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Non-Destructive Testing Technician

Full Time

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Recruitment agency:
Work in Canada
Location
Not publicly disclosed
Work model
On-site
Employment type
Full Time
Experience level
5+ years
Department
Not publicly disclosed
Function
Not publicly disclosed
Industry
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Published
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Role description

Responsibilities

  • Perform non-destructive testing safely and accurately and complete required reports.
  • Work in accordance with applicable codes, contracts and client requirements.
  • Understand the scope and limitations of each NDT method used.
  • Interpret, evaluate and document inspection results.
  • Follow required work procedures and client requirements.

Qualifications

Qualifications

  • 5+ years of relevant NDT experience.
  • Intermediate English.
  • CGSB Level II certification across applicable NDT methods including MT, PT, UT, RT and VT.
  • Strong knowledge of NDT equipment and procedures.
  • Level II MP/PT/RT/UT and API 653 are considered assets where applicable.
  • Strong client-relations, reporting and attention-to-detail skills.
  • Strong work ethic, safety and quality orientation and physical ability to perform field work.

Additional information

Job details

  • Full time
  • On-site
  • Minimum experience: 5 years
  • Education/certification: CGSB
  • English: Intermediate

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