What You'll Need:
High school diploma or equivalent
Minimum 4 years of experience
Technical knowledge and skills to be qualified to set up and standardize NDT equipment and to interpret and evaluate results with respect to applicable codes, standards, and specifications
Basic mechanical aptitude to read drawings and ability to use railroad gauges, testing techniques and test equipment
Knowledge and understanding of welding and welding inspection
Ability to instruct employees on proper railcar maintenance activities using established NDT procedures and training materials
Ability to perform on-the-job NDT training and provide guidance of trainees and NDT Level I personnel
Have a strong knowledge of UT Shearwave inspection of welds to ASME and AWS CODE 
Knowledge of industry specific tests and test equipment
Ability to communicate technical information 
Working knowledge of computers, operating systems and Microsoft Office software (i.e., Word, Excel).
Current Ultrasonic Testing Level II Certification and any NDT certifications as follows are a plus:
Liquid Penetrant Test Method (PT)
Visual Test Method (VT)
Remote Visual Test Method (RVI)
Documented classroom training hours and experience hours for the NDT method employed 
Ability to comprehend and quickly learn complex procedures, standards and regulations
Ability to obtain NDT Level II certifications in accordance with TrinityRail’s written practice
Previous railroad repair experience is preferred but not required
Previous experience in quality control/assurance in a manufacturing environment is preferred