NDT Technician - Level II

Carpenter Technology Corporation•Clearwater, FL

23h•$30 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

The NDT Level II Immersion Technician performs ultrasonic immersion inspections on titanium, aerospace, medical, and specialty alloy products to ensure compliance with customer, industry, and company quality standards. The role evaluates product integrity using approved inspection procedures, interprets and documents inspection results, and supports production by identifying and dispositioning nonconforming material. The technician is certified to Level II under applicable industry standards and can set up, calibrate, operate, and troubleshoot immersion inspection equipment while working with minimal supervision. The position is based in Clearwater, Florida, and works Monday through Friday on 8-hour shifts. The stated pay range is $29.50–$33.50 per hour. Carpenter Technology offers a comprehensive benefits package.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
NDT Level II Ultrasonic Technician certification in accordance with NAS 410, SNT-TC-1A, or an employer-based certification program.
2–5 years of ultrasonic testing experience; immersion inspection experience is preferred.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and inspection procedures.
Basic computer proficiency and experience with quality documentation systems.

Nice To Haves

Experience inspecting aerospace, medical, titanium, nickel, stainless steel, or specialty alloy products.
Experience with immersion inspection.

Responsibilities

Perform ultrasonic immersion inspections in accordance with approved procedures, specifications, and customer requirements.
Set up, calibrate, verify, and operate immersion inspection equipment and associated testing systems.
Interpret ultrasonic indications and evaluate results against acceptance criteria.
Identify, document, and report defects, discontinuities, and nonconforming material.
Review work instructions, engineering specifications, blueprints, and customer requirements before inspection.
Perform alloy identification inspections when releasing product to shipping.
Complete inspection records, certification documents, and quality reports accurately.
Verify material traceability and ensure proper handling of inspected products.
Maintain compliance with NAS 410, customer requirements, and company quality procedures.
Monitor equipment performance and perform routine system checks and preventive maintenance.
Troubleshoot equipment, software, and process issues to minimize downtime.
Support investigations involving quality concerns and assist with root cause analysis when required.
Collaborate with production, engineering, and quality personnel to resolve inspection-related issues.
Train and mentor assigned Level I technicians.
Maintain a safe and organized work environment and comply with safety requirements.
Participate in continuous improvement activities focused on quality, productivity, and process reliability.