Non-destructive testing (NDT) technicians examine the physical properties of materials and components to detect corrosion, cracks, flaws and other imperfections, and conduct radiographic, penetrant, ultrasonic, and magnetic particle tests on metal parts to determine if parts meet nondestructive specifications.

• Reviews test orders to determine type of test requested, test procedures to follow, and part acceptability criteria;

• Determines test equipment settings according to type of metal, thickness, distance from test equipment, and related variables, using standard formulas;

• Calibrates test equipment , such as magnetic particle, x-ray, and ultrasonic contact machines, to standard settings, following manual instructions;

• Sets up equipment to perform tests, and conducts tests on parts, following procedures established for specified tests performed;

• Examines surface-treated materials during penetrant and magnetic particle tests to locate and identify cracks or other defects, using black light;

• Evaluates test results against designated standards, utilizing knowledge of metals and testing experience;

• Prepares reports outlining findings and conclusions;

• May perform similar tests on nonmetallic parts or structures.

• Minimum of 3 years aviation NDT experience with a minimum level 2 C.G.S.B. / NAS 410 certifications. 
• Solid experience in Ultrasonic and Eddy Current aircraft inspections is a great asset;
• Possess good analytical skills;
• Be detail-oriented;
• Be able to use a wide range of tools and instruments;
• Be able to communicate clearly in writing and verbally;
• Have good eyesight and color vision;
• Understand health and safety issues;
• Possess a valid driver’s license.
• Available to work on flexible working hours