NDT Level II Technician
nassau chromium platingMineola (NY)
About the role
Job Description:
Magnetic Particle & Liquid Penetrant Testing
Join a growing team where your expertise matters, your work is respected, and
your skills make a direct impact on quality and safety.
We are seeking an experienced NDT Level I or II Technician specializing
in Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) and Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT) to join our
team. This is an excellent opportunity for a dependable, detail-oriented
professional looking for long-term stability, strong team culture, and consistent
work.
What You’ll Do:
Perform MT and PT inspections in accordance with applicable codes, specifications, and procedures
Interpret and evaluate test results accurately
Prepare clear inspection reports and documentation
Ensure compliance with customer and industry quality standards
Maintain inspection equipment and follow safety procedures
Work closely with production and quality teams to ensure timely turnaround What We’re Looking For
Current or previous Level I or Level II certification in:
Magnetic Particle Testing (MT)
Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT)
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality
Ability to read and interpretdrawings/specifications
Reliable, professional, and team-oriented attitude
Experience in manufacturing, fabrication, aerospace, structural steel, or industrial environments preferred
Why Join Us?
Competitive pay based on experience
Stable, year-round work
Opportunity for overtime
Supportive team environment
Growth opportunities and continued training
Company that values quality workmanship and employee contribution
Ideal Candidate:
You take pride in your work, understand the importance of quality and safety, and want to be part of a team that values skilled technicians. We are looking for
someone dependable, motivated, and ready to make an immediate impact.
Apply today to join a company that recognizes and rewards skilled NDT
professionals.
Qualifications:
Certification in NDT Level I or Level II (ASNT, NAS 410, or equivalent)
Prior experience in industrial or field environments preferred
Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
\nCompany
Description:
Want to come join an established that has been around for 97 years? A Successful, long standing company who services many sectors, such as aerospace, military, automotive, space, medical, machining, restoration and so much more. With over 30 different finishes and services such as nond-destructive testing, painting, anodize, electroplating, polishing, sateening, grinding and more. There are endless opportunities to grow and excel within the company. Nassau Chrome offers long standing careers to employees who want to be a team player, and take pride in their work. Everyday is a new challenge, a new job and different work – not mundane or repetitive.
Company Description:
Want to come join an established that has been around for 97 years? A Successful, long standing company who services many sectors, such as aerospace, military, automotive, space, medical, machining, restoration and so much more. With over 30 different finishes and services such as nond-destructive testing, painting, anodize, electroplating, polishing, sateening, grinding and more. There are endless opportunities to grow and excel within the company. Nassau Chrome offers long standing careers to employees who want to be a team player, and take pride in their work. Everyday is a new challenge, a new job and different work – not mundane or repetitive.
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