Aerospace NDT

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Part Financed by the European Community European Regional Development Fund and managed by

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Where are we - We are situated at Robin Hood Airport (Doncaster Sheffield) the former Royal Air Force Finningley site which is approximately 6 miles east of Doncaster, in South Yorkshire, England. The area is well served with communications links - the A1, M18, M180 & M181 are within twenty minutes of the site and the M1 and M62 can be accessed in half an hour. We have a network of NDT Engineers providing easy coverage of most of the UK. We also have an engineer permanently based in Holland.

The airfield boasts a 1.9 mile long runway. Operations started in 2005 with further plans for development including a maintenance and aviation training centre scheduled for opening in 2007.

What do we do - The company's primary function is to supply Non Destructive Testing services and personnel to the Aerospace industry. The company also holds a C14 rating allowing it to perform maintenance functions on aircraft wheels.

Who says we can do that - We are approved by EASA which allows us to operate throughout Europe and many other parts of the world through our approval issued by the UK Civil Aviation Authority. Our approval number is UK.145.00704.

We are also approved by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. Our approval number is UKXY475X.

NDT - How do you do that - The methods we use include:

Ultrasonic, Eddy Current, Radiographic, Magnetic Particle and Liquid Penetrant Examination. We are also able to carry out Bond / Resonance Testing.

Through our associate companies we are able to offer or arrange almost any type of testing services, NDT training and Level 3 services and the manufacture of NDT reference pieces.

Contact Details:	David Firth
	Suite E6
	1st Avenue
	Heyford House
	Robin Hood Airport
	Doncaster
	DN9 3RH
Telephone:	+44 (0)1302 770771
Fax:	+44 (0)1302 770956
AOG:	+44 (0)7710 928786

Electronic Mail:	david@aerospacendt.com

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Last modified: December 31, 2006