NDT Level II Technician

Exciting New NDT Level II Technician Opportunity in Hampton! Job Duties Perform assigned NDT examinations in accordance with approved procedures, applicable acceptance criteria, customer flowdowns, and internal quality requirements. Set up, standardize, verify, and use approved equipment, reference standards, and consumables required for the assigned examination method. Interpret and evaluate examination results within Level II authority and record accept/reject determinations to the applicable criteria. Prepare complete, accurate, and traceable inspection records and objective evidence supporting product acceptance. Verify use of current revisions of procedures, drawings, specifications, travelers, and related inspection documentation. Identify and document nonconforming conditions and support containment, reinspection, repair verification, and corrective action activities as assigned. Support in‑process, final, and special inspection activities for weldments, fabricated components, assemblies, and other product features requiring NDT verification. Perform dimensional inspection activities as assigned, including verification of critical characteristics using approved measuring equipment such as calipers, micrometers, height gages, indicators, fixed gages, and related tools; compare results to drawing requirements, tolerances, and acceptance criteria; and document inspection results accurately and completely. When specifically qualified and authorized, perform method‑specific review and documentation activities for advanced methods in accordance with approved procedures. Provide on‑the‑job guidance to trainees or Level I personnel as assigned within the limits of the employer’s written practice and program controls. Qualifications Current employer‑based Level II certification in the applicable assigned NDT method(s) in accordance with the employer’s written practice based on ASNT SNT‑TC‑1A and applicable customer or contractual requirements. Demonstrated ability to perform method‑specific setup, standardization, examination, interpretation, evaluation, and documentation within assigned Level II scope. Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, weld symbols, technical procedures, workmanship requirements, and applicable acceptance criteria. Demonstrated ability to perform basic dimensional inspection and verification using standard measuring tools and gaging methods, including interpretation of dimensions, tolerances, geometric callouts when applicable, and required documentation of objective evidence. Knowledge of traceability, revision control, record retention, and objective evidence requirements supporting product acceptance. Experience in manufacturing, fabrication, shipbuilding, or a comparable industrial environment performing nondestructive examinations on weldments, materials, or finished components. Satisfactory vision examination and continued qualification maintenance as required by the employer’s written practice. Strong attention to detail, sound technical judgment, and ability to communicate inspection results clearly and accurately. Minimum qualification hours for Level II should meet or exceed the employer’s written practice. For assigned methods this includes: VT – 24 hours formal training total, 210 hours method experience, and 400 total NDT experience hours. PT – 12 hours formal training total, 210 hours method experience, and 400 total NDT experience hours. MT – 20 hours formal training total, 280 hours method experience, and 530 total NDT experience hours. Documented training, examinations, experience, and current employer authorization are required before independent Level II work is assigned. Documentation must be supplied by the candidate to be considered for this position and required on or before the first assigned day of employment. Schedule Monday‑Friday 7am‑3:30pm Pay $32.00‑$38.00 per hour #J-18808-Ljbffr