Visual Testing Level 2 Course
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Denmark needs more qualified NDT inspectors
The demand for qualified personnel within non-destructive testing is increasing across the Danish defence, maritime and industrial sectors.
Mose Technology NDT & Welding ApS does not operate its own training department. Instead, we collaborate with experienced training providers and help bring relevant NDT courses to Denmark—closer to Danish companies and participants and at competitive prices.
As part of this initiative, we are supporting Kiwa in making a Danish-language Visual Testing Level 2 course available in Haderslev.
Kiwa is responsible for the training and examinations, while Mose Technology is helping to establish and promote the initiative in Denmark.
The course schedule is:
Online training: 23–24 September 2026
Practical training at Hotel Norden in Haderslev: 28–30 September 2026
Theoretical and practical examinations: 1–2 October 2026
The course prepares participants for VT Level 2 certification. Final certification requires successful completion of the examinations and documented practical experience in accordance with the applicable certification requirements.
Read more and register for the course.
Meet Mose Technology at stand D3110 during DALO Industry Days, 19–20 August 2026, at MCH Messecenter Herning.
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