NDT II Inspector (CFM56)
On-siteDallas, Texas, United States
Job Summary
Perform approved non-destructive testing inspections including fluorescent penetrant, magnetic particle, eddy current, X-Ray, and visual to document servicing and repair of gas turbine engines and aircraft components in accordance with Federal Aviation Regulations and manufacturers' specifications. Set up and calibrate equipment, execute required preliminary and final inspections, and complete inspection documents for statistical data compilation. Plan workload to ensure schedule times are achieved while mentoring lower classifications and evaluating technical data for procedure revisions. Provide technical support for salvage schemes and warranty reviews, creating investigation reports as needed. Requires previous Level II certifications, on-the-job training in magnetic particle and fluorescent penetrant inspection, and a 4-day workweek with 10-hour shifts.
Required Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Associate's or bachelor's degree in Quality assurance, Aerospace, Quality Control/inspection, similar discipline, or equivalent work experience and training obtained from governmental or vocational training school programs
- Required on-the-job training program in magnetic particle inspection (MPI) and fluorescent penetrant inspection (FPI)
- Previous Level II Certifications
- Knowledge of ISO 9000 or other regulatory specifications
- Must be able to read, interpret and understand technical manuals, work specifications, service bulletins and written work instructions
- Must be able to set up and calibrate equipment
- Must be able to prepare components for NDT inspection fully utilizing available equipment and processes
- Must pass general, specific and practical examinations in each magnetic particle or penetrant with an average grade of at least 80 percent and a minimum score of 70 percent on each examination
- Must be certifiable to NAS 410
- Must be authorized to work in the U.S.
Desired Qualifications
- Prefer a minimum twelve to eighteen (12-18) months ND inspection and evaluation experience with aircraft powerplants for FAA certification or be powerplant certified
- Thorough working knowledge of FAA Part 145 regulations pertaining to inspection practices
- Familiarity with turbine engine principles including test cell performance, assembly practices, vibration and failure analysis, and general engine overhaul and repair procedures
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