Perform duties associated with the non-destructive testing and inspection of ferrous and non-ferrous raw stock details and brazed assemblies, materials, parts and weldments by analyzing radiographs and using electrical or electronic and magnetic test equipment, fluorescent penetrate, ultra sonic equipment and precision measuring instruments.
General Responsibilities
1. Move and/or obtain correct parts, materials, and tools, as necessary within the employee's assignment as directed by management.
2. Use of all precision measuring instruments required to accomplish work assignments.
3. Capable of accessing and navigating electronic systems as required by the position, program, and/or company. Company will provide training as required in a timely manner.
4. Works safely and maintains a safe work environment adhering to established company safety requirements.
5. Train, coach and/or assist fellow employees as requested or required by the company.
6. Maintain and utilize required personal certifications and qualifications as directed by the company to perform job assignments.
7. Ensure equipment and tool certification occurs per procedure.
8. Report job handicaps such as: errors in parts, procedures, tools, sequences, etc.
Representative Duties
1. Read and interpret drawings, manuals, specifications, standards and planning documents to determine the methods and sequence of operations for the inspection of ferrous and non-ferrous parts, materials and weldments.
2. Prepare materials, parts and assemblies for inspection.
3. Set up and operate ultrasonic equipment for the inspection of the internal structure of ferrous and non-ferrous metal material, interpret test equipment readouts and recordings to determine acceptability.
4. Set up and operate surface defect locating equipment, such as fiber-optic bore scopes and rigid rod optics, black light and precision measuring equipment instruments. Perform magnetic or fluorescent and contrast dye penetrant surface inspection, including hidden surface areas.
5. Analyze, interpret and evaluate radiographs of materials, parts and weldments for compliance with required with required specifications and standards and for developing radiographic techniques and standards.
6. Detect and identify defects affecting quality and safety factors such as cracks, inclusions, segregation, cavities, undercuts, draws, incomplete fusion and porosity.
7. Mark location and size of defects detected on the material, parts and assemblies.
8. Record inspection and test data and statistics manually or with the aid of a computer or computer-based system.
9. Order rejection and rework or stamp off or otherwise accept items.
REQUIREMENTS:
NAS 410 qualified and certified to level 2 certification in Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection, Ultrasonic Inspection or Radiography.
3+ months — possible extension and possible FTE opportunity.
Requirements
What you'll need
NAS 410 qualified and certified to level 2 certification in Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection, Ultrasonic Inspection or Radiography.
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