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NDT Technician RA 2/3 - Immediate Ad Hoc Assignment

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Job Description
Immediately Available Candidates Required who also possess the RTW in the UK
We are currently seeking Rope Access Level 2 and Level 3 Technicians with PCN Level 2 Eddy Current certification for an upcoming Ad Hoc temporary workscope.
Position Details
Role: Rope Access L2/L3 with PCN Level 2 Eddy Current
Mobilisation Date: 6th August
Duration: 3 Weeks
Scope: Ad Hoc / Temporary Workscope
Start: Immediate availability required
Responsibilities
- Perform eddy current inspections in accordance with approved procedures, client specifications, and industry standards.
- Carry out rope access activities safely and efficiently in line with IRATA guidelines.
- Inspect, assess, and report on the condition of offshore/onshore assets and structures.
- Accurately record inspection findings and support the preparation of inspection reports.
- Ensure all inspection equipment is maintained, calibrated, and fit for purpose.
- Adhere to all site-specific HSE policies, procedures, and permit-to-work systems.
- Participate in pre-job briefings, toolbox talks, and risk assessments.
- Work collaboratively with the inspection and operations teams to deliver the workscope safely and on schedule.
- Identify and report any defects, anomalies, or safety concerns to supervisors and client representatives.
- Maintain valid certification, training, and competency requirements throughout the assignment.
- Support additional NDT and inspection activities within competency levels as required by the project.
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QUALIFICATIONS
- ✅ Valid IRATA Level 2 or Level 3 certification
- ✅ PCN Level 2 Eddy Current qualification (essential)
- ✅ Offshore certification and medicals valid and in date (if applicable)
- ✅ Available to mobilise on 6th August
- ✅ Ability to commit to the full 3-week scope
If you meet the above criteria and are available, please send your CV and certification pack as soon as possible to HHelen at hmcsharry@oceaneering.com
Apply now or contact us directly for further details.
Only candidates who meet the essential certification requirements and the RTW in the UK will be considered.
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