Rope Access NDT Tech L2/L3 – Eddy Current (PCN), Offshore

Oceaneering International Inc.; Aberdeen City; On-site; GBP 47,970 - 70,110; Full time

Job summary

Oceaneering International Inc. in the United Kingdom is seeking NDT Technicians at RA 2 or RA 3 on an ad hoc temporary scope. The role requires IRATA rope access, PCN Level 2 Eddy Current certification, and immediate availability for a 3-week assignment.

You will perform Eddy Current inspections offshore and onshore, follow approved procedures and IRATA guidelines, maintain equipment, and report findings while adhering to HSE and permit-to-work systems. Mobilisation by 6th August is preferred.

Qualifications

• Valid IRATA Level 2 or 3 certification.
• PCN Level 2 Eddy Current qualification.
• Offshore certification and medicals valid and in date.

Responsibilities

• Perform eddy current inspections in accordance with approved procedures and client specifications.
• Carry out rope access activities safely and in line with IRATA guidelines.
• Inspect, assess and report on offshore/onshore assets and structures.
• Accurately record inspection findings and support inspection reports.
• Ensure inspection equipment is maintained and calibrated.
• Adhere to HSE policies, permits-to-work and site procedures.
• Participate in pre-job briefings, toolbox talks and risk assessments.
• Collaborate with inspection and operations teams to deliver on schedule.
• Identify and report defects or safety concerns to supervisors and client reps.
• Maintain certifications and training throughout the assignment.

Skills

IRATA Level 2

IRATA Level 3

PCN Level 2 Eddy Current

Offshore certification

Job description

Oceaneering International Inc. in the United Kingdom is seeking NDT Technicians at RA 2 or RA 3 on an ad hoc temporary scope. The role requires IRATA rope access, PCN Level 2 Eddy Current certification, and immediate availability for a 3-week assignment.

You will perform Eddy Current inspections offshore and onshore, follow approved procedures and IRATA guidelines, maintain equipment, and report findings while adhering to HSE and permit-to-work systems. Mobilisation by 6th August is preferred.