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NDT Inspector

Hucknall
1 week ago
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Job description
Our prestigious Nottinghamshire based clients are currently seeking a highly experienced, skilled and qualified NDT FPI Inspector with immediate effect.
As a worldwide top ten manufacturer within their field, the ideal candidate should have the following:
Essential Attributes:

  • Has a minimum of BSEN4179 level 2 dye penetrant inspection
  • Has good I.T. skills/general literacy
  • Can work as part of a team on a 3 shift rotation to contribute to our business objective of the delivery of varying different aerospace components to our customers on-time and in full whilst maintaining all safety requirements highlighted within local quality procedures
  • Can be responsible for the loading and running of a manual penetrant process line and subsequent component sentencing in accordance with defined acceptance criteria
  • Raises non-conformance issues and help with problem solving
  • Ensures a clean and safe environment at all times
    Desirable Attributes:
  • Can demonstrate a general understanding of high volume manufacturing whilst maintaining the necessary quality standards
    Hours of Work:
    Shifts – 37 hours per week working on the following 3 Shift Pattern:
    Mornings: 6.00 am – 2.12 pm Monday-Friday
    Afternoons: 1.48 pm – 9.30 pm Monday-Thursday
    1.48 pm – 7.00 pm Friday
    Nights: 9.00 pm – 6.15 am Monday-Thursday
    This role is being initially offered on a 6-month contract, however there is scope to be directly engaged after successful a qualifying period for the right candidate, within the needs of the business
    Proofs of relevant certifications/apprenticeship would need to be available upon request

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