NDT inspector

• Interpret codes, standards, and other contractual documents.
• Verify that the preparation of the parts complies with the requirements of the method.
• Possess the knowledge and skills necessary to prepare and adjust equipment, inspect parts, interpret and evaluate results to determine the acceptance or rejection of components in accordance with procedures.
• Perform the interpretation and evaluation of specific products, or forms of products.
• Record inspection results.
• Interpret standards, codes and specifications and translate them into work instruction for level 3 approval in the method.
• Propose a technique for a specific inspection.

• You have a D.E.C. or a D.E.P. or an equivalent in the field of Non-Destructive Testing.
• You have a graduate of a Metallurgical Engineering Technology or Metallurgy Inspection program, or
• You have an equivalence of a technical field recognized by the Non-Destructive Testing sector, or
• You hold a certification in Non-Destructive Testing from the Canadian General Standards Office (CGSB), or the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT), or
• You have a Level 2 certification in a Non-Destructive Testing method in accordance with National Aircraft Standard-410 (NAS-410), or European Standard 4179 (EN4179).
• You have a good knowledge of materials, manufacturing processes and defects that may appear in manufacturing.
• You have fluency in French and English, both oral and written - would be an asset.

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