Lead and coordinate on-site NDT crews, oversee inspections, and serve as primary client contact across projects in the southeastern and northeastern United States.
Locations (2)
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Londonderry, New Hampshire, United States
Compensation
Starting wage: $35+ per hour (1.5x overtime), depending on experience and leadership background
Responsibilities
Lead and coordinate on-site NDT crews: assign tasks, set daily priorities, and keep projects on schedule and within scope
Serve as the primary on-site contact for clients by holding pre-job and daily meetings, communicating findings, and handling scope changes
Perform and oversee non-destructive tests, including Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Magnetic Particle Inspection (MT), Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT), and Visual Inspection (VT)
Set up, calibrate, and verify NDT equipment, including ultrasonic units such as DSM GO+ and Danatronics meters
Use power tools such as angle grinders and die grinders for surface preparation, and make sure crews prepare surfaces correctly
This role involves helping in the manufacturing process of flight vehicle components for various spaceflight systems, keeping the shop functioning at a high level.
Responsibilities
Review planning/engineering, work instructions and tooling to verify appropriate work process and quality requirements before starting job.
Perform accurate and timely completion of all job order documentation and associated paperwork, part counts, tie-in information, etc.
Drill, deburr, polish, grind, sand, palletize and clean parts.
Provide other help around shop, such as sweeping/mopping, taking out trash, etc.
Shop maintenance duties including checking coolant levels, empty chip / scrap bins from machines.
Requirements
Nice to have: Experience in an aerospace manufacturing facility
Analyze metalworking and surface conditioning applications at customer and internal locations, develop abrasive recommendations, conduct tests, support customers and sales, and provide application expertise for product development.
Responsibilities
Analyze metalworking and surface conditioning applications at customer and internal locations
Develop technically and economically suitable abrasive recommendations
Plan, conduct, evaluate and document application tests
Develop and continuously improve representative and reproducible test methods
Operate relevant power tools and machines safely, including angle grinders, orbital sanders and belt sanding machines
The Welder II is responsible for fabricating and assembling cryogenic industrial gas trailers and mechanical sub-assemblies within an active metal fabrication environment. This position follows the I-P-W-C-I workflow: Identify, Prepare, Weld, Clean, and Inspect.
Locations (2)
Lafayette, Indiana, United States
Delphi, Indiana, United States
Compensation
Pay Rate: $23.00–$25.00/hr, paid weekly
Responsibilities
Prepare and fit metal components using angle grinders, clamps, tape measures, saws, squares, calipers, and other fabrication tools.
Set up components and perform manual and semi-automatic welding using GTAW/TIG, GMAW/MIG, and FCAW processes.
Perform welds in flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions.
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