Volume 7 Issue 2 February 2018
Credibility is a business asset that can be worth its weight in gold. Unfortunately, credibility is not a commodity that can be purchased, but rather a quality that must be developed, protected, and maintained. Credibility is based upon character, honesty, and integrity.
I recently visited a local grade school and was impressed by a large banner that read, “Character is doing the right thing when no one is looking.” Having character as a thermographer demands that one act in a professional manner at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, putting customer needs ahead of one’s own needs.
I recently visited a local grade school and was impressed by a large banner that read, “Character is doing the right thing when no one is looking.” Having character as a thermographer demands that one act in a professional manner at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, putting customer needs ahead of one’s own needs.
Infraspection Institute’s IR/INFO Conference was recently held in New Orleans, LA. IR/INFO 2018 marks the 29th anniversary for the advanced training conference, technical symposium, and technology expo.
IR/INFO was attended by infrared thermographers, PdM technologists, and building inspection professionals from around the world who enjoyed four days of networking, learning, and fun in a relaxed and professional atmosphere.
IR/INFO was attended by infrared thermographers, PdM technologists, and building inspection professionals from around the world who enjoyed four days of networking, learning, and fun in a relaxed and professional atmosphere.
In addition to our Level I, II, and III thermography courses, Infraspection Institute offer a number of applications courses focused on specific areas of thermal imaging. Topics include infrared inspections of: electrical systems, mechanical systems, and building envelopes. Other topics include thermal imaging for pest detection and for weatherization of buildings.
Using a standard lens to perform infrared inspections at close distances can be particularly difficult. This situation is quite common when inspecting building envelopes, motor control centers, and some types of mechanical equipment.
When using a normal lens at close range, it may be impossible to include an item of interest and a reference component within a single frame. For larger objects, you may be able to image only a portion of the target.
When using a normal lens at close range, it may be impossible to include an item of interest and a reference component within a single frame. For larger objects, you may be able to image only a portion of the target.
