In-Vessel Tooling Tech - Robotics & UT Specialist

Sonic Systems; Wilmington (NC); Presencial; USD 45.000 - 65.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Health insurance

Vision and dental insurance

Life insurance

401K (not matched)

Paid time off 15 days/year

12 paid holidays

Descripción de la vacante

Sonic Systems International seeks an In Vessel Tooling Technician for our Wilmington, NC site. The role requires UT Level I training, mechanical and electronic repair skills, and the ability to work in an automated environment within a nuclear setting.

Responsibilities include setting up complex tooling systems, troubleshooting equipment, and maintaining access to the GEH-Wilmington site. Occasional travel for training and testing is required.

Formación

• Minimum of 40 hours of UT Level I in Classroom & Lab Training.
• UT Level II certification a plus.
• Ability to troubleshoot and repair electronic and mechanical equipment.
• GEH ISI tooling experience a plus.
• Must gain and maintain GEH-Wilmington site access.
• Experience in automated/robotic environments; reading isometric drawings.

Responsabilidades

• Maintain and repair tooling systems in an automated/robotic environment.
• Set up and integrate complex computerized tooling systems and network camera operations.
• Troubleshoot system failures and perform necessary repairs.
• Navigate nuclear plant areas to walk down components with provided drawings and labeling.
• Maintain confidentiality, complete work schedules, and support other operations as needed.

Conocimientos

UT Level I

UT Level II

Troubleshooting

Electronic repair

Mechanical repair

GEH tooling

Office/ERP/Oracle

Self-motivated

Team player

Travel for training

Educación

Associate degree in Electrical/Electronic/Mechanical Engineering

High School diploma with 3 years nuclear/related field

Herramientas

ERP/Oracle

Microsoft Office

Descripción del empleo

Sonic Systems International seeks an In Vessel Tooling Technician for our Wilmington, NC site. The role requires UT Level I training, mechanical and electronic repair skills, and the ability to work in an automated environment within a nuclear setting.

Responsibilities include setting up complex tooling systems, troubleshooting equipment, and maintaining access to the GEH-Wilmington site. Occasional travel for training and testing is required.