
Phased Array Technician (Lead)
- Burnaby, BC
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Based out of the Richmond office providing support to various client sites and projects throughout the lower mainland
- Candidates must be local to Vancouver area or willing to relocate
- CA$52.81 to CA$57.36/ hr based on certifications
- Perform advanced ultrasonic inspections on welds, materials, and components to detect internal flaws, discontinuities, and corrosion.
- Configure and calibrate equipment, including setting appropriate probe angles and scan parameters.
- Interpret A-scan, B-scan, and S-scan data to assess structural integrity in accordance with relevant standards.
- Accurately document inspection results, noting defect type, size, location, and severity.
- Prepare detailed reports that comply with applicable codes (e.g., ASME, API) and client specifications.
- Communicate findings clearly to engineers, QA/QC teams, and clients, recommending corrective actions when necessary.
- Develop or adhere to detailed scanning procedures based on applicable industry codes and client requirements.
- Select appropriate probe types, wedges, and scan plans to ensure reliable and comprehensive inspection coverage.
- Maintain and verify PAUT equipment, including probes, wedges, and calibration blocks, to ensure optimal functionality.
- Perform routine software and hardware checks and ensure compliance with manufacturer and company requirements.
- Conduct supplementary NDT techniques such as UT (conventional), MT, PT, and RT as required.
- Evaluate and interpret results to determine compliance with specifications and identify any non-conformances.
- Ensure all inspections meet industry standards, client requirements, and internal procedures.
- Support quality assurance initiatives and contribute to maintaining high inspection standards.
- Work closely with project teams, engineers, and inspectors to coordinate inspection activities.
- Provide technical insight and support to promote asset integrity and operational reliability.
- Follow all site-specific and corporate safety protocols rigorously.
- Contribute to a culture of safety, accountability, and continuous improvement in NDT practices.
- Valid PAUT Certification (CGSB, CSWIP, or PCN)
- CGSB Level 2 UT certification
- additional CGSB Certifications are an asset
- Strong work ethics
- Ability to maintain positive working relations with clients
- Exceptional safety and quality awareness
- Ability to solve problems and manage time effectively
- Self-motivated and capable of working at a high technical and performance level
- Valid driver's license
- IRATA training or willingness to obtain is an asset