NDT Level II Technicians

ASNT Level II certification: Must hold a valid Level II NDT certification in the specific method(s) they will be using (e.g., RT, UTT/UT, MT, PT)
Technical knowledge: Thorough understanding of NDT principles, equipment operation, and applicable codes and standards
Practical experience: Prior experience performing NDT inspections in relevant industries
Strong analytical skills: Ability to interpret complex data and make accurate assessments of inspection results
Attention to detail: High level of precision and accuracy in performing inspections and documenting findings

Performing NDT inspections: Setting up and calibrating NDT equipment, conducting tests using assigned NDT methods, interpreting test data, and identifying defects according to relevant codes and standards.
Technical expertise: Understanding the limitations of different NDT techniques, selecting appropriate methods for specific applications, and applying proper testing procedures.
Data analysis and reporting: Accurately documenting inspection results, including detailed reports with clear descriptions of findings, photographs, and recommendations.
Compliance with standards: Adhering to industry standards such as ASNT (American Society for Nondestructive Testing) guidelines, applicable codes, and client specifications.
Quality control: Ensuring the accuracy and reliability of NDT inspections by performing quality checks and maintaining proper equipment calibration.
Communication and collaboration: Interacting with engineers, quality inspectors, and other personnel to discuss inspection requirements, findings, and potential corrective actions.
Safety practices: Following safety protocols and procedures while working in various environments, including confined spaces or at heights.

SNT Level II certified in MT/PT/UTT/ methods are required.
Current SPRAT and/or IRATA Rope Access certification will be considered an asset.
Refinery experience is considered a plus.
Capable of training NDT assistants.