Job Description

Essential Responsibilities:

• Perform radioscopy and computed tomography inspections of aircraft engine turbine airfoils in a fast paced manufacturing environment
• Evaluate images and interpret test findings in accordance with manufacturing blue prints, process specifications and work instructions
• Accurately document test findings and archive historical records
• Effectively communicate information and perform duties in a teaming environment
• Perform daily equipment set-up procedures and quality checks
• Perform radiation safety surveys and successfully complete annual radiation safety training

Qualifications/Requirements:

• High school diploma or GED

Eligibility Requirements:

• Current level 2 certification in digital radiography meeting National Aerospace Standard (NAS) 410.  Previous radiography training and experience must include a minimum of 80 hours formal classroom education, 800 hours radiography experience
• Posses the skills and knowledge to setup and calibrate equipment, conduct tests, interpret, evaluate and document findings without supervision.
• Demonstrate the ability to apply geometric, trigonometric and algebraic relationships.
• Through knowledge of the scope and limitations of radiographic imaging techniques
• Successfully pass assessment
• All applicants must successfully pass written general, specific and practical examinations.

Desired Characteristics:

• Current GE Aviation certification in radioscopy meeting General Electric Quality Control Work Instruction T-049
• Minimum of 40 hours digital radiography classroom training and 200 hours of digital radiographic testing experience
• Previous experience performing digital radiographic inspection of cast turbine airfoils
• Previous GE Aviation manufacturing experience
• Fluorescent Penetrant certification or experience meeting NAS 410 level 2 requirements
• 2 years experience in manufacturing environment

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