How to become a non-destructive testing inspector?

The minimum qualifications for a non-destructive testing inspector include at least a GED certificate or high school diploma, followed by completion of a program at a vocational school offering formal classroom training for NDT equipment use and theory. These programs typically take one year or less to complete. Some employers offer apprenticeship programs so that aspiring NDT professionals can get hands-on experience. In order to best succeed, you should have strong reading comprehension and communication skills, in addition to a strong foundation in math, technology, and engineering.