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Equine Thermal Imaging Technicians Course

£1,500.00 inc. VAT

GBP1500 including VAT

Aimed at equine professionals with a basic understanding of anatomy, this course delivers the fundamental skills and knowledge needed to undertake basic equine thermal imaging scans to quickly identify injuries, tendon stress and lameness.

Please note: course dates are subject to change due to a minimum class number requirement.

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ABOUT THIS COURSE

This comprehensive course will teach students how to use thermal imaging to undertake a comprehensive equine scan. Students will study pre-scan procedures, including thermal camera set-up and operation, along with learning how to correctly adjust camera and software settings. During the course, students will practice image analysis and pattern recognition, learning how to identify problem areas that may need further investigation by a vet.

WHAT’S INCLUDED WITH THIS COURSE?

CERTIFIED ID CARD

We provide all students with a certified ID card for on-site working

TRAINING MANUALS

Our courses come complete with printed hard-cover training manuals

£100 VOUCHER

Get £100 off your next thermal imaging course with us

EQUIPMENT DISCOUNTS

iRed® students get exclusive discounts on the latest thermal cameras

ISO 18436+

Our courses are approved by BINDT and fully compliant with ISO 18436 standards

ONGOING SUPPORT

Speak to our instructors for help and guidance for as long as you need

“Great course! Steve Welland was very knowledgeable and good at communicating the complex information across in a way that everyone can understand. A nice mix of powerpoint slides, discussion and practical demonstrations.”

Matt Linsdell, Aerial Image Revolution

“Fantastic course, instructed by some of the most knowledgeable people in industry. Both theory based and vocational, it’s a great mix of both.”

Robert Wade, Condor Ferries

“The iRed Level 1 course was extremely informative and delivered in a manner to suit the person with the least experience. The instructors profound level of knowledge made what could be perceived as a dull topic very interesting.”

Darren Arnold, AAIS

“Very good knowledge provided during the course and lots of information attained. The course very much exceeded expectations.”

Jamie Taylor, AWE

“Excellent course and would thoroughly recommend it to those wanting to add a service or upgrade your skills. Lots of physics theory as well as real world applications. Well thought out course.”

Richard Sims, Sims UAV

COURSE TOPICS & MODULES

  • Camera Setup

  • Heat Transfer Principles

  • Atmospheric Attenuation

  • Range, Level & Span

  • R.A.T. Settings

  • Equipment Care

  • Emissivity Variations

  • Operational Conditions

  • Practical Exercises

  • Avoiding Errors

  • Infrared Calibration

  • Electromagnetic Spectrum

  • Mechanical Survey Basics

  • Electrical Survey Basics

  • Building Survey Basics

  • Thermal Image Analysis

  • Thermal Image Processing

  • Getting a “Good” Image

  • Basic Report Writing

  • Industry Insight

WHY OVER 1,500+ STUDENTS CHOOSE IRED

INDUSTRY EXPERTS

Our course instructors are leading experts in their respective fields, many of whom have helped shaped the standards in which we operate to today

EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNTS

We’ve partnered with some of the UK’s industry leaders – including FLIR, DJI and Flock – to provide our students with exclusive discounts on equipment

INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED

Founded in 2002, iRed® is the longest-running thermal imaging training centre in the UK – operating to both ISO 18436 and ISO 6781 standards

NEED TO TRAIN 4 OR MORE PEOPLE?

We provide flexible, cost-effective courses for businesses, schools and government organisations – tailored to your needs and delivered straight to your door.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Equine Thermography, otherwise known as equine thermal imaging, is a non-invasive method of measuring heat emissions from the body. Using thermal imaging cameras on horses (or warm-blooded animals) allows for the discovery of abnormal thermal patterns, the identification of potential error sources and the assessment of training performance.

Once thermal images have been captured, trained equine thermal imaging technicians (thermographers) will be able to accurately measure heat emissions from a horse’s body, allowing them to identify problem areas such as:

  • Nerve damage
  • Bone injury
  • Undiagnosed lameness
  • Muscle damage
  • Soft-tissue damage
  • Tendon stress
  • Incorrect saddle fit

Thermal imaging technicians are also able to monitor injury, recovery and equine performance in general. This makes equine thermography an invaluable tool for trainers, practicing veterinarians and physiotherapists.

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