NDT X-Ray Technician Level 2

Job Description Summary Job Description About GE Aerospace If you want to do work that really matters among a team of spirited and collaborative individuals, you need to know more about GE Aerospace. We’ve become a world leader in the design, development and manufacture of advanced aviation technologies including jet engines, components, and integrated systems for commercial and military aircraft. We’re a people-first organization that will bring out your best ideas and performance as part of our on-going LEAN transformation.

We believe that the world works better when it flies. Do you? If so, come aboard.

Come and elevate your career in a facility that combines a rich tradition of aviation technology with a deep commitment to the future of flight. The GE Aerospace manufacturing site in Lynn designs, produces, assembles, and tests military and commercial aircraft engines and components. With more 2,500 employees and 1.6 million sqft of manufacturing space, we’re making a huge contribution to the future of flight.

And, considering that very first jet engines were born here in 1942, we clearly are the career home of people who are deeply knowledgeable about building quality engines. What’s more, GE Aerospace has invested more than $100 million in our facility in the last five years alone. By engaging with highly collaborative teams, we’re reaching for new Sustainable Aviation Fuel milestones every year.

And by encouraging our teams to join us in extensive community service and volunteerism, we’re making a difference in all the ways that matter.

Here are just a few of the best reasons you will want to consider us:
Do work with a real purpose helping to solve the global challenge of how the world flies more sustainably. Be a part of a global workforce of diverse backgrounds, perspectives, ideas, and experiences where everyone feels supported and respected. Earn merit-based rewards and incentives. Free Onsite Parking. Set work schedule with no mandatory overtime. Work in a climate-controlled building out of the elements.

Have opportunities for continuous learning and development.

Set up and operate X-Ray equipment to prescribed procedures to locate defects in a variety of parts, etc.; prepare work for exposure, interpret films, etc., and perform related duties. The Inspection – X-Ray employee performs radiographic nondestructive testing (film and/or digital) on aerospace engine components and assemblies produced in Lynn Component Manufacturing. Working to approved techniques, process specifications, and customer requirements, the employee prepares parts for exposure, operates radiographic equipment, processes and evaluates images, determines whether indications meet acceptance criteria, and documents results.

The role is a critical control point in product quality and flight safety and is performed in strict compliance with radiation safety requirements.

• 1. Equipment Set-Up and Operation Set up and operate X-Ray equipment (computed radiography, digital radiography systems, as applicable) in accordance with prescribed procedures, approved radiographic techniques, and applicable specifications. Select and verify exposure parameters such as kilovoltage, milliamperage, exposure time, source-to-film/detector distance, and focal spot as directed by the approved technique. Position the source, parts, film or detector, and fixturing to achieve the required coverage, geometry, and image quality.
  
  Perform required equipment start-up, warm-up, and daily/periodic performance checks, and report equipment malfunctions or out-of-tolerance conditions.
• 2. Preparation of Work for Exposure Review work…