NDT Inspector

Are you a detail oriented and thorough individual that takes pride in delivering accurate work? Can you handle multiple pressures and ensure high quality standards are maintained? Do you enjoy staying busy in a fact-based process and personally ensuring no detail is missed? Do you have a good eye for detail? Do you want to be part of an aerospace business that continues to grow on top of record work levels, a history of investment into the business, and desires to be a world class business? Ferco is looking for a qualified NDT Inspector to join our growing team. FPI Inspector inspects in-process aerospace components for accuracy under black light. The ideal team member will be a self-starter with proven experience working as an Inspector in the aerospace manufacturing sector. This position is a full time on 1st shift. If this is not an accurate description of who you are, please do not apply—this position is not a good fit. Key Responsibilities Perform non-destructive visual evaluation of surface defects of brazed, welded, and formed precision aerospace parts using fluorescent penetrant per applicable customer specifications. Clean and preparation of parts, followed by visual inspection under black light using fluorescent penetrant liquid. Must be able to work from complex and detailed blueprints and/or verbal and written instructions with minimal supervision. Ability to multi-task Good work ethic Self-starter Willing to learn Good attendance Other Ad hoc duties as required Basic Qualifications High School Diploma or GED required Current FPI Level II certification required Aerospace Industry experience preferred Physical Demands Able to lift and/or move up to 25 pounds and stand for long periods of time on a daily basis Able to bend, twist, turn, carry, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, etc. Able to successfully pass vision screens Mobile Crisis Response Team Peer Specialist Full-Time Peer Specialist. Organization: People USA. Inc. Position: Peer Specialist. Position Type: Full-Time. Payrate: $30.05 per hour. Program: Yonkers MCRT (Mobile Crisis Response Team). Location: Yonkers, NY. Schedule: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Friday 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM. Job Summary The Mobile Crisis Response Team provides community-based crisis response and interventions including triage, screening, assessment, referrals/linkages to appropriate care, as well as care collaboration with community providers and follow up services. Job Duties Addresses referrals from law enforcement and dispatch including referrals via warm hand-offs. Work in collaboration with law enforcement, community providers, team members, and external partners. Build peer-to-peer connections/relationships based on mutuality (shared lived experiences), empathy, and hope for recovery/wellness. Advocate for the participant by understanding the individual through a trauma-informed lens. Support participants toward recovery goals and wellness goals related to SAMHSA’s 8 Dimensions of Wellness. Directly connect individuals to appropriate levels of care and community resources as appropriate. Triage and screen referrals, support participants through safety planning in conjunction with MCRT clinician. Provide follow-up support for participants. Complete documentation according to Agency and Program policies and procedures. Consistently support People USA’s mission to instill a sense of hope, empowerment, and self-determination in people living with mental health concerns that fosters a sense of recovery and a transition to wellness. Other duties as assigned. Job Requirements Honesty, respect for diversity, high personal standard: language and behaviors reflect such values. Demonstrated ability to recognize the need for and facilitate connections between consumers and the community. Understanding of available community supports. Working knowledge of confidentiality requirements related to records pertaining to Mental Health and Chemical Dependency laws. Must have good time management skills and be self-directing and the ability to work independently and as part of a team. This position requires a thorough understanding of the process and the possibility of robust recovery for people with a psychiatric diagnosis. People with personal experience as a recipient of mental health services and/or personal recovery are encouraged to apply. HS Diploma or Equivalent. NYS Peer Specialist Certification or ability to obtain within 6 months of hire. Demonstrated knowledge of histories, patterns and issues relating to mental health and substance use crisis. Flexibility, Resiliency, and Creative Problem-Solving. Bilingual English/Spanish a plus! Job Qualifications 2+ years in recovery from acute care environments. Completion of the Academy of Peer Services Training and the ability to obtain the NY State Peer Specialist Certification. Work or Volunteer experience providing peer support, advocacy, or human services. Crisis Services experience a plus. Must possess a clean and valid driver's license. Physical and Environmental Requirements Stand, walk, or climb stairs during community responses, home visits, and multi‑unit building engagements. Lift 20–30 lbs as needed. Drive for extended periods while responding across Yonkers/Westchester, often with rapid redeployment between calls. Respond quickly in emergent or unpredictable situations, including moving safely through crowded, confined, or unstable environments. Sit for extended periods during documentation, case coordination, and periods of low call volume; this includes sustained computer and phone work. Work in varied environmental conditions, including outdoor settings, private residences, shelters, hospitals, and public spaces. Staff may encounter heat, cold, inclement weather, loud environments, strong odors, or settings with limited climate control. Tolerate exposure to high‑stress or emotionally charged situations, including behavioral health crises, family conflict, or scenes with multiple responding agencies. Reports to: Director of Mobile Crisis Response Team #J-18808-Ljbffr