
The UE Systems CAT I Airborne/Structure Borne Ultrasound Inspection Course is a foundational certification designed for maintenance technicians and reliability engineers seeking essential skills in ultrasound condition monitoring. This five day course provides the core knowledge to detect faults such as leaks, bearing defects, steam-trap failures, and electrical discharges across industrial systems.
Aligned with ISO 18436 8 and ASNT SNT TC 1A standards, this training blends theoretical principles with hands-on experience using industry-leading equipment. Ideal for those entering condition monitoring or enhancing their trade expertise in predictive maintenance.
Completing this course equips you with the core ultrasound inspection skills used in proactive maintenance programmes. You’ll learn how to detect and interpret early warning signs for leaks, lubrication issues, steam-trap performance, and electrical anomalies – helpful for boosting reliability and reducing downtime.
Our expert instructors support each candidate with practical guidance and structured training on UE Systems tools. Graduates walk away with the ability to support existing ultrasound programmes, initiate new inspection routes, and make informed maintenance decisions.
This course delivers around 32 hours of combined theory and field work over five days.
Participants engage with real equipment in realistic inspection scenarios.
The course is delivered in both live online and in-person formats, typically over five days.
No—CAT I is an entry-level course suitable for beginners.
Yes, attendees receive UE Systems Category I Certification upon passing assessments.
Ideal for roles in maintenance, reliability engineering, and condition monitoring across industrial sectors.
Yes, candidates must pass a hearing test (≤25 dBHL in one ear) to obtain certification.