Non-Destructive Test Technician, Sr. jobs in Oak Park, IL

Direct and participate in the training and development of employees in the facility’s procedures and methods for operating all non-destructive testing equipment

Direct and participate in the preparation of samples or specimens for non-destructive testing of materials and components during the various stages of manufacturing and assembly

Monitor and audit all NDT related processes

Review rejected material or components for defect severity and disposition. Assist in

repair and documentation procedures

Review all NDT related specifications for internal, customer, and industry standard

specifications. Keep updated on all changes or modifications to such specifications.

Analyze specifications in all NDT related and special process requirements to

manufacture planning applications

Assist with the review of acid samples to perform and analyze on NDT chemicals and

adjust as necessary

Assist with the performing of laboratory tests when needed, in addition to reviewing and

approving all related results and reports

Analyze test results and concise technical routine and non-routine reports. Make

accept/reject decisions based on results and customer requirements.

Analyze and interpret NDT requirements related to steel, aluminum, magnesium,

titanium, and other alloys.

Conduct investigations on product issues and suggest solutions based upon the results

of findings. Work with supervisor and management and initiate corrective actions to prevent reoccurrence.

Prepare and perform tests to include Nital Etch, Mag Particle, and Flourescent Penetrant other related NDT testing, analysis and reporting.

Maintain accreditation to NADCAP approval status with methods, procedures, training, and auditing.

Provide technical support to other departments on issues concerning materials and processes, including advice on potential hazards and impact of chemical and processes to health and safety of all employees.

2 year technical degree in applied science and ASNT Level 3 Certification

Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a NDT laboratory environment as well as applicable lab work to methods and procedures related to aerospace and Government standards

Membership to ASM, ASTM, ASNT or other societies related to aerospace NDT studies are a plus

Any applicable certifications will be a plus to this position. Membership to SME or other societies related to aerospace NDT or metallurgical studies are also a plus.

Knowledge in metallurgical testing also an asset

Experience in the Aerospace industry is a plus

General understanding and working knowledge of transmission drive systems,

special processes, and related systems is also a plus

Knowledge of any other industry compliance standards a plus

Must possess proven capability and initiative to function in a high technology

environment

Excellent verbal and written communication skills , Strong work ethic and attention to detail

Frequent sitting, standing, walking, talking, hearing, seeing, writing and typing

Occasional lifting of up to 40 pounds

Occasional reaching, climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, pushing,

pulling, fingering, grasping, feeling, twisting, bending and repetitive motion

Frequent exposure to moving mechanical parts, fumes or airborne particles

Frequent exposure to moderate to heavy noise

The ability to wear proper personal protective equipment, including earplugs, safety

glasses, safety shoes, etc.