construction, shutdowns, maintenance, asset life extension, and regulatory inspections across industries.
Why NDT/NDE Is Essential
NDT/NDE helps organizations:
Detect cracks, corrosion, porosity, inclusions & weld defects
Prevent failures, leaks, and operational hazards
Verify fabrication quality
Assess remaining life of assets
Ensure compliance with ASME, API, EN, and client standards
Avoid costly shutdowns and catastrophic failures
Reduce repair and maintenance costs
NDT provides deep insight into material health without interrupting operations.
Our Inspection Services
Scope of BGMC NDT/NDE Services
The scope of BGMC’s NDT/NDE Services includes detecting surface and subsurface defects in materials, welds, and components using advanced non-destructive testing methods to ensure integrity, safety, and compliance without damaging the equipment.
Ultrasonic Testing (UT)
Ultrasonic testing is used to detect internal cracks, thickness loss, laminations, and other material discontinuities. It is essential for assessing the integrity of pressure vessels, storage tanks, pipelines, forgings, and structural components.
Ultrasonic Thickness Measurement
Ultrasonic Thickness Testing (UTT) determines remaining wall thickness, corrosion rates, and estimated remaining life, making it a critical technique for RBI programs and in-service inspection planning.
Radiographic Testing
Radiographic Testing (X-ray or Gamma Ray) is used for weld quality assessment, detection of internal defects, and high-precision imaging. It is ideal for pipeline welds, pressure vessel joints, castings, and other critical components where internal integrity must be verified.
Magnetic Particle Inspection
Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI) detects surface and near-surface discontinuities in ferromagnetic materials, including welds, castings, structural steel, and critical load-bearing components. It is widely used in construction, fabrication, and lifting equipment inspections to ensure material integrity and safety.
Dye Penetrant Testing
Dye Penetrant Inspection (DPI) is a simple yet highly effective method for detecting surface-breaking defects in non-porous materials such as stainless steel, aluminum, welds, and precision-machined parts. It is ideal for identifying cracks, porosity, and other surface discontinuities.
Visual Testing
Visual Testing is performed using borescopes, mirrors, weld gauges, cameras, and measurement tools to assess surface condition and identify defects. As the foundation of all quality and safety checks, VT provides the first and most essential layer of inspection assurance.
Why Choose BGMC for NDT/NDE Services
Sample Use Cases
How It Works
Case 1 – Pressure Vessel Manufacturer (Export to EU)
BGMC performed PED classification, reviewed design calculations, supported welding qualification, and prepared the technical documentation for a Notified Body review.
Case 2 – Heat Exchanger OEM
We aligned their QMS with Module H requirements, trained the QA team, updated procedures, and ensured CE marking compliance.
Case 3 – Skid Assembly for Chemical Plant
BGMC established conformity pathways for assemblies involving vessels, piping, and safety accessories, integrating the PED ESRs across the entire skid.
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