NII screening

This is a preliminary engineering screening based on structured NII methodology.

Can this asset be inspected using Non-Intrusive Inspection?

Provide key asset details for a preliminary view of NII suitability and the appropriate next step in the workflow.

This is a preliminary engineering screening based on structured NII methodology.

How this assessment works

  • Information

    You provide asset context, operating conditions, damage mechanisms, and access constraints.

  • Screening

    Inputs are assessed against structured NII logic to form a preliminary suitability view.

  • Strategy

    The inspection objective and high-level approach are agreed before detailed planning fixes methods and coverage.

  • Planning

    Workpacks, acceptance criteria, and execution requirements are developed before field work starts.

This step covers Information through early Planning context. Execution, evaluation, and close-out follow in the full NII workflow. NAS delivers those stages, including physical on-site inspection, when you proceed.

View the full NII process (step-by-step)Contact

Preliminary engineering screening only. Outcomes guide next steps; they do not replace detailed planning or field execution scoping.

Asset definition
Degradation and history
Known damage mechanisms
Access and constraints
Objective
What is the goal?
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Common questions

What is this assessment?
A preliminary engineering screening based on the same structured logic as early NII stages. It is not a substitute for detailed planning or execution scoping.
What happens after screening?
If inputs support it, NAS moves into strategy, workpack and planning, on-site inspection execution, analysis, and engineering close-out.
Does NAS only advise after qualification?
No. NAS delivers the full inspection workflow, including field execution and evaluation, when you proceed past screening.
How does this relate to the NII process page?
The form aligns with Information, Screening, Strategy, and early Planning. The process page shows the full sequence through Execution, Evaluation, and Decision.