IRISNDT Corp. ("IRISNDT"), is a world leader in non-
destructive testing ("NDT") servicing Western Canada, the
United States and the United Kingdom providing specialized
NDT and inspection services, materials engineering and
specialized software solutions, heat treatment, rope access
and bolting services to the oil and gas, petroleum,
petrochemical, power generation and pipeline industries.
Since 1953, the Company has been servicing the oil & gas,
petroleum and petrochemical, chemical, power generation, and
pipeline industries, with locations expanding over Northern
Alberta, the United States and the United Kingdom. A
growing organization with a great demand for their services
in the market, the Company employs over 700 staff in Canada,
the U.S. and the U.K.
IRISNDT has maintained a consistent reputation for customer
service, advanced and innovative technological applications,
and an outstanding safety record. We provide full lifecycle
asset integrity support including new project designs,
construction, operation, maintenance, shut downs through to
abandonment. IRISNDT has become one of the largest
independent NDT companies in North America with a full range
of nondestructive testing and engineering services including
phased array, acoustic emission, guided wave, certified API
inspections, comprehensive materials engineering services,
failure analysis, onsite and furnace heat treatment as well
as data management and software development.
IRISNDT is dedicated to providing quality professional
services supported by a dedication to understanding
customers’ needs, continually monitored quality assurance &
safety programs and state of the art equipment and
technology. A simple philosophy at IRISNDT, true quality is
only achieved with total commitment of employees and
management at every level. Through continuous drive to
adapt this philosophy, IRISNDT has built a business on
credibility and reputation.

This role is located in Deer Park, Texas and may require
some short-term travel. This is a long-term permanent role
with an opportunity for advancement and potential for being
trained in Phased Array. The successful candidate will be
expected to examine weldments and materials and detect,
characterize and size flaws, corrosion, erosion and
imperfections using conventional ultrasonic examination
techniques. The ideal candidate will have experience in
plant and fabrication site inspection.

•A current and valid Level II UT certification from an
authorized certifying body, 2-years direct shear wave UT
experience;
•Level II MT and Level II PT certifications;
•PMI Hardness Testing considered an asset;
•Expertise in setting up and calibrating equipment,
evaluating and interpreting weld examination results with
respect to both ASME and AWS codes;
•Ability to mentor and guide assistants or Level I
technicians;
•Commitment to health, safety and environmental best
practices, policies and procedures;
•Proven capability of maintaining accurate and up-to-date
project documentation, and ability to manage projects and
teams in accordance to site regulations and expectations;
and,
•Valid Driver’s license and pre-screen drug and alcohol
screening required.