Opportunities From: The American Society for Nondestructive Testing

Fuel your passion for the nondestructive testing (NDT) community by serving as an Event Ambassador at ASNT 2025, our Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida.

Event Ambassadors play a key role in creating a welcoming, organized, and engaging experience for all attendees. With over 40 volunteer slots available, this is your chance to get involved, meet fellow professionals, and support the success of the NDT field's premier event. 

Support the NDT community by volunteering as an Event Ambassador at ASNT 2025! By serving just two 3-hour shifts, you'll receive complimentary full conference registration and gain meaningful networking, professional exposure, and the opportunity to give back - all while contributing to a successful and engaging event.

Technical Session Monitor

Session monitors oversee one of the technical session rooms. As ASNT's "eyes and ears," you will take attendance, assist attendees with use of the conference app to sign in to sessions, ensure attendees have the proper name badges, make note of any speaker changes, assist the Session Chair and presenters as needed, and complter reporting forms for each session. 

What You'll Do:

What You'll Gain:

Whether you're a first-time attendee or long-time member, this is a great way to immerse yourself in the conference and contribute meaningfully to the profession. Be part of a collaborative, energized team—and help make ASNT 2025 an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.

Fuel your passion for the nondestructive testing (NDT) community by serving as an Event Ambassador at ASNT 2025, our Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida.

Event Ambassadors play a key role in creating a welcoming, organized, and engaging experience for all attendees. With over 40 volunteer slots available, this is your chance to get involved, meet fellow professionals, and support the success of the NDT field’s premier event. 

Support the NDT community by volunteering as an Event Ambassador at ASNT 2025! By serving just two 3-hour shifts, you'll receive complimentary full conference registration and gain meaningful networking, professional exposure, and the opportunity to give back - all while contributing to a successful and engaging event.

Information Ambassador      

These important positions are another opportunity to make a positive impression by being a helpful "smiling face" to the conference attendees. Providing directions, conference information, and other assistance, ASNT Information Ambassadors are an essential component to creating a successful conference experience.

What You’ll Do:

What You’ll Gain:

Whether you're a first-time attendee or long-time member, this is a great way to immerse yourself in the conference and contribute meaningfully to the profession. Be part of a collaborative, energized team—and help make ASNT 2025 an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.

Fuel your passion for the nondestructive testing (NDT) community by serving as an Event Ambassador at ASNT 2025, our Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida.

Event Ambassadors play a key role in creating a welcoming, organized, and engaging experience for all attendees. With over 40 volunteer slots available, this is your chance to get involved, meet fellow professionals, and support the success of the NDT field’s premier event. 

Support the NDT community by volunteering as an Event Ambassador at ASNT 2025! By serving just two 3-hour shifts, you'll receive complimentary full conference registration and gain meaningful networking, professional exposure, and the opportunity to give back - all while contributing to a successful and engaging event.

Registration / General Assistant 

Meet and greet arriving attendees at registration with a smile. Make a great first impression by welcoming attendees to the Conference and providing them with all the materials they will need throughout the week.

What You’ll Do:

What You’ll Gain:

Whether you're a first-time attendee or long-time member, this is a great way to immerse yourself in the conference and contribute meaningfully to the profession. Be part of a collaborative, energized team—and help make ASNT 2025 an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.

The Council for Women in NDT exists to help women enter and succeed in the field of nondestructive testing. It does so by advocating for women, connecting women to the field, the society, the society’s leadership, and to other women in the field, developing relevant informational and learning content for ASNT’s events and publications, facilitating the affiliation and engagement of women members in ASNT at all levels.

Volunteers of the Council must be a current members of ASNT.

The ASNT Publications Department is seeking volunteer subject matter experts to assist the ASNT Handbook staff editor and methods committees in the peer review of content for an upcoming VT Handbook.

ASNT membership, committee involvement, or ASNT certification, while encouraged, is not required to participate in the peer review process. 

Expectations for Peer Reviewers

As a peer reviewer, you would use your expertise to:

In addition

Earning Certification Points

Becoming a peer reviewer is an excellent way to contribute to the NDT profession while at the same time earning points toward the renewal of your ASNT certification.

