NDT Tech II Wanted
Posted: 10/3/2012 6:50:27 AM
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NDT.org Job Number:
48202
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Company:
Duncan Aviation
State:
MI Michigan
Country:
United States
Length:
Full-time
Duncan Aviation, the nation's largest family owned maintenance repair organization, seeks an NDT Tech II for it's Battle Creek, MI facility.
If you seek challenging work, a great work atmosphere and a rewarding career, submit your qualifications today.
In this role you will conduct Non Destructive Testing on aircraft airframes and components using techniques involving visual, magnetic particle, ultrasonic, dye penetrant, eddy current, and other methods of inspection. With limited supervision and direction, the NDT Technician:
Conducts NDT tests to airframes and/or component parts per manufacturer or industry standard specifications, Duncan approved procedures, and customer’s expectations using all safety and health precautions. When applicable, selects inspection method, determines test equipment, calibrates test equipment to standards, and evaluates results. Orders parts or tooling as needed to complete job. Inspects components and aircraft systems as a qualified inspector.
Researches, prepares, and signs off various documents for record keeping purposes as required by Duncan approved procedures, manufacturers’ maintenance manuals, and FAA regulations, i.e. turnovers, 8110-3’s, W.O. Sheets, personal training log, and other work order related documents supporting the review squawks and expected hours. Completes additional customer documentation, as necessary.
Monitors and maintains test equipment and work area, as required.
Depending on experience, may assist with training other team members, as needed.
If you seek challenging work, a great work atmosphere and a rewarding career, submit your qualifications today.
In this role you will conduct Non Destructive Testing on aircraft airframes and components using techniques involving visual, magnetic particle, ultrasonic, dye penetrant, eddy current, and other methods of inspection. With limited supervision and direction, the NDT Technician:
Conducts NDT tests to airframes and/or component parts per manufacturer or industry standard specifications, Duncan approved procedures, and customer’s expectations using all safety and health precautions. When applicable, selects inspection method, determines test equipment, calibrates test equipment to standards, and evaluates results. Orders parts or tooling as needed to complete job. Inspects components and aircraft systems as a qualified inspector.
Researches, prepares, and signs off various documents for record keeping purposes as required by Duncan approved procedures, manufacturers’ maintenance manuals, and FAA regulations, i.e. turnovers, 8110-3’s, W.O. Sheets, personal training log, and other work order related documents supporting the review squawks and expected hours. Completes additional customer documentation, as necessary.
Monitors and maintains test equipment and work area, as required.
Depending on experience, may assist with training other team members, as needed.
Skills:
Associates Degree in NDT Technology or equivalent required.
Minimum three years experience in NDT inspection or related repair experience required.
NDT Level II Certification per Duncan Aviation quality manual.
Lifting: Routinely up to 50-75 lbs
Attendance: Regularly scheduled attendance required
Overnight and short-notice travel
Tolerates products and materials associated with NDT
Tolerates working in confined spaces, extreme temperatures, heights above six feet, noisy environments, standing and/or sitting for prolonged periods of time
Satisfactorily passes annual Visual Acuity Exam
Valid Driver’s License and acceptable driving record
Minimum three years experience in NDT inspection or related repair experience required.
NDT Level II Certification per Duncan Aviation quality manual.
Lifting: Routinely up to 50-75 lbs
Attendance: Regularly scheduled attendance required
Overnight and short-notice travel
Tolerates products and materials associated with NDT
Tolerates working in confined spaces, extreme temperatures, heights above six feet, noisy environments, standing and/or sitting for prolonged periods of time
Satisfactorily passes annual Visual Acuity Exam
Valid Driver’s License and acceptable driving record
