NDE Level II Project Supervisor (Development Track)

Torrey Holistics; Madison (PA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Torrey Holistics in Madison, PA seeks an NDE Level II Project Supervisor (Development Track) based at the Waltz Mill facility to lead outage activities and advance inspection practices in both nuclear and non‑nuclear environments.

You will report to the Manager of NDE Programs, guide field execution, and work toward Level III certification while maintaining safety and quality standards for customers.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in NDE/NDT.
• Ability to travel during outage seasons.
• Working knowledge of the ASME Code.
• Multi‑disciplined in UT, VT, MT, PT, and ET.
• Eligible to certify to ASNT CP-189 and ASME Section XI.

Responsibilities

• Execute non‑destructive examinations to written procedures and interpret results to standards.
• Serve as project supervisor during outages, overseeing site activities and reporting status.
• Develop and refine inspection techniques and procedures for nuclear and non‑nuclear applications.
• Prepare NDE procedures and examination plans for field projects.
• Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot NDE field equipment and related systems.
• Document quality records and ensure on‑time, compliant inspections.
• Foster teamwork and customer alignment; travel as required.

Job description

NDE Level II Project Supervisor (Development Track)Join a team committed to safeguarding critical infrastructure in both nuclear and non‑nuclear environments. As an NDE Level II professional based at our Waltz Mill facility in Madison, PA, you’ll blend field execution with leadership—guiding outage activities at dedicated customer sites, elevating inspection practices, and preparing yourself for multi‑discipline Level III certification. You will report directly to the Manager of NDE Programs and play a visible role in delivering quality, safety, and reliability for our customers.Why This Role MattersYour work ensures that inspections are accurate, compliant, and on time. You’ll translate complex codes into practical procedures, coach colleagues, and advance the state of our inspection methods.Core ResponsibilitiesExecute non‑destructive examinations to written procedures; interpret results per applicable standards and specifications.Serve as project supervisor during outages at a dedicated customer—oversee daily site activities and provide clear status reporting.Create and refine inspection techniques and procedures for nuclear and non‑nuclear applications.Prepare for field projects by developing NDE procedures and examination plans.Participate in performance-based training to acquire and maintain certifications and to keep pace with technology advancements.Complete safety training to perform work in hazardous environments and to use safety equipment and systems properly.Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot NDE field equipment, automated systems, and site computer networks.Deliver work with high quality in accordance with qualified procedures; document and maintain quality records.Foster team-building with peers, supervisors, contractors, customers, and other departments; demonstrate strong customer sensitivity.Travel as required, maintain Unescorted Access at Nuclear Power Plants, and work with hazardous materials in compliance with training and procedures.Location and TravelHome base: Waltz Mill facility, Madison, PA.Seasonal travel during spring and fall outages; typical assignments last 1–3 weeks with occasional off‑peak travel.Your Growth PathWhile performing in the Level II capacity, you are expected to progress toward Level III certification across multiple methods, expanding your technical and leadership influence.Qualifications5+ years of experience in NDE/NDT.High school diploma or equivalent.Background performing non‑destructive inspections in nuclear and/or non‑nuclear power plants or related industries to recognized standards.Eligible to certify to an employer-based written practice meeting ASNT CP‑189 and ASME Section XI; multi‑disciplined in UT, VT‑1/2/3, MT, PT, and ET.Working knowledge of the ASME Code.Ability to travel during outage seasons and periodically in off‑peak periods.