Job Summary
We are recruiting a seasoned and proficient Senior NDT Inspector to conduct and oversee Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) operations across oil and gas infrastructure, encompassing pipelines, pressure vessels, storage tanks, structural components, and process equipment.
The ideal candidate will conduct all inspection activities in strict adherence to client specifications, international standards, regulatory mandates, and company-established quality protocols.
Oversee critical operational duties to ensure seamless business continuity, including managing daily workflows, coordinating cross-departmental initiatives, and maintaining compliance with established policies. Develop and implement strategic plans to enhance productivity, optimize resource allocation, and drive sustainable growth. Lead a high-performing team by fostering a collaborative culture, providing mentorship, and evaluating performance to align with organizational objectives. Monitor key performance indicators to identify trends, address inefficiencies, and implement corrective measures as needed. Act as a liaison between senior leadership and frontline staff to facilitate clear communication and alignment on company-wide goals.
Conduct thorough inspections and testing to ensure compliance with established standards and specifications. Perform detailed examinations of materials, components, and systems to identify any defects or deviations. Verify operational functionality and safety protocols through rigorous testing procedures. Document findings accurately and report any discrepancies or non-conformities to relevant stakeholders for corrective action. Maintain comprehensive records of inspection results and testing outcomes to support quality assurance processes. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to address identified issues and implement preventive measures. Ensure all activities adhere to regulatory requirements and industry best practices.
Convene and oversee non-destructive testing (NDT) inspections employing a diverse array of methodologies to ensure thorough and accurate evaluations.
Ultrasonic Testing (UT) specialists employ high-frequency sound waves to inspect materials for flaws, measuring thickness, detecting discontinuities, and assessing structural integrity. This role requires a strong foundation in ultrasonic principles, proficiency with advanced testing equipment, and meticulous data interpretation to ensure compliance with industry standards. Candidates must hold relevant certifications, such as AUNT Level II or III, and demonstrate hands-on experience in non-destructive testing (NDT). Responsibilities include performing scans, documenting findings, and collaborating with engineering teams to address identified issues. Attention to detail, technical acumen, and adherence to safety protocols are essential for success in this field.
Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) is a non-destructive inspection method employed to detect surface and near-surface discontinuities in ferromagnetic materials. This technique enhances the visibility of flaws by applying finely divided ferromagnetic particles to the test surface while under the influence of a magnetic field. Inspectors must possess a thorough understanding of material properties, magnetization techniques, and particle application methods to ensure accurate flaw detection. Additionally, proficiency in interpreting indications and assessing their relevance to component integrity is essential for maintaining safety and reliability standards in industrial applications. Certification to recognized industry standards, such as those from the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (AUNT), is often required, along with hands-on experience in performing inspections. Responsibilities include preparing test surfaces, calibrating equipment, applying magnetic particles, and documenting findings in detailed reports.
Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT) is a non-destructive examination method employed to detect surface flaws in materials, including cracks, laps, and porosity. This technique involves applying a visible or fluorescent dye penetrant to the test surface, allowing it to seep into discontinuities, followed by the removal of excess penetrant and the application of a developer to reveal indications. Qualified personnel must adhere to industry standards such as ASTM E1417 or ASHE Section V, ensuring proper technique execution and accurate interpretation of results. Requirements typically include certification from recognized bodies like AUNT or NAS410, along with demonstrated hands-on experience in PT procedures. Responsibilities extend to preparing test surfaces, selecting appropriate penetrant systems, conducting inspections, and documenting findings in compliance with regulatory and client specifications.
Radiographic Testing (RT) involves employing X-rays or gamma rays to examine materials for internal flaws, ensuring structural integrity and compliance with quality standards. This method is essential for detecting discontinuities such as cracks, voids, or inclusions in welded joints, castings, and other critical components. Practitioners must demonstrate proficiency in radiographic equipment operation, safety protocols, and interpretation of radiographic images to accurately assess material conditions. Familiarity with industry codes and standards, such as those from the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) or the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), is required. Additionally, candidates should possess strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to produce comprehensive reports documenting inspection findings.
Conduct visual examinations to assess surface conditions and identify defects in materials, components, or structures using appropriate techniques and tools. Verify compliance with specified quality standards, codes, and client requirements through meticulous inspection processes. Document findings accurately, maintaining detailed records of observations, measurements, and any discrepancies noted during evaluations. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure adherence to project specifications and facilitate timely resolution of identified issues. Possess strong attention to detail, color perception, and the ability to interpret technical drawings or specifications. Certification in visual testing methodologies, such as those offered by AUNT or equivalent bodies, is typically required, along with relevant industry experience.
Eddy Current Testing (ECT) is a non-destructive inspection method utilized to identify surface and near-surface flaws in conductive materials. The procedure employs electromagnetic induction to detect inconsistencies such as cracks, corrosion, or variations in material properties. Professionals performing ECT must possess a strong understanding of electrical and magnetic principles, along with proficiency in specialized equipment operation. Key responsibilities include conducting thorough inspections, interpreting test results, documenting findings, and ensuring compliance with industry standards and safety protocols. Candidates should have relevant certification, such as a Level II or III qualification in NDT (Non-Destructive Testing), and hands-on experience with ECT systems. Familiarity with applicable codes, such as AUNT, ASTM, or ISO standards, is essential for accurate assessment and reporting.
Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing (PART) is employed as necessary, incorporating advanced multi-element probe technology to enable swift and precise ultrasonic inspections of materials and welds. This non-destructive testing method enhances defect detection and characterization through electronic beam steering and focusing, ensuring comprehensive evaluation where traditional ultrasonic testing may be insufficient. Practical application of PART requires adherence to industry standards and rigorous procedural protocols to maintain accuracy and reliability in flaw identification.
Time of Flight Diffraction (TOLD), when applicable, serves as a critical non-destructive testing (NDT) technique employed to detect and size flaws in welded joints and materials. This method utilizes ultrasonic waves to measure the time taken for a signal to travel from a transmitter to a receiver, thereby identifying discontinuities such as cracks or lack of fusion. Proficiency in TOLD is essential for ensuring structural integrity and compliance with stringent industry standards in sectors like oil and gas, power generation, and manufacturing. Candidates must possess hands-on experience with TOLD equipment, interpretation of TOLD data, and adherence to relevant codes and procedures, such as ASHE, API, or EN standards.
Conduct thorough examinations of pressure vessels, piping systems, storage tanks, structural steel, welds, and process equipment to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and operational integrity.
Assess inspection results to ascertain alignment with relevant acceptance criteria.
Examine components for flaws, irregularities, defects, corrosion, erosion, and structural deviations to ensure integrity and performance standards are met.
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Qualified applicants are encouraged to submit their current CV and cover letter to hr@dovaheights.com, ensuring the job title is included in the email’s subject line.
Qualifications
BA/BSc/HND
