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Glossary

NDT procedure vs technique sheet

An NDT procedure is the controlled, Level 3-approved document that defines how a method is applied for a range of applications under a code; a technique sheet (or work instruction) applies that procedure to a specific job with the exact probe, angles, calibration, scan plan and acceptance criteria.

Published

Also known as: NDT procedure, technique sheet, work instruction, scan plan.

Why the distinction matters

A procedure that tries to cover every job becomes unusable; a technique sheet without an approved procedure behind it is unsupported. Keeping the two levels separate is how companies stay flexible and auditable at the same time.

In AMPS

Approved procedures live in your document library in OneDrive, SharePoint or Google Drive; job-specific technique details and the resulting report are attached to the job in AMPS, where the history feature records revisions and who uploaded them.

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