Got got it all.

Study, study, study.

Good luck - Al

Good List. Good luck
PWC

Just want to say thanks to all that have posted info about the SCWI exam.
The info I learned on this site was very helpful.

Here's some feedback about the exam:

The code book test was mostly based on B2.1, with a few additional questions from each B4.0, QC1, SNT-TC-1A and general ISO quality system requirements.
They gave example scenarios of a paticular PQR parameters and asked several questions based on each scenario.
The questions were typical, What F number, what thickness ranges qualified, etc.
The scenarios themselves were off the wall examples that ensured you had to use all the table notes and alternative requirements, the kind of things that are often open to interpretation.
The saving grace was that there were only 46? questions, which allowed semi-adequate time for flipping through the books to find answers.

The fundamentals test was a humdinger. There were questions from all related topics.
Several questions about each, VT, PT, MT, UT, ET and RT.
Few questions about AET, HDT and Helium leak testing.
Several questions about Austenitic SS, D10.4 based.
I spent too much time looking up answers in the books, for accuracy, and had to rush through the last 10 or 15 questions to finish on time. (134? total questions)
I intended to challenge 5 of the questions, because they were hogwash and BS, but I didn't have time to do so.

This advice was good, but I spent too much study time on AET, HDT and B4.0, and not enough time on B2.1 and the Guide for Non Destructive Testing.
Those with a better NDT background than I would not have as much trouble as I did with the fundamentals.

All in all, I'm cautiously optimstic that I passed, but most likely cut it close, one way or the other.
Now I've just got to wait and chew fingernails until I get the results sometime within the next 6 weeks...

Tim Gary

Congratulations Tim