Phased Array Technician (Lead)

Acuren Inspection, Inc.•Burnaby, BC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Acuren is seeking a Lead Phased Array Technician to join our team in Burnaby, BC. This is your opportunity to work in a fast-paced industrial environment where your expertise is valued, your growth is supported, and no two days look the same. Candidates must be local to the area. Competitive pay: $52.81 – $57.36/hour (based on certifications). Opportunities for advancement and continuous learning. A dynamic team focused on safety, quality, and innovation.

Requirements

Valid PAUT Certification (CGSB, CSWIP, or PCN)
CGSB Level 2 UT certification
Strong work ethic and commitment to quality
Proven ability to build positive client relationships
Exceptional safety awareness
Strong problem-solving and time management skills
Self-motivated with the ability to perform at a high technical level
Valid driver’s license

Nice To Haves

Additional CGSB certifications are an asset
IRATA training (or willingness to obtain) is considered an asset

Responsibilities

Perform advanced ultrasonic (PAUT) inspections on welds, materials, and components
Set up, configure, and calibrate equipment, including probe angles and scan parameters
Interpret A-scan, B-scan, and S-scan data to evaluate structural integrity
Apply additional NDT methods (UT, MT, PT, RT) as required
Identify discontinuities, corrosion, and non-conformances with precision
Document and evaluate inspection results (defect type, size, location, severity)
Prepare detailed, code-compliant reports (ASME, API, and client specs)
Develop and follow scanning procedures aligned with industry standards
Ensure all work meets regulatory, client, and internal quality requirements
Support QA/QC initiatives and uphold high inspection standards
Work closely with engineers, inspectors, and project teams
Provide technical insights to support asset integrity and reliability
Maintain and verify PAUT equipment for optimal performance
Conduct routine software/hardware checks per manufacturer guidelines
Champion a strong safety culture and follow all site and corporate protocols