Radiologic Evaluator LPC LSBS 072

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Portland, OR

About The Position

The Radiologic Evaluator LPC LSBS is responsible for interpreting radiographs (film and electronic) of castings to ensure they meet customer specifications and PCC standards. This role involves determining if parts are acceptable or require repair, marking parts for necessary rework, and signing final reports for castings sent to customers. The position requires a strong understanding of radiographic techniques, quality control, and the ability to use computer applications for evaluation and documentation.

Requirements

Advanced radiographer skills as demonstrated by the competent performance of all Radiographer A duties for at least 1 year and completion of Level 1 Certification, OR an equivalent combination of classroom training and closely related radiographic experience.
Proven productivity performance over the past year, a satisfactory quality rating from the supervisor and lead, and no more than 6 unexcused absences in a 12-month period.
Demonstrated intermediate level computer system operation skills, including operation of mouse, keyboard, and all associated hardware.
Good understanding of windows-based operating systems and ability to navigate successfully through the system.
Ability to understand basic computer communication problems and clearly communicate the issue to MIS for repair.
Ability to adapt and learn new operation methods as electronic technology progressively develops.
Ability to read, interpret and follow specifications found in Technique Cards, Quality Control Manuals, and other technical materials.
Ability to use pixel value measurement, (ROI) region of interest image value, statistical process check tool(s), mid-level mathematical calculations (such as statistical mean calculation, averages, percentiles, and fractions) to verify quality of electronic images.
Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
Ability to read and interpret specifications on drawings and blueprints at a radiographer film interpreter level.
Ability to work independently with limited supervision.
Physical ability to perform the essential job functions.
Perform daily equipment set-up procedures and quality checks as required by QCM.
Regular and predictable attendance.
Requires overtime as directed by supervision.

Nice To Haves

Must complete Radiographer - Level 2 course, plus digital method training modules.
Must complete Radiographer - Level 2 Certification, plus digital method certification.
Must recertify - Level 2 every three years.
May be required to complete hazardous waste management training.

Responsibilities

Interpret film and electronically acquired radiographs of castings using computer applications to determine if discrepancies meet customer specifications and PCC standards.
Determine if parts are acceptable or need repair, and mark and route parts for necessary repairs.
Sign final reports that approve castings sent to customers.
Review specifications and radiographs prior to evaluation, including Technique Cards and paperwork.
Sort radiographs by view for each part and check each radiograph for appropriate quality.
Ensure proper image file management protocol is followed.
Visually evaluate radiographic indications to determine if casting or welding discontinuities exist.
Interpret identified discontinuities to determine their cause and/or whether they meet customer specifications.
Interpret and identify surface and subsurface discontinuities per customer specifications.
Evaluate parts with repeat problem areas and consult with engineering as appropriate.
Mark problem areas on parts needing repair and may request additional radiographs.
Route parts for repair on rework routing cards and may decide on or recommend necessary repairs.
Sign and stamp reports for acceptance of parts.
Review weld maps to ensure all welds have been radiographed.
Perform mathematical calculations from detailed drawings or blueprints to determine acceptability.
Handle hazardous waste and follow all required PPE regulations.
Meet all production and quality standards per department standards.
Accurately record and document work performed.
Provide training and work direction to less experienced personnel as assigned.
Perform functions of radiographers, darkroom operators, and other department personnel as assigned.
Safely operate all equipment and tools.
Comply with all applicable safety requirements, policies, and procedures.
Maintain a clean, safe, and orderly work environment.
Participate in required training, medical monitoring, safety and health evaluations, and programs.
Perform Required overtime as directed by supervision.
Perform other tasks as directed.