Current ACCP Level II, ACCP Professional Level III, and ASNT NDT Level III certification holders can earn recertification credits for their publications activities as listed below. Participants are responsible for documenting their activity.

Author or revise one full Study Guide, Q&A Book, PTP book, etc.        3 points

Full publication review as assigned by Publications Department         3 points

Partial publication review as assigned by Publications Department     1 point 

The ASNT Publications Department is seeking volunteer subject matter experts to assist the ASNT Handbook staff editor and Technical Editor in updating past content and creating new content for the upcoming ASNT NDT Visual Testing Handbook.

ASNT membership, committee involvement, or ASNT certification, while encouraged, is not required to participate in the contribution process. 

Expectations for Handbook Contributors

As a contributor, you would use your expertise to:

Earning Certification Points

Becoming a peer reviewer is an excellent way to contribute to the NDT profession while at the same time earning points toward the renewal of your ASNT certification.

Current ACCP Level II, ACCP Professional Level III, and ASNT NDT Level III certification holders can earn recertification credits for their publications activities as listed below. Participants are responsible for documenting their activity.

Author or revise one full Study Guide, Q&A Book, PTP book, etc.        3 points

Full publication review as assigned by Publications Department         3 points

Partial publication review as assigned by Publications Department     1 point 

About us: Help us shape the future of NDT training by joining the ASNT Authorized Training Organization (ATO) committee. We’ve created and are implementing an NDT training organization accreditation procedure to obtain an ASNT Authorized Training Organization certification.

Our goals: Work with NDT training organizations through administrative assessments and operational audits in obtaining an ASNT accreditation, Develop a national/international standard for qualifying / certifying NDT Training Organizations

About you: Ideally, you have training / teaching experience and understand the need for institutions to plan and execute NDT training courses meeting national standards such as ASNT CP-105, SNT-TC-1A, ASNT / ISO 9712. You should have knowledge on administrative techniques in measuring student outcomes, training organization management systems, and can work effectively with small groups to meet committee goals.

If interested, please send your C.V, (or resume) to ATO@ASNT.ORG

The Certification Management Committee (CMC) plays a crucial role in ensuring the integrity and quality of ASNT certification programs.  

The CMC is seeking qualified individuals to serve three-year terms as full or associate members, contributing to one or more method subcommittees based on their expertise.  

CMC members are responsible for actively participating in activities such as item writing, process reviews, developing valid and reliable examinations, and upholding confidentiality and security of the certification program enhancements.  Members work collaboratively to develop and refine the exams, while also ensuring certification procedures align with industry needs.  

CMC members are expected to attend scheduled CMC meetings or work sessions and participate, when necessary, in the balloting process.  

If you are interested in making a meaningful contribution to the certification process, we invite you to volunteer and support the value of the NDT profession!

The documents listed below are required to be submitted when applying for CMC membership. If any of the following documents are missing from the application, it will not be reviewed:

A current resume

Copies of Current NDT Level III Certificates (other than ASNT)

A corporate letter supporting the applicant for a 3-year term on the CMC, refer to application.

A completed application form that can be downloaded here.

 For full eligibility requirements please refer to the application.

Current CMC Program Membership Needs

The CMC is seeking qualified subject matter experts for the following programs to support ASNT's mission:

ASNT 9712 Program

Individuals with familiarity of the requirements of ISO 9712, with current and active expertise in performing examinations and evaluations of products utilizing the following NDT methods:

ASNT Level III Program

Individuals with advanced expertise in training and procedure development in the following NDT methods: GW, MW, NR, IR, ET, VA, MFL, AE, PdM.

Important Notice: Please note that volunteer applicants may not receive an automated notification regarding the submitted certification volunteer application. Additionally, the application status in the volunteer portal does not directly reflect the actual status of your certification volunteer application. Volunteer applications are reviewed once a month, and a member of the ASNT CS staff will contact the applicant directly with next steps.

As more members actively participate in ASNT Connect—ASNT's exclusive online community designed for networking, knowledge-sharing, and discussions on all things NDT/NDE—we’re looking for passionate volunteers to help foster engagement.

If you enjoy connecting with peers and facilitating meaningful conversations, this volunteer opportunity is for you!

