Performs non-destructive inspection (NDI) on in-service, repaired and manufactured aircraft assemblies and articles for defects, utilizing Magnetic Particle (MT), Fluorescent Penetrant (PT) methods in accordance with the FAA Repair Station and manufacturers’ requirements.

§  Performs NDI  within the requirements of Certified Level 2 in Magnetic Particle (MT) & Fluorescent Penetrant (PT),

§  Accepts or rejects product, according to documented procedures,

§  Conducts analysis, tests and evaluation of various materials,

§  Selects and applies established analysis procedures for conduct of fracture analysis, transmission, scanning, electron microscopy studies, metallographic analysis physical and NDT test,

§  Ensures all metals and processes used are serviced by the activity conform to quality, structural and functional requirements,

§  Conducts internal audits and book audits

§  Modifies established programs and coordinate extensively with others in order to accomplish work assignments

§  Sets up and calibrates equipment to conduct test and interpret, evaluate and document results in accordance with procedures

§  Maintains responsibility for the overall NDI program

§  Performs other duties as assigned

§  Education/Training:

• NDT training program meeting the requirements of NAS410

§  Qualified to:

• Fulfill the requirements of 14CFR145 subpart D: paragraphs 145.155, Inspection Personnel Requirements),

o   Fulfill the requirements of NAS410 for Trainee, Level 1, or Level1-Limited in the applicable NDI method

• Fulfill the requirements of NAS410 Level 2 in the applicable NDI methods,

§  Thorough knowledge of:

• Microsoft office basics,
• Non-Destructive testing methods,
• Industry and Aircraft quality practices and standards,
• Standards and specifications utilized by the company,
• Scope and limitations of the method,

• Magnetic Particle & Fluorescent Penetrant test methods

§  Skill to:

• Follow and understand guidance from a level 2 or 3 technician,
• Read and understand written techniques related to the NDI method in use,
• Communicate, using written and verbal skills,
• Read blueprints, drawings, and Manufacturers component maintenance and overhaul manuals
• Learn industry-related software,

• Set up standardized equipment used in the performance of NDI,

• Set up test, conduct tests and interpret, evaluate and document test results in accordance with approved procedures,
• Develop written techniques to be submitted for Level 3 for approval,
• Perform technical writing

§  Obtain NAS410 certification in Magnetic Particle and/or Fluorescent Penetrant within 3-6 months of hire and demonstrate acceptable progress during this time period, including the successful completion of certification exams:

• A minimum 40 questions closed book written examination on general principles for each NDI method certification sought,
• A minimum 30 questions open book written examination on specific knowledge of specifications, codes, equipment, procedures and techniques utilized for each NDI method certification sought,
• A practical examination consisting of a demonstration of proficiency in the use of the procedures, equipment and materials, along with the adherence to procedures, evaluation and documentation of results,

§  A composite test score of 80% is required with a minimum of 70% for any single exam

§  Successfully pass annual regulatory vision requirements