Quality Engineer

As an NDT Technician, your primary responsibility will be to perform Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) such as Radiographic Testing (RT) in accordance with the inspection plan and approved procedures. You will be required to identify both internal and surface defects that may impact the quality of the product. Operating and calibrating NDT equipment correctly is crucial to ensure reliable results. It is essential to conduct tests following applicable codes and customer specifications while adhering to radiation safety procedures. This includes using dosimeters and securing designated areas during testing. After conducting tests, you will need to evaluate radiographic images or test data meticulously and accurately classify the findings. The role also involves preparing detailed test reports, maintaining film logs, and keeping inspection records traceable for future reference. Communication plays a vital role in this position as you will be required to report your findings to quality engineers, production teams, or clients as necessary. It is important to highlight any recurring defects to facilitate process improvement and root cause analysis. To excel in this role, you must maintain a valid NDT certification and actively participate in ongoing training to stay updated with the latest industry standards and practices. This is a full-time, permanent position that requires your presence on-site for work. In return, you will be entitled to benefits such as health insurance, paid sick time, paid time off, and contributions to the Provident Fund.,