SAE ARP 1962B:2019 pdf free

SAE ARP 1962B:2019 pdf free.Training and Approval of Heat-Treating Personnel
The company should have a formal written program that defines the progression for education, experience, on-the-job training, classroom instruction, and evaluation for each individual to become approved. In addition, it is recommended for the company to have a documented system for assessing the heat treater’s ability to produce acceptable hardware; such a system would use inspection and test data and failure data that is traceable to the individual heat-treater. Evidence of problems should trigger consideration of retraining, reevaluation, withdrawing of approval, or not granting reapproval.
The functions in Table 1 should be performed or monitored by approved personnel who have been specifically documented as approved for each function they perform. Determination of which personnel are approved for which functions is solely the responsibility of the heat-treat company or facility. Personnel may be approved for any or all of these functions.
The functions in Table 1 may be performed by nonapproved supervised personnel who can follow instructions when they are designated by and monitored by an approved person (for the function(s) being monitored). The approved person is responsible for the proper performance of the function. Monitoring should entail either frequent periodic witnessing or verification checking of the function, verification of the accuracy of shop paper, test results, and inspection records, and stamping, initialing, or signing off the shop paper, test results, and inspection records by approved personnel. The frequency of witnessing should be determined by heat-treating company approved personnel based on their confidence in the experience and capability of the nonapproved personnel. Monitoring does not imply constant visual contact.
Metallurgists and other graduate engineers who have documented records of on-the-job shop training and who have passed the evaluation specified herein. On-the-job shop training for metallurgists and other graduate engineers may be waived with 6 months of related heat-treat experience.SAE ARP 1962B pdf free download.