NDT Technician
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At Voyageur Aviation Corp., we deliver innovative solutions to customers with unique aviation requirements. We are an integrated provider of specialized aviation services, including, advanced engineering and maintenance capabilities, part sales and logistics management, aircraft leasing, and contract flying operations both internationally and domestically supporting humanitarian missions, cargo, and workforce movements to remote communities. Our headquarters are in North Bay, Ontario, and we are a wholly owned subsidiary of Chorus Aviation Inc.
Whatwe offer and what makes us special:
- We stand out as a leading company engaged in exceptionally distinctive projects, spanning captivating destinations worldwide, and collaborating with extraordinary and exclusive clients.
- We can turn your wildest imagination into reality, whether it's complete plane restructuring and modernization, complex maintenance, or a comprehensive plane redesign.
- Our team comprises the best, with unparalleled expertise. No one else on Earth can match what we achieve. We are true pioneers in aviation.
- Abundant growth opportunities await you here. Our employees choose to stay for the long term, thriving in a culture of continuous learning and boundless possibilities.
- We've got you covered! Our comprehensive benefits program is employer-paid and includes extended health care, out-of-country insurance, as well as life insurance.
- Additionally, we offer a retirement pension plan, an employee and family assistance plan, and participation in the Employee Share Ownership Plan (TSX: CHR).
As a key member of the Accessory Shop team, the NDT Technician will report to the Accessory Shop Supervisor and will be responsible for setting up and calibrating equipment, performing non-destructive tests, conducting evaluations of testing and/or inspections, and maintaining results in compliance with legislated industry codes, standards, and procedures.
Perform NDT Testing Duties- Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) Level 2 certification in Eddy Current Testing (ET) qualifications are mandatory.
- Preference will be given to candidates with the additional Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) Level 2 qualification of Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Penetrant Testing (PT) and Magnetic Particle Testing (MT).
- Set up and calibrate equipment to conduct non-destructive tests according to the material type, thickness, and other related variables, while using standard formulas.
- Conduct tests on parts, structures, and other materials using non-destructive techniques ensuring all established procedures are followed.
- Inspections on aircraft, engines,and all related components to ensure quality or to detect defects in accordance with the NDT method being used.
- Perform additional tests if the initial results are inconclusive.
- Maintain all NDT equipment by conducting systems performance checks in accordance with manufacturer and industry recommendations.
- Identify manufacturing defects or other hidden flaws in test equipment or materials being used such as cracks,metal fatigue, defects in welds and joints that may weaken materials or cause fatigue damage.
- Evaluate and interpret test results using designated standards.
- Prepare written reports outlining findings and conclusions including design drawings and specifications.
- Ensure all necessary paperwork is completed and prepared in compliance with customer, industry, and company standards.
- Communicate and work closely with internal and external stakeholders about test results, work priorities, repair requirements, and progress of projects.
- Review tasks for compliance.
- Proactively suggest recommendations…
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