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NDT Level II Technician 

(THIS POSITION REQUIRES YOU TO TRAVEL TO THE WORKSITE AND STAY ONSITE FOR 3-6 MONTH) Trades Resource covers mileage reimbursement, daily per diem and weekly pay.

Position Overview - Aerospace Facility

The role focuses on inspecting critical aircraft engine components using advanced Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods while working within FAA-regulated quality standards.

Schedule:

• Shift: Monday–Friday | 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM
• Overtime may be available based on production demands.

Daily Responsibilities:  Approximately 80% of your day will be spent performing inspections and 20% completing documentation and inspection reports.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Perform Level II Eddy Current (EC) and/or Immersion Ultrasonic (UT) inspections depending on your certifications.
• Inspect aerospace turbine engine components for cracks, inclusions, and other discontinuities.
• Evaluate inspection results and make independent accept/reject decisions.
• Complete inspection documentation and generate reports using XpScan and Microsoft Excel.
• Interpret engineering drawings, technical manuals, and inspection procedures on a daily basis.
• Prepare components for inspection, including safely moving parts with a hoist and performing minor cleaning when necessary.
• Perform daily equipment verification and calibration checks after receiving OEM training.
• Mentor and assist Level I inspectors as needed.

Equipment You'll Use: You will work with industry-leading inspection systems 

• Motoman Eddy Current Inspection (ECI) equipment
• Nipscan Immersion Ultrasonic (UT) systems
• XpScan software
• Microsoft Excel

This position supports inspection of:

• Aircraft engine components
• Major rotating turbine hardware
• High-quality aerospace products built to strict regulatory standards

**The work is performed in an FAA-regulated environment where precision, documentation, and quality are critical**

Standards You'll Work Under

You will be expected to work within established aerospace and NDT specifications including:

• NAS-410
• ASTM E127
• FAA Part 145 requirements
• GE inspection specifications
• CFM inspection specifications

This is a highly independent technical role.

You will be expected to:

• Evaluate inspection indications independently.
• Make accept/reject decisions for inspected components.
• Document findings accurately.
• Consult a Level III technician only when additional technical review is required.

Approximately 90% of inspection decisions are expected to be made independently.

Training & Support

While previous certification is required, you will receive:

• OEM-specific training on inspection equipment.
• Training on company inspection processes and procedures.
• Ongoing access to a Level III resource for technical consultation when necessary.

Minimum Qualifications (Required Before Starting)

Must have:

• Current NAS-410 Level II certification.
• Level II certification in Eddy Current (EC) and/or Ultrasonic Testing (UT).
• Active certifications (expired certifications cannot be accepted).
• Aerospace NDT inspection experience.

Level III certification is highly preferred.