NDT inspector level II/III (MPI/FPI)

As an NDT Specialist, you will be responsible for performing and evaluating non-destructive inspections on aircraft components. Depending on your certification level, you will work independently or take a leading role in developing, improving, and maintaining NDT procedures and processes.

How you keep the engine running together with us

Key responsibilities

Perform non-destructive inspections on aircraft components using Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI/MT) and Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI/PT).
Interpret and evaluate inspection results to accurately identify defects, discontinuities, and material imperfections in a timely manner.
Work in accordance with applicable aerospace standards, procedures, and safety regulations.
Record and maintain accurate documentation of inspection results, testing procedures, and equipment calibration records.
Collaborate closely with Engineering, Quality, and Maintenance teams to resolve technical issues and ensure the highest standards of product quality.
Actively contribute to the continuous improvement of NDT inspection processes, procedures, and quality standards.
(Level III) Develop, review, approve, and authorize NDT procedures, work instructions, and inspection techniques in accordance with applicable aerospace standards.
(Level III) Provide technical guidance and support to Level II inspectors, ensuring compliance with NDT procedures, standards, and best practices.
(Level III) Serve as the technical authority and primary point of contact for NDT-related technical matters and inspection requirements.
(Level III) Ensure compliance with applicable aerospace standards, certification requirements, and quality management systems.
(Level III) Support internal and external audits, personnel qualifications, and continuous process improvement initiatives to maintain the highest quality and compliance standards.

What makes you valuable to us

You are a detail-oriented and analytical professional with a strong commitment to quality, safety, and precision. In addition, you possess:

A valid Level II or Level III NDT certification in MPI (MT) and/or FPI (PT) in accordance with applicable aerospace standards.
Proven experience in Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) within the aerospace industry or a similarly high-tech engineering environment.
A completed technical vocational (MBO Level 4) or Bachelor's degree (HBO) in a relevant technical discipline.
Strong verbal and written communication skills in Dutch and English.
A high level of accuracy, responsibility, and attention to detail.
The ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
For Level II candidates, the ambition to progress towards Level III certification is considered a strong advantage. Level III als een grote pré wordt gezien.