Non-Destructive Testing Inspector

Position Overview A leading defense and aerospace manufacturer seeks a certified NDT Inspector to perform non-destructive testing across multiple disciplines — Penetrant, Magnetic Particle, X‑Ray, Ultrasonic, and Visual Inspection. Candidates must hold national accreditation (ASNT or equivalent) at Level I, II, or III. Certification levels: Level I is gaining hours toward certification. Level II holds one to three discipline certifications. Level III holds four or five. Duties & Responsibilities Conduct NDT tests and compare results against applicable specifications for acceptability. Read and interpret blueprints and engineering specifications to guide inspection activities. Inspect first‑run and first‑article parts, including fabrication fit‑ups, weldments, and assemblies. Use standard and precision measuring instruments to verify dimensions such as length, height, and angles. Monitor and perform calibrations on NDT equipment and inspection instruments. Examine defective parts to determine root cause and recommend process modifications. Monitor welder certifications and weld procedure qualification tests for WPS compliance. Verify sign‑offs on travelers, check part quantities, and confirm no handling damage has occurred. Write inspection reports and create charts documenting testing results with full traceability. Perform internal audits in accordance with applicable quality manual, ISO, and customer requirements. Identify and implement improvements to eliminate waste and increase quality efficiency. Education & Qualifications High school diploma required and U.S. citizenship required. Formal classroom training in at least two NDT disciplines with required experience hours. Training in SPC data collection, chemical handling safety, and radiography required. Annual eye examination required (Jaeger 1 at 12" and Ishihara Color Blindness Test). Experience & Skills Minimum 5 years of certified NDT Technician experience in at least one discipline. Minimum 5 years working in or around a metal joining or welding facility. Minimum of 2 nationally recognized competency levels (ASNT, AWS, or equivalent). Proven problem‑solving skills with the ability to establish effective corrective action. Work Environment Work is performed across machine shops, fabrication facilities, and assembly bays with exposure to machine oils, welding fumes, and metal particles. Moderate noise levels typical. Climate‑controlled inspection areas are available, though some testing occurs in active production environments. All work is conducted under strict defense quality standards including AS9100, ISO 9001, and applicable military specifications, with rigorous documentation and traceability requirements. Proficiency Quality Inspection Experience Statistical process control (SPC) AS9100 Experience #J-18808-Ljbffr