NDT RT II Technician Savannah, GA
NDT RT II Technician Savannah, GA
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Comprehensive health benefits with coverage after 30 days worked full-time employment
- Generous paid time off and company paid training
- Competitive Wages & Per Diem for Travel jobs per DSA Rates 401K Savings Plan with 50% company match up to 6% of salary, after 90 days
- Perform Radiographic Testing (RT) inspections in accordance with approved procedures and standards
- Set up, calibrate, and operate RT equipment
- Interpret radiographic images and evaluate indications
- Ensure compliance with applicable codes, specifications, and quality requirements
- Prepare accurate inspection reports and documentation
- Follow all radiation safety and company safety procedures
- Maintain inspection equipment and records
- Work closely with supervisors, customers, and project teams
- Support outage, maintenance, fabrication, and inspection projects
- Support additional NDT methods as needed
- Work overtime, weekends, nights, and varying shifts as project demands require
- Current Level II RT certification preferred
- Previous industrial radiography experience required
- State card and/or IRRSP certification preferred where applicable
- Strong understanding of radiographic testing techniques and safety standards
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, procedures, and specifications
- Strong attention to detail and communication skills
- Ability to work independently and in team environments
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation preferred
- Graduated from a Non-Destructive Testing School
- Additional NDT certifications (UT, MT, PT, VT, PAUT) are a plus
- Experience in refinery, manufacturing, fabrication, aerospace, or industrial environments preferred
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