NDT Technician

Overview

Non‑Destructive Testing (NDT) Technician at Airbus Helicopters, Fort Erie, Ontario. Perform magnetic particle, fluorescent penetrant, ultrasonic and eddy current inspections and interpret results for defect detection and reporting.

• Conduct magnetic particle and fluorescent penetrant inspections on incoming parts, evaluate results using codes, standards and specifications, and sign off when parts pass.
• Perform ultrasonic inspections and material testing, selecting appropriate techniques, setting up equipment, interpreting results, and issuing Non‑Conformance Reports for defective parts.
• Execute eddy current inspections, interpreting test codes, setting up equipment, evaluating results, and reporting findings, with sign‑off when parts pass.
• Validate NDT instructions and procedures, manage incoming and outgoing racks, and collaborate with Repair & Overhaul for returned defective parts.

• Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) certification or ability to acquire within 12 months.
• Government licensing in ultrasonic or eddy current testing (levels 1‑3) preferred; NAS 410 certification is an asset.
• Level 2 technicians: minimum 2,000 hours;
  Level 3 technicians: minimum 5,000 hours; magnetic particle or fluorescent penetrant: minimum 3,000 hours.
• Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office and Google Suite;
  Salesforce experience is considered an asset.
• Strong analytical, communication, attention‑to‑detail, and independent judgment skills; annual eye exam required to meet NAS/CGSB standards.

Airbus Helicopters Canada Ltd – Permanent Full‑time Professional. Airbus is committed to equal opportunities for all, supports flexible working arrangements, and welcomes applicants of all backgrounds. For more information, visit Airbus Helicopters Canada Ltd or contact