Key Responsibilities

• Learning various NDT techniques and adhering to examination schemes and procedures.
• Working effectively as part of a team, with potential for independent work.
• Documenting defects through photography and physical measurements.
• Communicating with site contacts and maintaining accurate site result records.
• Producing detailed NDT reports, including test areas, limitations, and results.
• Ensuring efficient and timely completion of work.
• Adhering to company Health, Safety, Environmental, and Quality Systems.
• Maintaining UKAS accreditation through inspection quality programs.

Skills and Expertise

• Attention to detail for identifying material flaws.
• Excellent communication skills for clear reporting and teamwork.
• Technical aptitude with NDT tools and technology.
• Self-motivated and organised approach.
• Ability to build strong relationships with stakeholders.
• Flexibility to accommodate travel and overnight stays.
• Knowledge of standard NDT methods (beneficial, but not essential).
• Computer literacy and proficiency in Microsoft Excel.

Job Facilities/Benefits

Salary negotiable, depending on qualifications and experience.

Working Environment

This full-time role is based in Teesside, with a combination of office and site work. Site locations will vary and may include:

• Confined spaces
• Work at heights
• High/low temperatures
• Noisy environments
• Dusty environments

Skills, Experience and Qualifications

Qualifications: Typically GCSEs at grade C and above, although all levels of academic standing will be considered.

Experience: None required, but knowledge of or exposure to standard NDT methods would be beneficial.

Essential: A full, clean UK driving license. Able to work in the UK without restriction.