Responsible for the development of Standard Catalog and machined parts like Bolts, Studs, Keys, Nuts, Washer & Pins based on international standards, work Norms and specifications in coordination with the Global Commodity Team.
Responsibilities
Perform audits (Process, Product, Quality systems, Preassessment/Compliance) to assure that the suppliers have an effective process, product acceptance standard implemented.
Identify & communicate best practices/risks.
Trigger and follow through on supplier improvement programs.
Conduct or supervise physical inspections of different catalogue components.
Provide technical guidance to suppliers to assure compliance with engineering drawings and specifications.
Interpret, apply and comply with TACTAIR and customer requirements as well as standards and other industry documents that control the performance of nondestructive testing.
Compensation
Pay Range: $24-$36 per hour
Responsibilities
Perform Penetrant and Magnetic Particle Testing to determine product acceptability to engineering requirements.
Conduct nondestructive inspections to support manufacturing and business needs as required.
Provide technical assistance and training to Level I Inspectors and Trainees.
Interpret, evaluate and document test results and generate NDT inspection reports.
Ensure compliance with all safety rules and regulations and provide protection to self and others during testing.
Responsible for developing, implementing, and managing a contract-specific Project Quality Plan and all other quality related functions necessary to deliver the project fully compliant with the contract documents.
Compensation
Base Compensation: $134,000/yr - $140,000/yr
Responsibilities
Manage the development and implementation of a contract-specific Project Quality Plan (PQP)
Review and approve subcontractor quality plans to ensure compliance with contractual requirements
Ensure quality staff is adequately assigned, trained, and qualified to execute the PQP and that all project staff has access to the appropriate quality resources
Responsible for the implementation and oversight of a Nuclear Quality Assurance Program in a construction environment
Lead and mentor junior QA/QC personnel to ensure the correct behaviors are developed and reinforced
Requirements
Four-year degree in engineering, science, or technical college degree
Associate degree in engineering technology or science
Designs, develops and implements nondestructive testing (NDT) to evaluate the properties and conformance of a material, component or system without causing damage. Records, analyzes and reports test results. Writes testing plans and maintains test documentation in accordance with applicable regulations and requirements.
Responsibilities
Set up and standardize equipment, process parts, interpret and evaluate for acceptance or rejection, and document results.
Develop specific calibrations and tests.
Document results in accordance with the specification.
Identifies errors and defects in equipment.
Use of ultrasound, radiography, or other techniques during the testing process.
Works with a small team (production, technical, maintenance) to prioritize, coordinate and execute efforts for all assets, exhibiting strong interpersonal skills.
Provides technical expertise to the maintenance organization for critical equipment repairs, PM and PdM best-practice implementation, and developing/updating maintenance procedures.
Performs reliability analyses on existing equipment to identify, prioritize, and implement improvements in equipment design and maintenance strategy to improve asset effectiveness.
Enables and assists in the training of operators, mechanics, and engineering to convey the “why” of the fundamentals.
Implements large programs and/or process improvements – Management of Change
Requirements
BS in Engineering
MS in Engineering
Nice to have: Previous maintenance or reliability work experience
The NDE Technician ensures the safety and reliability of materials, components, structures, and welding fabrication using various techniques to detect flaws, imperfections, or changes in material properties.
Performs and assists in nondestructive testing on piping, pressure vessels, rotating equipment, test hardware, and rocket motors.
Utilize various methods to inspect materials and components such as radiographic testing, ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle testing, liquid penetrant testing, eddy current testing, infrared thermography.
Interpret testing results to identify and characterize flaws or anomalies and document findings in detailed reports.
Witness and verifies procedural compliance of both hydrostatic and pneumatic pressure testing of piping systems and pressure vessels.
Performs In-Service Inspections (ISI) of PHMS certified systems, document findings, and assist PHMS engineering in monitoring corrective action.
Requirements
High School diploma or equivalent
Associate’s degree in engineering technology
Nice to have: AWS CWI
Nice to have: API certifications
Nice to have: Level I/II in MT, PT, UT-UTT, RT-RAM/X-ray, and VT
As a QA/QC Inspection Engineer, you will be responsible for Quality Assurance and Quality Control activities supporting Ovivo’s fabrication shops, suppliers, and vendors.
Compensation
The pay for this role is $75,000 Many factors are taken into consideration...
Responsibilities
Plan and perform quality inspections at fabrication shops and subcontractor and vendor locations
Perform dimensional inspections by comparing as-built measurements with 3D models, fabrication drawings, and specified tolerances
Arrange and coordinate required nondestructive testing
Conduct receipt inspections and final equipment inspections prior to shipment
Partner with fabrication shop Project Managers and production teams to address quality matters
The Chief Inspector provides executive-level leadership and oversight for aircraft inspection, quality control, and nondestructive testing programs to ensure the continued airworthiness, safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance of aircraft maintenance operations. This role serves as the designated FAR Part 119 Chief Inspector.
Responsibilities
Lead the Quality Control inspection and nondestructive testing (NDT) programs to ensure aircraft, engines, and components are inspected, maintained, and returned to service in an airworthy condition in accordance with all applicable regulatory, company, and industry requirements
Coordinate with Maintenance, Engineering, Safety, Compliance, and other operational teams to resolve quality, airworthiness, and regulatory issues
Serve as the FAA-designated Chief Inspector in accordance with 14 CFR Part 119 and assume final authority on all matters concerning aircraft, engine, and component airworthiness
Partner with Director of Maintenance and Director of Safety and interface with FAA Certificate Management Office
Establish and continuously improve inspection policies, procedures, authorizations, and oversight processes to ensure compliance with FAA regulations, Operations Specifications, the General Maintenance Manual, and accepted industry standards
The expected annual salary range for this role is $113000 - $165000 a year.
Responsibilities
Lead structured supplier development activities to identify and close manufacturing, process, capacity, and operational capability gaps
Assess supplier manufacturing processes and drive improvement using process capability analysis, Lean methodologies, structured problem solving, material flow, process controls, and advanced quality tools
Assess supplier capability and manufacturing controls for circuit breakers and protection devices
Assess supplier production-rate readiness and capacity against current and future business requirements
Proactively assess and develop supplier readiness to support business growth, new product introductions, supplier transfers, localization, volume increases, and capacity expansions
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Quality or other related technical discipline