NDT Inspector - 2nd Shift
Posted: 5/30/2008 1:57:32 PM
This job is closed
NDT.org Job Number:
19969
* Please reference NDT.org Job Number on all correspondence
Contact:
Jonathan Holcomb
Phone:
860-594-4421
Fax:
860-667-2103
Company:
SPX Precision Components
State:
CT Connecticut
Contact:
Jonathan Holcomb
Country:
United States
Length:
Permanent
Pay:
$22.87/hr plus 11% shift premium
Email:
Jonathan.Holcomb@SPX.com
SPX Precision Components is a manufacturer of close tolerance, flight safety aerospace components and assemblies and custom engineered and assembled machinery. SPX Precision Components is owned by SPX Corporation, a fortune 500 company located in Charlotte, North Carolina. SPX Corporation is a publicly traded corporation under the ticker symbol ¡§SPW.¡¨ SPX Precision Components is based in Newington, CT and has two facilities located in Ronkonkoma and Farmingdale New York. The Aerospace portion of the business builds close tolerance, flight safety precision components, and structures for rotary and fixed-winged aircraft. The machinery division is based in Newington, CT. This business designs custom built machinery to shape and form various domestic and exotic metals. Combined, our three facilities bring strong technical and assembly capabilities to the aerospace and metal forming industries.
At SPX Precision Components our commitment is to attract and hire the brightest minds and best candidates. We believe that loyal, competent and responsible associates are our greatest assets. The philosophy of teamwork is fundamental to our organization, yet individual achievement is fostered and encouraged within our environment.
SPX Precision Components offers a competitive wage and benefits package, including a 401(K) Savings Plan, Bonus Plan, and Company paid Tuition Reimbursement. SPX Precision Components is an equal opportunity employer: EOE.
At SPX Precision Components our commitment is to attract and hire the brightest minds and best candidates. We believe that loyal, competent and responsible associates are our greatest assets. The philosophy of teamwork is fundamental to our organization, yet individual achievement is fostered and encouraged within our environment.
SPX Precision Components offers a competitive wage and benefits package, including a 401(K) Savings Plan, Bonus Plan, and Company paid Tuition Reimbursement. SPX Precision Components is an equal opportunity employer: EOE.
Skills:
FUNCTION:
In an assigned area or cell, hold at least two (2) Level II inspection certifications in FPI, MPI, Eddy Current, or Ultrasonic. Utilize these certifications to inspect a wide variety of aerospace production or overhaul and repair parts, components, or subassemblies. Accept or reject parts and materials based on findings and specifications.
TYPICAL DUTIES:
„« Follow established methods and techniques of certification process used, in order to assess the current condition of the part, and determine if the part is accepted or rejected.
„« Exercise some judgment, based on inspection expertise, certification technique applied, and part knowledge, as basis for accepting or rejecting the parts within mandatory specifications.
„« Review and propose changes in inspection or machining methods and techniques to meet new or changed requirements.
„« Perform other in-house certified inspection applications such as Nital Etch, Rockwell Testing, and Conductivity checks.
„« Utilize all available documentation and work with Quality Engineering, and Production Supervision to investigate and resolve reasons for non-conformance of parts.
Support Lean Manufacturing/Continuous Improvement initiatives and function on Continuous Improvement teams with inspection or production as requested/needed using assorted techniques and applications.
In an assigned area or cell, hold at least two (2) Level II inspection certifications in FPI, MPI, Eddy Current, or Ultrasonic. Utilize these certifications to inspect a wide variety of aerospace production or overhaul and repair parts, components, or subassemblies. Accept or reject parts and materials based on findings and specifications.
TYPICAL DUTIES:
„« Follow established methods and techniques of certification process used, in order to assess the current condition of the part, and determine if the part is accepted or rejected.
„« Exercise some judgment, based on inspection expertise, certification technique applied, and part knowledge, as basis for accepting or rejecting the parts within mandatory specifications.
„« Review and propose changes in inspection or machining methods and techniques to meet new or changed requirements.
„« Perform other in-house certified inspection applications such as Nital Etch, Rockwell Testing, and Conductivity checks.
„« Utilize all available documentation and work with Quality Engineering, and Production Supervision to investigate and resolve reasons for non-conformance of parts.
Support Lean Manufacturing/Continuous Improvement initiatives and function on Continuous Improvement teams with inspection or production as requested/needed using assorted techniques and applications.
