Syria Atomic Energy Commission Announces Industrial Radiography Course
The Syrian Atomic Energy Commission (SAEC) has officially announced the opening of registration for a specialized national training program focused on the quality assurance and control of metallic materials and components using industrial radiography. The course, titled “Quality Assurance and Control of Metallic Materials and Components via Industrial Radiography – Level I,” is designed to enhance the technical capabilities of personnel operating within critical infrastructure sectors in Syria.
The training initiative aims to bolster the expertise of national technical staff engaged in technical inspection and safety protocols across several vital industrial sectors, most notably oil and gas facilities, as well as power generation plants. By providing standardized, high-level training, the commission seeks to elevate performance standards, optimize operational efficiency, and strengthen safety and quality management systems within these essential installations.
According to an announcement released by the commission via its official communication channels, the training sessions are scheduled to take place at the SAEC headquarters in Damascus. The program is set to commence on September 20 and will conclude on September 28. The course is tailored for engineers and technical professionals who are currently employed in the fields of technical inspection and maintenance within both the public and private sectors, ensuring that a broad spectrum of the nation’s industrial workforce can benefit from the advanced training.
Prospective candidates have until Thursday, September 3, to submit their applications for the training course. The commission has provided multiple resources for those interested in obtaining further details regarding the curriculum, requirements, and registration process. Applicants can access information by scanning the official QR code provided by the commission or by visiting the dedicated portal at http://aec.gov.sy/#tc. Furthermore, the commission has established a direct line of communication for interested parties, allowing potential participants to submit their registration requests or inquiries via email to nsttc@aec.org.sy.
This training program underscores the ongoing efforts by Syrian technical authorities to integrate modern industrial inspection techniques into the domestic workforce. By focusing on industrial radiography, the commission is addressing the specific needs for non-destructive testing, which is a critical component for ensuring the structural integrity of pipelines, pressure vessels, and energy infrastructure. As Syria continues to focus on the maintenance and rehabilitation of its industrial base, the role of specialized training provided by institutions such as the Atomic Energy Commission remains a vital link in maintaining safety and technical compliance across the national economy.
