Multi NDT Technician

Job Overview

This role requires a Multi NDT Technician responsible for performing various nondestructive testing methods while ensuring environmental protection and personal safety.

Key Responsibilities

• Implement all necessary measures to protect the environment during work activities.
• Work attentively to guarantee personal and colleague safety, adhering to safety standards at all times.
• Participate in mandatory company and external training sessions as directed by management.
• Attend daily toolbox meetings and follow guidance from site leaders and coordinators.
• Properly use and maintain all provided safety equipment essential for assigned tasks.
• Maintain tools in good condition and employ appropriate tools for each job.
• Report for duties wearing suitable attire that poses no safety hazards such as unsafe jewelry or clothing.
• Carry out duties with alertness and caution, anticipating and mitigating unforeseen risks.
• Prioritize safety over task completion, avoiding compromising own or others' safety.
• Keep the work area clean and ensure proper housekeeping.
• Conduct Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods including Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Magnetic Particle Testing (MT), and Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT) following approved procedures.
• Perform Hardness Testing, Positive Material Identification (PMI), and Ferrite Testing after receiving relevant equipment training and procedural knowledge.
• Identify and apply the correct NDT techniques based on job requirements.
• Execute calibrations and demonstrations according to project-specific approved procedures.
• Verify welding joint details as requested by clients.
• Classify indications to distinguish between genuine discontinuities and weld geometry features.
• Interpret code requirements tied to UT, MT, and PT NDT methods accurately.
• Evaluate sensitivity levels and assess indications against acceptance criteria.
• Prepare final test reports for UT, MT, and PT as per approved formats.
• Maintain and clean inspection equipment and accessories diligently, storing them safely after use.
• Keep calibration certificates updated, notifying management prior to expiry.
• Conduct inspections efficiently, adapting to project scope and site conditions to minimize delays and resource wastage.

Additional Accountabilities

• Perform radiographic film interpretations on piping and pipeline welds according to ASME B31.3, API 1104, and ASME Section V standards.
• Carry out densitometer calibrations and demonstrations as per project-specific procedures.
• Generate and submit approved radiographic examination reports formatted according to standards.
• Submit timesheets punctually and ensure approved timesheets are returned to the office in line with management policies.

Qualifications and Experience

The candidate must hold a PCN Level II certification in Radiographic Testing Film Interpretation (RTFI) and possess at least three years of experience following certification.