NDT Level 2 Inspector

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Position: NDT Level 2 Inspector
Location: Hemel Hempstead
Salary: £33,891-£36,972
Contract Type: Permanent

Our client, a leading manufacturer of Aerospace mechanical precision components, is looking for an NDT Level 2 Inspector to join their innovative manufacturing team in Hemel Hempstead.

Summary:

You will join a dynamic team in a modern, clean environment, where you'll produce high-precision parts and components for the Aerospace industry. The work involves small to medium-sized batches with varying levels of complexity. This role primarily focuses on supporting production needs within the Milling department. Additionally, you'll play a key role in working on NPI (New Product Introduction) parts, developing innovative manufacturing methods for our customers' cutting-edge designs.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Performing NDT testing and inspections using both Magnetic Particle and Liquid Penetrant methods, analysing results, and preparing detailed reports.

  • Detecting defects and interpreting test outcomes.

  • Compiling test reports and presenting key findings.

  • Participating in Nadcap and customer audits.

  • Conducting control checks and documenting the results.

  • Coordinating the calibration of NDT equipment.

  • Ensuring compliance with Nadcap prime specifications.

  • Implementing Lean principles in alignment with the company standards and maintaining adherence to all applicable quality requirements.

    Experience and Skills Required:

  • Previous experience in an engineering or manufacturing role, preferably within the aerospace or a similar industry.

  • Demonstrated expertise in a Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) environment, with the ability to provide documented proof of past experience.

  • Valid NDT certification (EN4179) is essential.

  • At least three years of progressive experience as an NDT technician.

  • Strong attention to detail, accuracy, and a focus on continuous process improvement.

  • Proficiency in applying NDT techniques for magnetic particle and liquid penetrant inspections.

  • The candidate must be self-certified and hold a quality stamp after the qualifying period.

  • In-depth knowledge of engineering drawings and the ability to interpret them.

  • Ability to work independently and take initiative.

    Benefits:

  • Salary: £33,891-£36,972, based on experience. Overtime paid at time and a half. Discretionary site bonus scheme and pay reviews.

  • Hours: 39.5 hours per week (Mon-Thurs 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Fri 8:00 am - 4:00 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break).

  • 25 days of annual leave plus bank holidays (including Christmas closure).

  • Financial Wellbeing: Includes 1-to-1 financial coaching, pension advice, and workshops.

  • Salary sacrifice pension scheme provided by Scottish Widows.

  • Additional Benefits: Onsite parking, life assurance, and the WeCare employee support package with 24/7 access to private GP services and mental health support.

    Interested candidates should apply or contact Kerrie Collett on (phone number removed) for more information

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