NDT X-Ray Technician Level 2

GE Aerospace • Lynn, MA

1d • Onsite

About The Position

The Inspection – X-Ray employee performs radiographic nondestructive testing (film and/or digital) on aerospace engine components and assemblies produced at GE Aerospace’s Lynn Component Manufacturing facility. Working to approved techniques, process specifications, and customer requirements, the employee prepares parts for exposure, operates radiographic equipment, processes and evaluates images, determines whether indications meet acceptance criteria, and documents results. The role is a critical control point in product quality and flight safety and must be performed in strict compliance with radiation safety requirements.

The employee sets up and operates X-Ray equipment, including computed and digital radiography systems as applicable; prepares parts, film, or detectors; interprets radiographic images; evaluates indications and documents inspection results. The role also involves compliance with radiation safety and site EHS procedures, maintenance of required NDT certifications and training, and participation in quality, safety, and continuous-improvement initiatives.

This position is based at GE Aerospace’s Lynn manufacturing facility, which designs, produces, assembles, and tests military and commercial aircraft engines and components. The facility has more than 2,500 employees and 1.6 million square feet of manufacturing space. The work is performed in a climate-controlled building. The posting lists pay of $37.00 per hour and is expected to close on 07/31/2027. Employment is contingent on being able to prove U.S. Person status, and successful completion of a drug screen, as applicable. Relocation assistance is not provided.

Requirements

• Previous NAS410 or ASNT Level II certification for film and/or digital.
• Ability to meet U.S. Person status requirements for access to U.S. export-controlled information: U.S. lawful permanent resident, U.S. citizen, or granted asylee or refugee status.
• Legally authorized to work in the United States.
• Successful completion of a drug screen, as applicable.

Responsibilities

• Set up and operate X-Ray equipment, including computed radiography and digital radiography systems as applicable, according to approved procedures, techniques, and specifications.
• Select and verify exposure parameters and position sources, parts, film or detectors, and fixtures to meet required coverage, geometry, and image quality.
• Perform equipment start-up, warm-up, and required performance checks; report malfunctions and out-of-tolerance conditions.
• Review work orders, drawings, inspection plans, and radiographic techniques to determine inspection requirements.
• Prepare parts for exposure, including cleaning as required, masking, shimming, positioning, and placement of identification and location markers and image quality indicators.
• Load and unload film cassettes or prepare imaging plates and detectors, handling media to prevent artifacts.
• Process exposed film or acquire and process digital images according to procedure.
• Interpret radiographic films or digital images to locate and identify defects and discontinuities in castings, welds, and machined components.
• Verify image quality, including density or signal-to-noise/contrast, IQI sensitivity, coverage, and freedom from artifacts.
• Evaluate indications against applicable acceptance criteria and determine part disposition within the scope of certification.
• Identify and segregate nonconforming product and initiate nonconformance documentation.
• Record inspection results, technique data, and part dispositions in required logs, travelers, and quality systems.
• Maintain, file, and archive radiographs and digital image records according to record-retention requirements.
• Communicate inspection findings to supervision, Quality Engineering, and Manufacturing as required.
• Comply with radiation safety procedures and regulatory requirements, including use of dosimetry, survey meters, interlocks, warning systems, and controlled-area access.
• Follow site EHS requirements, including proper handling and disposal of film-processing chemicals; report unsafe conditions, equipment safety failures, or suspected overexposure promptly.
• Maintain a clean, orderly, and safe work area and perform routine care of equipment, cassettes, screens, and accessories.
• Participate in continuous-improvement, quality, and safety initiatives.
• Maintain required NDT certifications and complete required training, eye examinations, and recertification under the governing certification standard and employer’s written practice.
• Perform related duties as assigned, consistent with the classification and the CBA.

Benefits

• Medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug coverage
• Access to a Health Coach
• Employee Assistance Program with confidential assessment, counseling, and referral services
• 401(k) savings plan with company matching contributions and company retirement contributions
• Fidelity resources and planning consultants
• Tuition assistance
• Adoption assistance
• Paid parental leave
• Disability insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off for vacation or illness
• Merit-based rewards and incentives
• Free onsite parking
• Continuous learning and development opportunities
• Professional development
• Competitive compensation

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed