High School Diploma or equivalent experience
Minimum Five (5) years of confirmed experience doing NDT testing in at least two NDT methods
American Society of Non-destructive Testing (ASNT) and National Aerospace Standard (NAS 410) Level II NDT certification or equivalent certification from other countries' corresponding agencies in at least two NDT methods.
Authorized to Work in the US
Travel Required: 5% Domestic and International
Be qualified to advise and perform inspections in the method
Ability to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Level III that they are familiar with and can perform the applicable examinations using suitable calibration blocks and written procedures prepared for examination of articles within the first 90 days.
Be thoroughly familiar with the scope and limits of the method.
Have the ability to apply detailed techniques to products or parts within the limitation of the qualifications requirements.
Coordinate and report NDT results in a manner specified by the employing organization.
Ability to read and understand technical and regulatory documentation.
They must know the applications and limitations of the various NDT methods used to locate defects in aircraft structure and components.
Onsite: 95%
Vision: Able to pass an examination to ensure near vision of at least one eye, either corrected or uncorrected, such that the individual can read Snellen equivalent of 20/25 (Jaeger #1). The examination must be on a periodic basis, not to exceed 1 year.
Able to distinguish and differentiate between colors necessary for the inspection method for which qualification is sought. Color vision testing need only be accomplished one time, usually at the initial vision examination.
Able to see and read computer screen and other electronic equipment with screens, able to read documents, reports and engineering drawings (daily)
Hearing: able to hear to participate in conversations in person and via teleconference or phone and to hear sounds on production floor including safety warnings or alarms. (daily)
Speaking: able to speak in conversations and meetings, deliver information and participate in communications. 10% of each day
Equipment Operation (personal computer, telephone, copies, fax machine, and related office equipment and using electronic identification card to enter building floors and internal doors): able to operate most office and personal electronic equipment and some tools including production tools such as hydraulic lifts. Consistently throughout the day
Carrying: Consistently throughout the day
Lifting: able to lift documents, tools, drawings, electronic equipment up to 30lbs/14kgs. Consistently throughout the day
Pushing / Pulling: able to push and pull small office furniture and some equipment and tools. Consistently throughout the day
Sitting: able to sit for long periods of time in meetings, working on computer.10% of each day
Squatting / Kneeling: able to squat or kneel to retrieve or replace items stored on low shelving. Consistently throughout the day
Standing: able to stand for discussions in offices or on production floor. Consistently throughout the day
Travel: able to travel independently and at short notice. Between shops as required.
Walking (include routine walking such as to a shared printer to retrieve documents): able to walk through office and production areas including uneven surfaces. Consistently throughout the day
Personal Protective Equipment required: Required PPE includes, but is not limited to, Safety Shoes, Safety Glasses, Hearing Protection, Respirators/Masks, and/or Protective Gloves as required by task consistently throughout the day.
Chemical exposure: able to be around chemicals required for NDT with required PPE in place on a daily basis