NDT Inspector

Responsibilities

• Perform visual inspections on aerospace parts before, during, and after testing to detect surface and subsurface defects such as cracks, scratches, porosity, or overheating.
• Prepare and treat parts using fluorescent penetrant inspection (FPI), including rinsing, drying, and cleaning.
• Manage chemical solutions, including sampling and tank drainage as required.
• Execute pressure tests and flow verification, including setting up gauges, using jigs, and performing necessary connections.
• Evaluate non-conformities using appropriate documentation to determine acceptability based on quality standards.
• Maintain accurate records of inspection parameters to support statistical process control.
• Follow technical drawings, non-destructive testing standards, and verbal instructions to ensure compliance.

Requirements

• Maintain NDT accreditations in FPI, MPI, X-Ray, and acid etch (anodic acid and titanium anodized).
• Experience working in an industrial environment.
• Ability to work autonomously and as part of a team with a positive attitude.
• Basic proficiency in English to understand specialized work instructions, technical drawings, and international terms.

Preferred Qualifications

• Level 2 certification in at least one of the required NDT techniques.
• ONGC certification.

Benefits

• Retirement and savings program with employer contributions.
• Group insurance program.
• Career advancement and progression opportunities.
• Merit and recognition programs.
• Health and wellness programs, including telemedicine.
• Recreational and sports club access.
• Proximity to childcare services and access to public transportation.

About the Company

Pratt & Whitney Canada is a global leader in the aerospace industry, manufacturing next-generation engines for business, general, and regional aviation. Recognized as one of Canada's top employers, we combine passion and rigor to design and maintain the world's most advanced aircraft engines.