What does an ASNT Connect Community Ambassador do?

Weekly: 

Ongoing: 

The Employer Based Certification (EBC) Audit Committee seeks qualified individuals to serve three-year terms as volunteer members. New members will serve based on their qualifications.

The documents listed below are required to be submitted when applying for EBC membership. If any of the following documents are missing from the application, it will not be reviewed:

Current EBC Membership Requirements

EBC applicants must satisfy the following eligibility criteria:

ASNT or ACCP Level III certified in at least one method for a least 10 years AND,

ISO 9001 or AS9100 Lead Assessor (or higher), NADCAP, ASME NQA-1, or ASQ CQA certification OR,

Have at least 10 years’ documented experience conducting internal or external audits relating to NDT.

If you do not satisfy the above criteria, please do not submit an application. It is your responsibility to determine your own eligibility.

The Engineering Council is looking for new members. This Council is responsible for administering NDT engineering affairs of the Society and for the formulation of broad plans and programs designed to enhance the engineering activities of the Society. 

ASNT Sections are required to host a minimum of three technical meetings per year. Our sections need speakers to deliver NDT-related technical presentations at their meetings. ASNT has created a Section Speaker's Directory as a resource to help sections find speakers. Respond to this opportunity to be added to the Section Speaker's Directory so sections can easily find you.

Neutron Radiography (NR) is one of ASNT’s 16 recognized methods, and changes in the technology over the past ten years have made NR more viable and accessible to the field since access to nuclear reactors to generate neutron particles is no longer required.

ASNT is seeking individuals to join a task-based working group of NR subject matter experts to new content and services that will serve to revitalize the method and body of knowledge. Projects will be identified and managed collaboratively with ASNT staff, and the working group will report to the Technical and Education Council.

The ASNT Publications Department is seeking volunteer subject matter experts to assist staff and various Society committees in the peer review of its educational publications and related content.

ASNT membership, committee involvement, or ASNT certification, while encouraged, is not required to participate in the peer review process.

Reviewers of RNDE must hold a PhD in a related field and have recently published works in NDE. 

As a peer reviewer, you would use your expertise to

Additional tips for a successful reviewing experience:

Becoming a peer reviewer is an excellent way to contribute to the NDT profession while at the same time earning points toward the renewal of your ASNT certification.

Current ACCP Level II, ACCP Professional Level III, and ASNT NDT Level III certification holders can earn recertification credits for their publications activities as listed below. Participants are responsible for documenting their activity.

Do you have an NDT topic you would like to discuss on the podcast? If so, apply to be a guest speaker!

When submitting your interest, please include the name of the proposed topic and 3-4 sentences describing the topic. If selected to be a guest speaker, you would be required to provide 10-12 questions for our host to ask you during the podcast.

The ASNT Publications Department is seeking volunteer subject matter experts to assist staff and various Society committees in the peer review of its educational publications and related content.

ASNT membership, committee involvement, or ASNT certification, while encouraged, is not required to participate in the peer review process.

As a peer reviewer, you would use your expertise to

Additional tips for a successful reviewing experience:

Becoming a peer reviewer is an excellent way to contribute to the NDT profession while at the same time earning points toward the renewal of your ASNT certification.

Current ASNT certificate holders can earn recertification credits for their peer review activities as listed below. Participants are responsible for documenting their activity.

Getting involved with an ASNT Committee is the best way to help contribute to ASNT's strategic agenda, not to mention a great way to network with likeminded NDT professionals. The Technician's Resource Development Committee (TRD) is seeking members to join and help support their goals.

The Technicians Resource Development Committee (TRD) supports the goals of ASNT by advancing content and program offerings aimed at Level I/II practitioners. The committee’s purpose is to advise, assist, and provide a platform for initiatives supporting the recruitment and retention of NDT technicians, including but not limited to outreach, publications, and education, collaborating with other ASNT councils and working groups, as needed, in order to achieve organizational objectives. Part of this scope includes support of the NDT Technician newsletter, which publishes articles on relevant ASNT activities, technician spotlights, and discussion of current and advanced NDT methods.

