Offshore NDT Tech - Rope Access & Field Reporting

AvaHR; United States; Remote; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

NDT Tech-Offshore is seeking a skilled NDT Technician to perform onshore/offshore inspections for piping, pipelines, pressure vessels, and mechanical components. You will support Level I/II operations with a focus on safety, accuracy, and documentation.

Travel-heavy, on-call work in remote environments, with readiness for offshore/hazmat conditions and rigorous reporting using standard software.

Qualifications

• IRATA Rope Access Level 1 or 2 required.
• Level II certifications in Ultrasonic Thickness, Dye Penetrant, Radiographic Testing, Computed & Digital Radiography, Visual Testing, and Magnetic Particle.
• Minimum two years of documented NDT Level II work experience.
• Must hold Radiation Safety State Card and TWIC or able to obtain.
• Ability to travel offshore and onshore; valid passport required.
• Proficiency in producing inspection reports and using standard software.
• Strong attention to safety and documentation accuracy.

Responsibilities

• Assist NDT Level I/II Technicians in inspections using applicable NDT methods.
• Prepare inspection materials, tools, and equipment before field tasks.
• Support offshore inspections with diving contractors or independently.
• Conduct cathodic protection surveys on offshore assets.
• Use rope access to reach and inspect offshore structures or vessels.
• Capture findings via camera, video, and written records for reports.
• Prepare and maintain detailed inspection reports ensuring accuracy.
• Operate and maintain NDT equipment; ensure safety compliance.
• Follow offshore safety protocols and participate in drills.
• Communicate clearly with team members; mentor Level I trainees.

Skills

IRATA Rope Access

NDT Level II certs

2+ years NDT

TWIC Card

Offshore travel

Safety training

Report writing

Radiographic Testing

Job description

NDT Tech-Offshore is seeking a skilled NDT Technician to perform onshore/offshore inspections for piping, pipelines, pressure vessels, and mechanical components. You will support Level I/II operations with a focus on safety, accuracy, and documentation.

Travel-heavy, on-call work in remote environments, with readiness for offshore/hazmat conditions and rigorous reporting using standard software.