What are the responsibilities and job description for the Quality Control - NDT Technician Level II position at LeClaire Manufacturing Co?
Growing Aerospace aluminum casting manufacturing company is looking for a Non-Destructive testing technician to join our Quality team! If you are looking to join a dynamic, growing and innovative company, this is the job for you!
About the Role:
The NAS 410 FPI NDT Technician Level II plays a crucial role in ensuring the integrity and safety of manufactured products through non-destructive testing methods. This position is responsible for conducting thorough inspections using Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI) and radiography techniques to identify surface defects in aluminum castings. The technician will analyze test results and prepare detailed reports that inform quality assurance processes and compliance with industry standards. By maintaining high levels of accuracy and attention to detail, the technician contributes to the overall reliability of products, thereby enhancing customer satisfaction and trust. Ultimately, this role is vital in supporting the manufacturing process and ensuring that all products meet stringent safety and quality requirements.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Certification as a Non Destruct Inspection Technician, preferably in Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection.
- Proven experience in conducting NDT inspections within a manufacturing environment.
- Experience with radiography
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with other NDT methods such as Magnetic Particle Testing or Ultrasonic Testing.
- Familiarity with industry standards such as ASNT, ASTM, or ISO.
Responsibilities:
- Conduct Fluorescent Penetrant Inspections and Radiography inspections on various materials to detect surface defects.
- Prepare and maintain accurate inspection reports and documentation.
- Calibrate and maintain NDT equipment to ensure optimal performance.
- Collaborate with engineering and quality assurance teams to address any identified issues.
- Stay updated on industry standards and best practices related to non-destructive testing.
Skills:
The required skills of NDT Level II and NDT Inspection are essential for performing accurate and reliable inspections on manufactured products. Daily work involves utilizing these skills to identify potential defects that could compromise product integrity. The technician must interpret inspection results and apply critical thinking to assess the implications of any findings. Additionally, effective communication skills are necessary to collaborate with team members and report findings clearly. Preferred skills, such as knowledge of other NDT methods, enhance the technician's versatility and ability to contribute to a broader range of inspection tasks.