This Committee is part of the Methods Division and its responsibility is to develop, maintain, and update the body of knowledge for penetrating radiation testing. The Committee also develops the body of knowledge for training and qualifying personnel in penetrating radiation.

The ASNT Publications Department is seeking volunteer subject matter experts to assist the ASNT Handbook staff editor and Technical Editor in updating past content and creating new content for the upcoming ASNT NDT Magnetic Testing Handbook.

ASNT membership, committee involvement, or ASNT certification, while encouraged, is not required to participate in the contribution process. 

Expectations for Handbook Contributors

As a contributor, you would use your expertise to:

Earning Certification Points

Becoming a peer reviewer is an excellent way to contribute to the NDT profession while at the same time earning points toward the renewal of your ASNT certification.

Current ACCP Level II, ACCP Professional Level III, and ASNT NDT Level III certification holders can earn recertification credits for their publications activities as listed below. Participants are responsible for documenting their activity.

Author or revise one full Study Guide, Q&A Book, PTP book, etc.        3 points

Full publication review as assigned by Publications Department         3 points

Partial publication review as assigned by Publications Department     1 point 

The ASNT Publications Department is seeking volunteer subject matter experts to assist the ASNT Handbook staff editor and methods committees in the peer review of content for the upcoming ASNT NDT Magnetic Testing Handbook.

ASNT membership, committee involvement, or ASNT certification, while encouraged, is not required to participate in the peer review process. 

Expectations for Peer Reviewers

As a peer reviewer, you would use your expertise to:

In addition

Earning Certification Points

Becoming a peer reviewer is an excellent way to contribute to the NDT profession while at the same time earning points toward the renewal of your ASNT certification.

Current ACCP Level II, ACCP Professional Level III, and ASNT NDT Level III certification holders can earn recertification credits for their publications activities as listed below. Participants are responsible for documenting their activity.

Author or revise one full Study Guide, Q&A Book, PTP book, etc.        3 points

Full publication review as assigned by Publications Department         3 points

Partial publication review as assigned by Publications Department     1 point 

The ASNT Publications Department is seeking volunteer subject matter experts to assist the ASNT Handbook staff editor and methods committees in the peer review of content for the upcoming ASNT NDT Electromagnetic Handbook.

ASNT membership, committee involvement, or ASNT certification, while encouraged, is not required to participate in the peer review process. 

Expectations for Peer Reviewers

As a peer reviewer, you would use your expertise to:

In addition

Earning Certification Points

Becoming a peer reviewer is an excellent way to contribute to the NDT profession while at the same time earning points toward the renewal of your ASNT certification.

Current ACCP Level II, ACCP Professional Level III, and ASNT NDT Level III certification holders can earn recertification credits for their publications activities as listed below. Participants are responsible for documenting their activity.

Author or revise one full Study Guide, Q&A Book, PTP book, etc.        3 points

Full publication review as assigned by Publications Department         3 points

Partial publication review as assigned by Publications Department     1 point 

The ASNT Publications Department is seeking volunteer subject matter experts to assist the ASNT Handbook staff editor and Technical Editor in updating past content and creating new content for the upcoming ASNT NDT Electromagnetic Handbook.

ASNT membership, committee involvement, or ASNT certification, while encouraged, is not required to participate in the contribution process. 

Expectations for Handbook Contributors

As a contributor, you would use your expertise to:

Earning Certification Points

Becoming a peer reviewer is an excellent way to contribute to the NDT profession while at the same time earning points toward the renewal of your ASNT certification.

Current ACCP Level II, ACCP Professional Level III, and ASNT NDT Level III certification holders can earn recertification credits for their publications activities as listed below. Participants are responsible for documenting their activity.

Author or revise one full Study Guide, Q&A Book, PTP book, etc.        3 points

Full publication review as assigned by Publications Department         3 points

Partial publication review as assigned by Publications Department     1 point 

The NDT Technician (TNT) is a bimonthly curated email newsletter for NDT technicians and Level I and Level II practitioners. TNT seeks authors to write articles on emerging technology, training and education, and safety. Articles should be written in a way that introduces readers to NDT fundamentals, methods, applications, and technologies.

