Ultrasonic Inspector Level 2

L3Harris Technologies•Los Angeles, CA

9d•$33 - $57•Onsite

About The Position

L3Harris is seeking an experienced Ultrasonic Inspector Level 2 for its Canoga Park, California facility, which produces large and small propulsion components and systems for NASA, military, and commercial contracts. The factory supports production across two shifts on a 9/80 schedule. This role works 2nd shift after training on 1st shift. The position inspects ferrous and nonferrous raw stock details, brazed assemblies, machined parts, diffusion-bonded parts, and assemblies for defects and compliance with fracture-control requirements, engineering drawings, customer acceptance criteria, and other critical requirements. The inspector plans and conducts ultrasonic inspections, interprets results, documents findings, and determines whether items meet acceptance criteria.

Requirements

Current Ultrasonic Level II certification.
At least two years of aerospace ultrasonic testing experience.
Ability to operate an ultrasonic immersion system.

Nice To Haves

Computer skills, including PowerPoint, Excel, and Word.
Ability to read and interpret drawings.
Ability to accurately document inspection findings.

Responsibilities

Plan inspection methods and determine the ultrasonic equipment required to inspect metal materials, machined parts, diffusion-bonded parts, assemblies, and weldments.
Set up and operate immersion and contact ultrasonic equipment, including use of special probes when required by accessibility, surface variations, thickness, or material characteristics.
Follow established manuals and standards, or develop procedures when standards are not specified; prepare items for inspection and adapt equipment as needed.
Monitor and adjust equipment during inspection to compensate for non-relevant signals and adjust sensitivity and attenuation controls.
Operate peripheral computer-controlled equipment to input ultrasonic baseline data in conjunction with ultrasonic equipment operations.
Contour wedges, shoes, or other components as needed under direction.
Inspect and interpret oscilloscope readings or ultrasonic recordings; analyze indications of flaws, defects, normal discontinuities, or interference.
Detect and identify flaws and defects, determine their size and shape, mark their locations, and determine acceptability.
Record inspection results manually or using a computer or computer-based systems.
Accept or reject items according to fracture-control specifications and other critical customer requirements; order rejection and rework or sign off acceptable items.