PAUT Technician (Power Plant Weld Inspection)
We are hiring a Level II PAUT Technician for a 9-week per diem assignment at a power plant in Michigan. This project involves informational-only inspection of welds on critical components. The technician will also assist the site QA team as needed.
The ideal candidate should hold a CWI or VT certification and have experience working in power generation environments. A CWI certification is preferred but not required if experience and VT credentials are strong.
Responsibilities:
- Perform PAUT inspections on welds in middle reheats and reheat pendants.
- Provide visual inspection (VT) and weld assessments in accordance with ASME and AWS Codes.
- Maintain and troubleshoot NDT equipment, including preventive and corrective maintenance.
- Interpret and evaluate inspection data, and prepare clear, concise reports.
- Collaborate with other technicians and clients on-site to ensure safety and quality expectations are met.
- Use PAUT software such as OMNI X3/X2, OmniPC, Beam Tool, and WeldSight.
- Support QA tasks and documentation efforts during the project.
- Maintain accurate inspection records and follow company procedures and reporting requirements.
Qualifications:
- High school diploma or equivalent (technical degree in NDT preferred).
- ASNT Level II certification in PAUT (in accordance with SNT-TC-1A).
- Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification preferred; VT certification required if CWI is not held.
- Minimum 3 years of hands-on experience in PAUT.
- Familiarity with relevant codes (ASME, API, AWS).
- Proficiency with PAUT tools and software platforms.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work independently or as part of a team.
- Experience in industries such as oil & gas, power generation, chemical, or refining is a plus.
- Must be available for the duration of the contract.
Benefits:
- Per diem available.
- All work is informational only.
- Must be reliable, self-directed, and adaptable to dynamic job sites.
- Turn-around position starting in September.