Article Guidelines:

Length

Articles submitted to The NDT Technician typically range between 1000 and 3000 words. Text should be written in a Microsoft Word compatible program. (Google Docs is a good alternative to Word.)

Submissions should be original (not published elsewhere, either online or in print).

Photos and Figures

If possible, include images to enhance your text. Photographs and illustrations should be at least 1000 pixels wide at 72 dpi. Height can vary.

Be sure to get permission to reprint illustrations or text that have been used in other publications, online, or belong to other parties. Permission to reprint must come from the copyright holder. (The copyright holder might be an individual, a publishing house, or the organization for which the material was produced.) Copyright holders of illustrations will be credited in the article.

Commercialism

Articles are not to be used for direct promotion of a product, service, or other self-interest. Services may be discussed from the point of view of implementation, insight from an end-user, lessons learned, or any noncommercial point of view. No company names or trademarks should appear in the text, though they may be cited in acknowledgments, references, and author affiliations.

Use generic terms for products: for example, polyaramid instead of Kevlar® and acrylic instead of Plexiglas®.

References

If your submission requires references, they should appear at the end of the text and be listed in the order of occurrence. DOI numbers should be provided if available.

Copyright

ASNT will not publish material without a signed transfer of copyright from the author. Submission of an article implies that the content has not been published elsewhere and will not be published verbatim elsewhere.

The copyright transfer allows the author to link to or share the content electronically, distribute copies for internal use, use the materials for lectures or classroom purposes, and share PDFs for internal company use. Content can be reused in future works provided ASNT is credited as the original source of publication. Content may also be used in derivative publications based on this work.

ASNT’s new blog, ASNT Pulse, is looking for guest bloggers. You are invited to contribute by sharing your industry knowledge on a variety of topics. From technical work to career development tips, writing blog posts provides a unique opportunity to reach the thousands of weekly visitors to ASNT’s website.

Following are the submission guidelines for ASNT Pulse.

Articles submitted to ASNT Pulse typically should range between 1000 and 3000 words. Text should be written in a Microsoft Word compatible program. Google Docs is a good alternative to Word.

If possible, include images to enhance your text.

Photographs and illustrations should be at least 1000 pixels wide at 72 dpi. Height can vary.

Be sure to get permission to reprint illustrations or text that have been used in other publications, online, or belong to other parties. Permission to reprint must come from the copyright holder. (The copyright holder might be an individual, a publishing house, or the organization for which the material was produced.)

Copyright holders of illustrations are credited in the blog post.

Blog posts are not to be used for direct promotion of a product, service, or other self-interest. Services may be discussed from the point of view of implementation, insight from an end-user, lessons learned, or any noncommercial point of view.

No company names or trademarks should appear in the text though they may be cited in acknowledgments, references, and author affiliations.

Use generic terms for products: polyaramid instead of Kevlar® and acrylic instead of Plexiglas®.

If your submission requires references, they should appear at the end of the text and be listed in the order of occurrence. 

ASNT will not publish material without a signed transfer of copyright from the author. Submission of a blog post implies that the content has not been published elsewhere and will not be published verbatim elsewhere.

The copyright transfer allows the author to link to or share the content electronically, distribute copies for internal use, use the materials for lectures or classroom purposes, share pdfs for internal company use. Content can be reused in future works provided ASNT is credited as the source. Content may also be used in derivative publications based on this work.

Recertification Points

Both contributors and reviewers can earn recertification renewal points.

Technical articles longer than 1000 words that require peer review will earn the contributor 3 recertification renewal points.

Peer reviewers will earn 1 recertification point per blog post reviewed.

Nontechnical submissions or features will not earn recertification points.

The ASNT Publications Department is seeking volunteer subject matter experts to assist staff and various Society committees in the peer review of its educational publications and related content.

ASNT membership, committee involvement, or ASNT certification, while encouraged, is not required to participate in the peer review process. 

As a peer reviewer, you would use your expertise to

Becoming a peer reviewer is an excellent way to contribute to the NDT profession while at the same time earning points toward the renewal of your ASNT certification.

Current ACCP Level II, ACCP Professional Level III, and ASNT NDT Level III certification holders can earn recertification credits for their publications activities as listed below. Participants are responsible for documenting their activity.