Penetrant Inspector Level 2

L3Harris Technologies•Los Angeles, CA

4d•$33 - $57•Onsite

About The Position

L3Harris is seeking an experienced Level 2 Penetrant Inspector for its Canoga Park, California facility, which produces propulsion components and systems for NASA, military, and commercial contracts. The factory supports production across two shifts on a 9/80 schedule. Employees work nine out of every 14 days, totaling 80 hours, and have every other Friday off; weekend overtime is noted. The Level 2 Penetrant Inspector analyzes and interprets penetrant testing results for materials, parts, and weldments to determine compliance with applicable specifications and standards. The role also develops penetrant inspection techniques, standards, and work instructions. The employee must pass an in-house Level II certification and meet vision test requirements.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
A minimum of 400 hours of NDT/NDE experience.
Ability to pass the required vision test.
Ability to pass Level II certification in house.

Nice To Haves

Current Level 2 Penetrant Inspector certification, ASNT/NAS410 or equivalent.
POD Certification and experience working to Fracture Critical requirements.
Experience inspecting manual, automatic, and Electron Beam welds.
Experience with exotic materials and alloys.
Basic knowledge of product manufacturing and inspection technology.
Computer experience, including accessing online documents and information, using company business systems, and Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

Read and interpret planning documents, drawings, specifications, engineering orders, inspection procedures, material review reports, and other source documents to establish penetrant inspection procedures and requirements.
Develop work instructions from approved general procedures.
Understand the codes, standards, specifications, and contractual documents that govern the penetrant method, and conduct system performance checks in accordance with applicable process standards.
Analyze, interpret, and evaluate penetrant indications to determine whether materials, parts, and weldments are acceptable.
Detect and identify defects that affect quality and safety, including cracks, inclusions, folds, cavities, undercuts, incomplete fusion, and porosity.
Determine the acceptability of items with marginal defects and reject items that fail to comply with required standards and specifications.
Record test results, findings, and dispositions manually or with a computer or computer-based system.
Coordinate recurring defects with engineering and vendor personnel and recommend corrective actions.
Pass Level II certification in house.
Pass vision test requirements.