NDT Level II Inspector

Job Opportunity:
Level 2 NDT Inspector (Eddy Current & Dye Penetrant) – Aviation Focus

Position Title:

Certified Level 2 NDT Technician (ET & PT)

Location:

Marathon, Florida – On-site with potential for travel to client facilities

Employment Type:

Full-Time

Salary Range: $75,000 – $95,000 annually (DOE) + overtime, per diem for travel, and full benefits

Posting Date:
October 30, 2025

Air Alliance, Inc. is a Part 145 Repair station repairing hot section parts and manufacturing PMA parts. At Air Alliance, Inc., we are dedicated to ensuring the highest quality in the aviation industry by rejuvenating HPT and LPT turbine blades, seal segments, and nozzle guide vanes to their original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications. Our rigorous restoration process enhances the longevity of these critical components, ensuring they meet the industry’s stringent standards for safety, reliability, and operational efficiency.

Our engineers are relentlessly focused on driving continuous process improvements while maintaining a steadfast dedication to safety. With a keen understanding of the operating environment of every component, we approach each challenge with a safety first mindset, constantly innovating to enhance both the performance and safety of parts. We design repairs or new components only after thoroughly analyzing the detailed engineering data of the OEM parts—taking into account the base materials, coatings, precise dimensions, and operational conditions.

Our solutions are crafted not just to rejuvenate, but to re-engineer and elevate parts for superior performance and durability.

We are actively seeking NAS 410 / EN 4179 certified Level 2 NDT Technicians qualified in Eddy Current (ET) and Dye Penetrant (PT) methods.
FAA repairman certificate, A&P background, or prior FAA Part 145 experience is strongly preferred. You will perform critical inspections on turbine blades, landing gear, structural components, welds, and fasteners to ensure airworthiness and compliance with OEM manuals, FAA regulations, and customer specifications.

• Conduct Eddy Current inspections (high/low frequency, surface/array conductivity, lift-off) using equipment such as Olympus, Uni West, or Rohmann systems.
• Perform fluorescent and visible Dye Penetrant testing (Type I & II, Method A/C/D) per ASTM E1417.
• Interpret and evaluate indications against acceptance criteria in CMMs, SBs, ADs, and customer specs.
• Generate detailed inspection reports, NCRs, and digital records in compliance with FAA Form 8130-3 requirements.
• Calibrate and maintain NDT equipment; perform daily system performance checks.
• Support FAA/DER audits and customer source inspections.
• Train Level 1 technicians and assist in procedure development (Technique Sheets, WPS).

• Current Level 2 certification in ET and PT per NAS 410 (or EN 4179 / ISO 9712 equivalent).
• Minimum 2 years hands‑on experience post‑certification in aerospace NDT.
• Documented training and OJT hours (provide cert package upon request).
• FAA experience strongly preferred:
• Prior work in Part 145 repair station, or
• FAA Repairman Certificate, or
• A&P license with NDT endorsements.
• Proficient with digital reporting systems (e.g., Quantum, SAP, or Verifly).
• Ability to pass vision acuity (near vision Jaeger 1, color vision Ishihara) and background checks.

• Additional Level 2 quals in UT, MT, or RT/DR.
• Experience with automated ET scanning systems (e.g., MAUS, Staveley).
• Familiarity with GE, PW, RR engine manuals and Boeing/Airbus structural repairs.
• ASNT ACCP or PCN certification a plus.

• Paid Holidays
• 12 PTO days
• Health insurance 50% paid by the company
• 401(k) 3% employer contribution and employer match up to 6%
• Paid NAS 410 recertification and annual eye exams.
• Per diem + travel pay for off-site inspections.