NDT Field Technician (Assistant)

Eddy Current AssistantThe Precision GroupPosition SummaryThe Eddy Current Assistant supports technicians and analysts with the preparation and performance of eddy current nondestructive testing (NDT). This position assists with equipment setup, probe handling, inspection activities, and documentation under the direction of qualified personnel.Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesAssist with preparing inspection equipment, probes, cables, and supplies.Help transport, position, set up, and dismantle equipment at customer locations.Assist with identifying and organizing tubes, components, and inspection locations.Perform probe insertion, retrieval, and cable handling as directed by qualified personnel.Support data collection within the limits of documented training and assigned supervision.Maintain accurate tube identification, inspection coverage records, and field notes.Clean, inspect, organize, and properly store equipment; report damage or malfunctions.Maintain clean work areas and manage cables to reduce trip hazards.Follow company procedures, customer requirements, and site safety rules.Complete required training and maintain records toward future NDT qualification.Travel and work overtime, nights, weekends, and shutdown schedules as assigned.Authority and SupervisionWorks under the direction of qualified eddy current personnel. The assistant does not independently interpret inspection data, determine acceptance or rejection, or certify inspection results.QualificationsHigh school diploma or equivalent preferred.Mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn inspection methods and equipment.Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.Basic computer, math, and documentation skills.Ability to work effectively with a team in industrial environments.Previous industrial, maintenance, or NDT experience preferred; entry-level candidates may be considered.Valid driver’s license and company driver eligibility when driving is an assigned responsibility.Physical Requirements and Work EnvironmentThe following requirements apply to assigned essential duties and may be performed with or without reasonable accommodation:Stand and walk for extended periods during field inspections.Bend, kneel, crouch, stoop, and reach to handle probes, cables, and equipment.Use hands and fingers to connect equipment, manipulate probes, and perform repetitive probe-handling tasks.Lift and carry inspection equipment and supplies weighing up to 50 pounds occasionally; use assistance or lifting devices for heavier or awkward loads.Push and pull probes and cables using controlled movements appropriate to the equipment and inspection procedure.Climb stairs and ladders and access elevated work areas when required.Work in restricted-access areas or confined spaces when assigned, following required training, authorization, and entry procedures.Read equipment labels, tube identification markings, instructions, and computer displays.Communicate effectively with team members and recognize workplace warnings through appropriate means.Wear required personal protective equipment, including protective footwear, gloves, safety glasses, hard hats, hearing protection, and fall protection as applicable.When respirator use is required, complete applicable medical evaluation, fit testing, and training.Work around industrial equipment and in conditions involving noise, dust, outdoor weather, and temperature extremes.Maintain concentration and physical stamina during extended shifts while following safety and fatigue-management requirements.Equal Employment OpportunityThe Precision Group provides equal employment opportunities and reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities in accordance with applicable law.Duties and physical demands may vary by customer site and assignment. Confirm lifting limits and task frequency against the actual position before finalizing. #J-18808-Ljbffr Precision-Ndt