DETECTING THE UNSEEN
South Africa's specialist rail radiography and NDT inspection company. Certified Level II & III technicians operating across all 9 provinces — 24/7.
Advanced NDT Solutions
Specialised inspection services ensuring safety, quality, and regulatory compliance across South Africa’s rail and industrial sectors.
Radiographic Testing (RT)
Conventional, reliable Radiography with on-site digital capture.
- Conventional Reliable RT
- On-site Digital Capture
- Real-time Results Access
Ultrasonic Testing (UT)
Internal flaw detection and thickness measurement via PAUT/TOFD.
- High-frequency sound
- Phased Array
- Accurate Depth
Magnetic Particle (MT)
Surface defect detection using magnetic fields on rail heads.
- Wet Fluorescent
- Crack Detection
- Ferrous Materials
Dye Penetrant (PT)
Liquid testing for surface-breaking defects in non-porous joints.
- Fluorescent Dyes
- Visible Methods
- Quick Diagnostics
Weld Certification
Comprehensive Assessment and Certificate of Conformance issuance.
- PRASA/TFR format
- Classification C1-C3
- Standard Compliant
NDT Training & Certification Support
SNT-TC-1A Level I & II preparation
Technical Consultation
Audit support & compliance planning
Certified. Precise. Trusted.
Certified NDT technicians — SNT-TC-1A Level II & III
Specialisation in rail infrastructure safety (thermit welds, track inspection)
Compliance with TFR BBB specification and ASME B31.3
On-site digital radiography with real-time results access
Rapid reporting and direct client communication
Competitive pricing with guaranteed accuracy
B-BBEE Level 1 compliant
Working alongside Transnet Capital Projects
Sectors We Serve
Nationwide Coverage
MPIA Services operates across South Africa, providing specialized rail and industrial NDT inspections.
Precision in the Field
Real inspections. Real results. Delivered across South Africa’s rail network.
Railway Track Inspection
Rail Weld Assessment
Field NDT Operations
READY TO DISCUSS YOUR NDT REQUIREMENTS?
Our expert team is available 24/7 for emergency response and project planning across all nine provinces.