Quality Control Ndt Technician – Heritage & Tpc

Williams Racing; England; On-site; GBP 34,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Williams Racing is seeking an NDT Technician to ensure components meet the high standards of our race cars. You will perform a range of non-destructive testing methods from engineering drawings and specifications, primarily in the factory with some trackside work.

You will report to the Heritage Car Assembly & Planning Logistics, Inventory & Operations Manager and write clear reports for designers, manufacturers and other teams, while keeping NDT equipment calibrated and up to date with industry

Qualifications

• NDT experience on parts from a variety of materials including carbon-fibre composites and metals.
• Appropriate PCN qualifications.
• Skilled use of NDT and metrology tools and methods.
• The confidence to draw sound conclusions on part quality independently.
• Excellent attention to detail, with good numeracy and literacy.
• A self-motivated, organised approach to your work.
• Clear communication with managers, peers and stakeholders.
• Experience using Microsoft software for communication and reporting.

Responsibilities

• Carry out routine and complex NDT processes using a variety of methods on a range of materials.
• Check that every part passing through the department is examined to the required quality standard.
• Keep parts moving within our delivery KPIs.
• Look after NDT equipment, including calibration and maintenance.
• Write clear reports for designers, manufacturers and other teams.
• Suggest ideas to improve our processes and products.
• Keep up to date with industry safety and quality standards.
• Maintain training material and method sheets.

Skills

NDT experience

PCN qualifications

Attention to detail

Numeracy and literacy

Self-motivated, organized

Clear communication

Microsoft Office proficiency

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Quality Control NDT Technician, Heritage & TPC

Job Description

About the role

Williams is looking for an NDT Technician to help make sure every component we build meets the standard our cars demand. You will carry out a range of non-destructive testing techniques, working from engineering drawings and specifications, and report on what you find. You will mainly work in the factory, with some work in the trackside environment when needed. You will report to the Heritage Car Assembly & Planning Logistics, Inventory & Operations Manager.

What you will do

• Carry out routine and complex NDT processes using a variety of methods on a range of materials.
• Check that every part passing through the department is examined to the required quality standard.
• Keep parts moving within our delivery KPIs.
• Look after NDT equipment, including calibration and maintenance.
• Write clear reports for designers, manufacturers and other teams.
• Suggest ideas to improve our processes and products.
• Keep up to date with industry safety and quality standards.
• Maintain training material and method sheets.

Qualifications

What you will bring

• NDT experience on parts made from a variety of materials, including carbon-fibre composites and metals.
• Appropriate PCN qualifications.
• Skilled use of NDT and metrology tools and methods.
• The confidence to draw sound conclusions on part quality independently.
• Excellent attention to detail, with good numeracy and literacy.
• A self-motivated, organised approach to your work.
• Clear communication with managers, peers and stakeholders.
• Experience using Microsoft software for communication and reporting.

Life at Williams

You will work in line with our values, be a positive ambassador for the department and take pride in high standards of safety, quality and presentation. There is scope for further training, and you may be asked to help with tasks outside your day-to-day duties from time to time.

Additional Information

Atlassian Williams F1 Team is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion. We are happy to discuss reasonable job adjustments.