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Job Advert: Pyro Level 1 Radiographer – Aerospace (NDT Technician)

Location: Chalgrove, OX44

Salary: £35,000 – £45,000

We are seeking a Level 1 Radiographer to join a specialist aerospace operations team at our Chalgrove site. This role is central to the inspection and testing of pyrotechnic components used in ejection seat systems that save lives worldwide.

The Role:

You’ll carry out radiographic inspection (DR and CT) and leak testing on explosive components, ensuring assemblies meet strict quality and safety standards. This is a shift-based role starting in January 2026, working 4 days on / 4 days off (07:00–16:30). Until then, you’ll work regular weekday hours.

Key responsibilities include:

Radiographic inspection using digital X-ray and CT systems

Leak testing using helium mass spectrometry

Interpreting engineering drawings, route cards, and test specifications

Contributing to health and safety systems, risk assessments, and safe working procedures

Supporting continuous improvement and 5S processes

Working collaboratively with engineering, QA, and production teams

What We’re Looking For:

ASNT Level 1 Radiographer certification

Experience in NDT, preferably within aerospace or explosives environments

Proficiency in digital radiography systems

Strong understanding of technical drawings and inspection processes

Knowledge of safety standards, QAI, and ATPs in a manufacturing setting

A methodical, team-focused approach and problem-solving mindset

What’s on Offer:

Competitive salary of £35,000 – £45,000 depending on experience

9% non-contributory pension scheme

25 days annual leave plus bank holidays

Life assurance and healthcare cash plan

Training and development tailored to your career

Cycle to work scheme, including e-bikes

Workplace nursery benefit

Occupational health support

This is an excellent opportunity to grow your NDT career in a mission-driven, technically advanced environment. Apply online now, or call Jason on (phone number removed) for more details

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