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NDT Tech - PCN 2 – Defence Engineering

Stockport | Permanent | £55,000 - £60,000 + Benefits

A leading manufacturer of military vehicle systems and deployable defence equipment is seeking an experienced NDT Technician to join their engineering centre of excellence in the Northwest.

Requirements:

PCN Level 2 in RT (essential); VT, MT, and PT qualifications desirable

Strong understanding of engineering drawings and inspection instruments

NDT experience in a manufacturing/engineering environment (e.g. defence, aerospace, oil & gas, nuclear, motorsport)

Familiarity with lean manufacturing and continuous improvement principles

The Role:

Responsible for RT, VT, MT, and PT inspections on fabricated components throughout the production process. This quality-focused role includes equipment calibration, defect investigation, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

Perform NDT (RT, VT, MT, PT) on components and assemblies

Interpret drawings, procedures, and technical documentation

Set up and calibrate inspection equipment

Record results, raise non-conformance reports, and support root cause analysis

Maintain compliance with quality standards and document control processes

What’s on Offer:

4% employee / 7% employer pension

Half-day Fridays

Life assurance & enhanced sick pay

Employee Assistance Programme

Long service rewards

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