We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Junior NDT Technician to assist in the inspection of welded, cast, and machined valve components using non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques. The ideal candidate is either newly certified or actively pursuing certification in NDT methods such as PT, MT, UT, and/or RT. This is a growth-oriented role, ideal for individuals starting their careers in the quality and inspection side of precision manufacturing.
Assist in performing NDT inspections on welds, castings, and machined valve parts under the supervision of Level II or III technicians.
Support the preparation and cleaning of parts for inspection.
Follow written instructions and procedures for applicable NDT methods (e.g., dye penetrant, magnetic particle, ultrasonic).
Record and report inspection findings clearly and accurately.
Maintain and calibrate NDT equipment and ensure proper storage and usage of consumables.
Follow safety, environmental, and quality protocols in accordance with company and regulatory standards.
Assist in maintaining records and traceability for quality documentation and inspection reports.
Learn to identify discontinuities, cracks, porosity, and other relevant defects in accordance with acceptance criteria.
Hands-On Learning: Actively develop skills in PT, MT, UT, and/or RT inspection methods.
Component Familiarity: Understand common defect types in welds, castings, and machined valve components.
Inspection Readiness: Prepare components and equipment accurately for inspection tasks.
Safety & Compliance: Adhere to safety, radiation, and quality assurance protocols at all times.
Attention to Detail: Develop strong observational skills to assist in identifying defects during inspections.
Documentation & Reporting: Maintain accurate inspection records and support traceability and reporting requirements.
High school diploma or equivalent; vocational training in NDT, mechanical inspection, or welding preferred.
Exposure to or basic knowledge of NDT techniques such as PT, MT, UT, or RT.
ASNT-TC-1A or ISO 9712 Level I certification (or pursuing Level I) is a plus.
Basic understanding of welding, casting, and machining processes is desirable.
Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn in a regulated manufacturing environment.
Ability to read and understand basic technical drawings and specifications.
Physically able to work in a manufacturing or inspection environment (standing, lifting, PPE usage, etc.).