NDT Level II Technician at WTS Energy

Job Purpose

• The ASNT Certified NDT Level II Technician is responsible for carrying out, interpreting, and reporting Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) activities on fabricated components, piping, structural assemblies, pressure-containing equipment, welds, and other critical assets within the fabrication yard.
• The role ensures that fabrication and welding activities comply with approved drawings, project specifications, applicable codes and standards, Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs), client requirements, and applicable NDT procedures.

Responsibilities
NDT Inspection & Testing:

• Perform NDT examinations in accordance with approved procedures and applicable codes and standards.

Conduct NDT examinations using applicable techniques, including:

• Visual Testing (VT)
• Dye/Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT/LPT)
• Magnetic Particle Testing (MT/MPI)
• Ultrasonic Testing (UT)
• Radiographic Testing (RT), where qualified, authorized and appropriately controlled.
• Identify, evaluate and classify indications/discontinuities in welds, materials and fabricated components.
• Verify weld integrity at various stages of fabrication and repair.
• Carry out examination of butt welds, fillet welds, structural members, piping, pressure vessels, flanges, nozzles and other fabricated items as applicable.
• Ensure proper preparation and cleanliness of test surfaces before examination.
• Select appropriate NDT techniques based on material, weld configuration, thickness, accessibility and project requirements.
• Verify that NDT equipment is suitable, calibrated and fit for use before commencing examination.

Interpretation & Evaluation:

• Interpret NDT results in accordance with approved procedures, acceptance criteria and applicable standards.
• Evaluate indications against relevant acceptance/rejection criteria.
• Identify defective or non-conforming welds and components.
• Recommend repair, re-examination or further investigation where required.
• Ensure that only qualified and acceptable components proceed to the next stage of fabrication.

Documentation & Reporting:

• Prepare accurate NDT reports, examination records and inspection documentation.
• Maintain traceability of weld numbers, welder identification, material identification, test locations and NDT results.
• Ensure all NDT results are properly documented and submitted for QC/client review.
• Maintain confidentiality and integrity of inspection records.

Quality Control & Fabrication Support:

• Work closely with Welding Inspectors, QC Inspectors, Welding Engineers, Fabrication Supervisors and Project Engineers.
• Participate in weld inspection and fabrication quality-control activities.
• Review fabrication drawings, weld maps, procedures and ITP requirements relevant to NDT activities.
• Confirm that required NDT examinations are performed at the appropriate fabrication stage.
• Support monitoring of weld repair rates and recurring weld defects.
• Participate in quality surveillance and inspection activities during fabrication.
• Raise Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) where applicable and support corrective actions.

Standards & Compliance

• Ensure NDT activities comply with applicable international codes, standards, and project specifications, such as: ASME, API, AWS, ISO, ASTM, Client/project specifications, Approved NDT procedures, and ITPs.
• Maintain current knowledge of NDT techniques, standards and industry practices.
• Ensure NDT activities are conducted within the scope of the individual’s certification and authorization.
• Comply with all company Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental (QHSE) requirements.

Candiates Profile / Qualification and Background
Minimum:

• OND/HND/B.Sc. in Engineering, Science, Metallurgy, Welding Technology or a related discipline; or relevant technical qualification.
• Valid ASNT NDT Level II certification in the applicable method(s).

Certification should cover the NDT methods required for the project, preferably:

• UT Level II
• MT Level II
• PT Level II
• VT Level II
• RT Level II, where applicable.
• Certification in accordance with ASNT SNT-TC-1A or applicable employer/client certification scheme.

Experience:

• Minimum 5 -7years’ relevant experience in NDT inspection, preferably within Oil & Gas, petrochemical, marine, construction or heavy fabrication environments.
• Proven experience in an Oil & Gas fabrication yard is highly desirable.
• Experience inspecting carbon steel, stainless steel and other commonly used fabrication materials.
• Experience with piping, structural steel, pressure-containing components and welded assemblies.
• Experience working with client/third-party inspectors and maintaining inspection documentation.
• Practical knowledge of weld defects, welding processes and fabrication practices.