NOV

Global oilfield equipment and services provider

NDT Inspector

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Full-timeEtten-Leur, NetherlandsNo salary listedIn-person

VMBO+ (vocational secondary education) or equivalent work and thinking level is preferred.
NDT Level II certification is preferred.
Dutch language proficiency is preferred.
Basic English language skills are preferred.

Inspect materials using non-destructive testing methods, including visual inspection and magnetic particle inspection.
Report detected defects or deviations.
Perform surface improvements, such as grinding, to evaluate inspection indications.
Cross-check inspected products.
Verify that all required materials and documentation are available before inspection.
Document and report all identified defects and non-conformities.
Perform routine preventive maintenance to keep inspection equipment in good working condition.
Discuss inspection progress and issues with the Cell Support Team, including the Cell Captain, Cell Managers, and Cell Planner.
Discuss uncertainties, defects, and NDT acceptance tolerances with the QC Manager.
Discuss rejected products with Production and the QC Manager.
Exchange information with the Purchasing department regarding casting quality.
Discuss welding waiver reports with the Engineering department and colleagues.
Communicate in English when required.
Perform non-destructive testing in accordance with established procedures.
Reject products when necessary, in consultation with the Cell Support Team.
Inspect products according to specifications and procedures.
Perform and document periodic inspections as described in company procedures.
Record relevant inspection data in the computerized system.

Magnetic Particle Limited I, which requires no formal training.
Magnetic Particle Level I, requiring 70 hours of training, typically completed within 0.5–3 months.
Magnetic Particle Level II, requiring 210 hours of training, typically completed within 1.5–9 months.
Visual Inspection Level I, requiring 70 hours of training, typically completed within 0.5–3 months.
Visual Inspection Level II, requiring 140 hours of training, typically completed within 1.5–9 months.

Ensure that products comply with specifications by performing Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI) and visual inspection.

Competencies

Preferred Qualifications

Education level: VMBO+ (vocational secondary education) or equivalent work and thinking level.
NDT Level II certification.
Magnetic Particle Limited I – No formal training required.
Magnetic Particle Level I – 70 hours of training (typically completed within 0.5–3 months).
Magnetic Particle Level II – 210 hours of training (typically completed within 1.5–9 months).
Visual Inspection Level I – 70 hours of training (typically completed within 0.5–3 months).
Visual Inspection Level II – 140 hours of training (typically completed within 1.5–9 months).
Dutch language proficiency.
Basic English language skills.

Inspection

Inspect materials using various Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods, including:
- Visual Inspection (VT)
- Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI)
Report any detected defects or deviations.
Perform surface improvements (e.g., grinding) to evaluate inspection indications.
Cross-check inspected products.
Verify that all required materials and documentation are available before inspection.

Inspection Reporting

Minor Equipment Maintenance

Keep inspection equipment in good working condition by performing routine preventive maintenance.

Job Characteristics

Communication

Discuss inspection progress and any issues with the Cell Support Team (including the Cell Captain, Cell Managers, and Cell Planner).
Discuss uncertainties, defects, and NDT acceptance tolerances with the QC Manager.
Discuss rejected products with Production and the QC Manager.
Exchange information with the Purchasing department regarding the quality of castings.
Discuss welding waiver reports with the Engineering department and colleagues.
Communicate in English when required.

Authority

Responsibilities

Correctly inspecting products according to specifications and procedures.
Performing and documenting periodic inspections as described in company procedures.
Reporting deviations and non-conformities.
Recording relevant inspection data in the computerized system.