NDT Technician
tekfortuneEverett (WA)
About the role
Tekfortune is a fast-growing consulting firm specialized in permanent, contract & project-based staffing services for world s leading organizations in a broad range of industries. In this quickly changing economic landscape, virtual recruiting and remote work are critical for the future of work. To support the active project demands and skills gaps, our staffing experts can help you find the best job for you. Position: NDT (Non-Destructive) Technician/ Inspector/ Quality Inspector
Location: Everett, WA /Renten, WA /Auburn, WA /Seattle, WA / Fredrickson,
WAJob Summary:
Responsible for performing and overseeing nondestructive testing (NDT) procedures in accordance with NAS410/BSS7698 standards. This role is critical in ensuring the integrity and safety of aerospace components and systems. The technician will utilize various NDT methods, including but not limited to ultrasonic, eddy current, radiographic, magnetic particle, and dye penetrant testing, to detect defects and ensure compliance with industry standards.
Responsibilities:
The role involves NAS 410, NDT, with experience in methods such as Ultrasonic, Eddy Current, Radiographic, Magnetic Particle, and Dye Penetrant testing, along with equipment setup, inspection, evaluation, and documentation.
Qualifications:
Education /Certification: meet the NAS 410 requirements for level 2 certification Handheld instruments (common for all positions)NORTEC Eddy Current Flaw DetectorEPOCH 650 Digital Ultrasonic Flaw Detector Bond Master 600/1000 For more information and other jobs available please contact our recruitment team at. To view all the jobs available in the USA and Asia please visit our website at
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