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NDT Level 2 Inspector - near Redditch
We are currently seeking a qualified NDT Level 2 Inspector to support a project on-site at our customer facility, based on the outskirts of Redditch. This is a hands-on role, processing and inspecting parts.
Responsibilities:
- Perform Level 2 Penetrant Testing (PT) and Visual Inspection operations in accordance with approved procedures, work instructions and customer requirements.
- Carry out both water-washable and post-emulsifiable penetrant inspection processes.
- Actively process and inspect production components throughout the NDT process.
- Interpret and evaluate indications and inspection results against defined acceptance criteria.
- Identify, record and communicate non-conforming conditions in accordance with applicable procedures.
- Complete NDT inspection records and test reports accurately and in accordance with customer requirements.
- Conduct required process control checks and system performance tests in accordance with approved procedures.
- Ensure NDT equipment, process materials and associated facilities are suitable for use and maintained in accordance with requirements.
- Read and interpret engineering drawings, inspection plans, job cards and applicable manufacturing or inspection documentation.
- Ensure components are processed and inspected in accordance with production priorities and required turnaround times.
- Maintain accurate work and inspection records, including relevant MRP/WIP transactions where required.
- Follow all applicable EHS, quality, handling and non-conformance procedures.
- Support weld inspection activities where required and within the individual's experience and approval.
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Skills and experience required:
- Fully qualified NDT Level 2 Inspector with current or recent EN4179 qualification in Penetrant Testing.
- Demonstrable hands-on experience carrying out penetrant inspection in a production or manufacturing environment.
- Practical experience of both water-washable and post-emulsifiable penetrant processes.
- Strong knowledge of penetrant inspection techniques, process controls, defect identification and acceptance criteria.
- Experience interpreting and evaluating relevant indications and making Level 2 inspection decisions in accordance with approved procedures.
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, inspection specifications, work instructions and acceptance standards.
- Experience completing NDT inspection documentation, reports and traceability records.
- Good understanding of aerospace or similarly regulated manufacturing quality requirements.
- Ability to work independently as a hands-on Level 2 Inspector while operating within approved procedures and the customer's written practice.
- Strong attention to detail with a disciplined approach to inspection, documentation and product quality.
- Good communication skills, particularly when reporting defects or non-conforming product.
- Willingness and ability to work the required late shift: 16:30–02:00, Monday to Thursday. Day-shift candidates may also be considered.


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Optional skills:
- Previous weld inspection experience.
- Experience inspecting welded aerospace or high-integrity components.
- Experience within aerospace, defence, power generation or another highly regulated manufacturing environment.
- Additional NDT qualifications or approvals would be advantageous.
Shift pattern:
- Mon - Thu 16:00 - 02:30am
- Fri 16:00 - 01:30am
Pay rates:
- £30 per hour 16:00 to 20:00
- £36.00 per hour 20:00 to 2:30am (Mon - Thu) & 20:00 to 1:30am (Fri)
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