As a Non-Destructive Technician, here is what you’ll be doing at the core, day to day.

• Perform non-destructive testing (NDT) and inspection of parts and materials to identify defects or disconformities.
• Conduct qualification testing for Level I and Level II NDT personnel certifications, interpret codes and approve written NDT procedures per American & Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) and CFR title 14.

• Perform and interpret radiographs of casting, weldments, and other parts for discontinuities per Quality specifications (as applicable by site).
• Maintain radiographic records and reports of inspected parts for documentation, traceability, and evaluation of potential future problems in service areas (as applicable by site).
• Perform and interpret ultrasonic inspections of bonded parts, assemblies and or suspect parts to detect internal discontinuities.
• Perform and interpret ultrasonic thickness measuring on parts to determine thickness.
• Perform and interpret eddy current inspections on parts and assemblies to detect/measure cracks or other surface discontinuities.
• Perform and interpret conductivity and hardness measurements on parts requiring special evaluations to determine specific heat treatment or detection of heat damage.
• Perform and interpret magnetic particle and penetrant inspections as needed.
• Coordinate NDT inspections and results with various departments.

Here is what’s required to succeed as a Non-Destructive Technician.

• Ability to set up and standardize equipment, conduct tests, interpret/evaluate, and document the acceptance/rejection of parts.
• Thoroughly familiar with the scope and limitations of the technique/method for which certified.
• Familiar with codes, standards and other contractual documents that control the methods used at facility.
• Basic knowledge of product manufacturing and inspection technology
• Certified to perform specific tasks or applications in the Eddy Current and Ultrasonic methods.
• Meet applicable education/certification/experience requirements to be NAS-410 certified Level 2 NDT in methods of Eddy Current (ET) Penetrant (PT) and Ultrasonic (UT) inspection.

Join us…here’s the why.

Do you have a passion for aviation? Do you seek a fulfilling career as a Non-Destructive Technician? If yes, you’ve landed at the right place. At MHIRJ we value your contribution to our team. We provide robust benefits for you and your family, as well as career growth.

Who we are.

On June 1, 2020, MHI acquired the CRJ Series program, which marked the opening chapter of MHIRJs story. Built on the solid foundations already in place, and with the strong support of the MHI group of companies, the MHIRJ team is committed to serving the regional aviation market and becoming a platform for growth in the industry. MHIRJ has the largest operating base of regional aircraft in the world with service centers situated in Bridgeport, WV and Tucson, AZ.  We partner with regional airlines (our customers) to provide safe and reliable aircraft services, which in turn allow our customers to connect people to their destinations. We provide MRO services for our customers. MHIRJ’s network of service centers, support offices and parts depots are positioned in important aviation hubs in the U.S., Canada, and Germany. Exciting, isn’t it?

We thank you for the interest in a career at MHI RJ and look forward to having you join our community! We know you’re excited – so after you submit an application, please monitor your email for future communications from us and be sure to answer your phone when an unknown number appears (or check your voicemail). We look forward to connecting with you!