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Holt Technical Staffing

NDT III Inspector

Job Description

We are seeking an experienced NDT Level III Inspector to provide technical leadership for non-destructive testing activities within a precision manufacturing environment, ensuring compliance with industry standards and quality requirements. This is an opportunity to join a stable, growing aerospace manufacturer investing in advanced machining technology and complex manufacturing programmes. Key Responsibilities Lead and oversee NDT activities, ensuring compliance with applicable standards and specifications. Develop, approve, and maintain NDT procedures, work instructions, and inspection techniques. Perform and review FPI, MPI, and Nital Etch inspections, investigating non-conformances and approving product acceptance. Support audits, mentor NDT personnel, and drive continuous improvement across inspection processes. Requirements Current NDT Level III certification with a minimum of 7 years' aerospace or precision manufacturing NDT experience. Proven expertise in FPI, MPI, and Nital Etch inspection; X-ray and ultrasonic experience is advantageous. Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and develop NDT procedures. Strong leadership, communication, problem-solving, and IT skills with excellent attention to detail. This role is a direct hire. TECHND

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A Non-Destructive Testing Specialist uses ultrasonic, electromagnetic, thermal or liquid penetration tests to check structures or materials for cracks, defects or signs of corrosion. May work on large structures such as bridges, dams or pipelines, or check vehicles such as aircraft. Interprets and reports on test results that include images and measurements; maintains and calibrates equipment.

$87,851 / year median in Connecticut

+8% projected growth

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