NDE Technician

Job Description Summary: NDT Inspector - Level I, II, or III

Position: Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Inspector

Disciplines: Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI), Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI), Red Dye Penetrant Testing, and Level II Visual Testing (VT)

Position Summary: Advance Mfg. Co., Inc. is seeking qualified NDT Inspectors to inspect machined parts and, welds, and welded assemblies/fabrications in Navy, Aerospace, and Power Generation applications. The NDT Inspector performs in-process and final inspections to verify that components meet applicable blueprint requirements, technical specifications, and established acceptance criteria, with a primary focus on Navy applications Candidates certified to SNT-TC-1A and/or NAS410 Level II or Level III are encouraged to apply. Level I technicians seeking hands-on experience and practical hours toward Level II certification will also be considered.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform in-process and final inspections on metal machined parts, welds, and welded assemblies/fabrications
• Conduct magnetic particle testing using wet and dry methods.
• Perform liquid penetrant,
• Visual Red Dye
• Level II Visual Inspections.
• Prepare parts using appropriate cleaners, penetrants, developers, and inspection materials.
• Set up, verify, and calibrate NDT equipment according to approved procedures.
• Interpret results and document findings against acceptance criteria.
• Identify, mark, and report defects or nonconforming areas.
• Review contracts, purchase orders, drawings, and procedures to ensure compliance with specifications. (Level III)

Preferred Qualifications

• NDT certification at Level I, II, or III, to SNT-TC-1A and/or NAS410

• Knowledge of applicable inspection methods and acceptance standards.

• Familiarity with Navy technical specifications, particularly:

• Navy Tech Pub 271 (MIL-STD-271)

• Navy Tech Pub 278 & Navy Tech Pub 1688

• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and inspection procedures.

• Understanding of NDT equipment calibration, inspection documentation, and quality control.

• Familiarity with NADCAP requirements is a plus.

The ideal candidate is detail-oriented and capable of accurately following technical procedures, written instructions, operation sheets, and internal procedures. They must be able to identify defects and irregularities in metal parts, welds, and fabrications while maintaining clear, accurate, and organized inspection records. The candidate should communicate inspection findings and quality concerns effectively to supervisors, ensure compliance with established procedures and safety requirements, and demonstrate a strong commitment to quality excellence, workplace safety, and customer satisfaction.