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Entry Level Liquid Penetrant Testing Jobs in Texas

Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT), Eddy Current Testing (ET), Magnetic Particle Testing (MT), and Radiographic Testing (RT) on a variety of Aerospace Metallic, non-metallic ...

Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT) Candidates with NAS 410 certification and previous aviation or aerospace experience are strongly preferred. In this role, you will inspect aircraft components, aerospace ...

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Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT) Candidates with NAS 410 certification and previous aviation or aerospace experience are strongly preferred. In this role, you will inspect aircraft components, aerospace ...

The MI Technician will primarily perform ultrasonic testing (UT), including thickness testing (UTT), magnetic particle testing (MT), and liquid penetrant testing (PT) while working closely with API ...

FILM AND NON-FILM RADIOGRAPHY/LIQUID PENETRANT TECHNICIAN LEVEL ll Employment Status: Full-Time FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Department: Quality -- Non- Destructive Testing Position Reports To: Director ...

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What is the difference between Entry Level Liquid Penetrant Testing vs Entry Level Magnetic Particle Testing?

AspectEntry Level Liquid Penetrant TestingEntry Level Magnetic Particle Testing
CertificationsLevel I in Liquid Penetrant TestingLevel I in Magnetic Particle Testing
Work EnvironmentNon-porous materials, accessible surfacesFerromagnetic materials, accessible surfaces
Industry UsageAerospace, automotive, manufacturingPower generation, oil & gas, manufacturing
Skills & TechniquesSurface cleaning, dye penetrant application, inspectionMagnetization, particle application, inspection

Both Entry Level Liquid Penetrant Testing and Entry Level Magnetic Particle Testing are nondestructive testing methods used to detect surface flaws. While they share similar certifications and work environments, liquid penetrant testing is suitable for non-magnetic materials, whereas magnetic particle testing is used on ferromagnetic materials. Understanding these differences helps professionals choose the right method for specific industry applications.

What cities in Texas are hiring for Entry Level Liquid Penetrant Testing jobs? Cities in Texas with the most Entry Level Liquid Penetrant Testing job openings:

Liquid Penetrant Technician Level II

Denison Industries

Denison, TX • On-site

Full-time, Part-time

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Job description

Denison Industries
JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Title: LIQUID PENETRANT TECHNICIAN LEVEL ll
Employment Status:
Full-Time
FLSA Status:
Non-Exempt
Department:
Quality - Non- Destructive Testing
Position Reports To:
Director of Quality/NDT Supervisor
Summary Description:
Perform various liquid penetrant test functions on castings to detect flaws, cracks or presence of foreign materials. Direct or carry out tests in the method certified, to the prescribed process specification. Set-up and calibrate equipment, where applicable, and interpret and evaluate results with reference to applicable codes, standards and specifications. Apply familiarity with the scope and limitations for the method and apply detailed techniques to the parts within the limit of his/her qualifications. Organize and report test results and prepare written instructions. Use familiarity with the type and location of expected defects for the fabrication process used to make the parts and exercise assigned responsibility for on-the-job training and guidance of trainees and Level I personnel.
Essential Functions:
  • Move castings through liquid penetrant process by lowering and raising individual castings or baskets of castings in and out of tanks
  • Perform visual inspections in accordance with specifications and record result s
  • Perform required checks and calibrations to customer and industry specifications
  • Investigate suspected discontinuities in castings using correct procedures and make accept/reject decisions based on those procedures
  • Preclean castings in wash line as necessary to prepare them for penetrant inspection
  • Perform any and all other job related tasks as assigned

Skills or Experience Required:
Must have High School diploma or GED; Level II Penetrant (PT) certification; 16 hours of formal training/270 hours experience as a Level I on Liquid Penetrant. Experience with Aerospace castings (preferred).
Other Position Demands or Requirements:
Must be able to use the following machines, tools, equipment and/or work aids:
PT: Fluorescent Penetrant ZL60 (Level II), ZL-67(Level III) Magnaflux; Sensitivity Dry Developer Zp4B Magnaflux Corp; Stationary open-air tanks; Recirculating hot air dryer; black lights.
PHYSICAL JOB DEMANDS:
ACTION
Weight
N/A
Occasional 1 - 33%
Frequent 34 - 66%
Constant 67 - 100%
Max Avg
Pushing - Assisted
50
Pulling - Assisted
50
X
Floor to Knuckle Lift
so
X
Knuckle to Shoulder Lift
50
x
Shoulder to Overhead Lift
Carrying
Sitting
Standing
Walking
Climbing Stairs
Sustained Bending
Overhead Reaching
x
Crawling
Squatting (Repeated)
Kneeling
x
Stooping (Repeated Bending)
X
Crouching
X
Climbing Ladders
Balancing
Handling
X
Fingering
Feeling
Talking
X
Hearing
x
Tasting
Smelling
Near Acuity
Far Acuity
Depth Perception
X
Color Perception
X
Peripheral Vision
Repetitive motion Trip hazards
High ambient temperatures & Head hazards
Personal Protective Equipment Required
• PPE
Required
Additional Information
Head Protection:
No
Hearing Protection:
Yes
Glasses:
Yes
Side Shields:
Yes
Permanent Attachment (Yes or No): Yes
Face Shield:
No
Goggles:
No
Other Eye Protection:
No
Other Face Protection:
No
Chest Guards:
No
Sleeve/Arm Guards:
No
Gloves:
Yes
Depending upon task being performed.
Gloves: (other)
No
Wrist Protection:
No
Elbow Protection:
No
Knee Protection:
No
Half Apron:
No
Full Apron:
No
Chaps:
No
Spats:
No
Boots:
Yes
Steel Toe
Pants:
Yes
Pants may not be shorter than the Shoe/Boot being worn.
Shirt:
Yes
May be sleeveless with Supervisor permission.
Clothing Type:
Yes
Cotton or Wool
Fall Arrest:
No
Respirator:
No
Disclaimer: This job description is not intended, nor should it be construed to be an exhaustive list of all
responsibilities, duties, skills, or working conditions associated with a particular job. It is intended only to be a general description of the essential functions common to positions of this type.