Aviation NDT Inspector
- Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Full-time
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- Job type
- Full-time
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- Experience
- A minimum of 3 years of a strong NDT technical skills and experience.
- Posting language
- English
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Original job description
Company Description TABAQ Smart Aerotech Manufacturing Inc. is a Winnipeg-based focused on delivering rapid, certified, high-quality Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) services to aircraft operators and Approved Maintenance Organizations (AMOs). The organization built its services to maximize responsiveness, flexibility, efficiency, and professionalism by aligning closely with customer needs.
TABAQ offers Eddy Current, LPI, FPI, MPI, and Ultrasonic NDT services at customer sites or at our facility all via CGSB Level II certified technicians.
Role Description The Aviation NDT Inspector is a part-time hybrid role based in Winnipeg, MB, with a mix of on-site work at customer locations and some work from our facility. Day-to-day responsibilities include performing a range of NDT inspections (such as Eddy Current, LPI, FPI, MPI, and Ultrasonic methods) on aircraft structures and components to detect defects, corrosion, and discontinuities. The role involves preparing inspection plans, setting up and operating NDT equipment, interpreting results, documenting findings, and generating accurate, traceable inspection reports.
The inspector will collaborate with our PRM and other team members to support safe and efficient operations, adhere to applicable CARs standards and regulations, and follow organization's MPM and quality control procedures. The position may require evening and weekend work and travel within Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Northwestern Ontario to deliver responsive, on-site NDT services.
Qualifications
TABAQ offers Eddy Current, LPI, FPI, MPI, and Ultrasonic NDT services at customer sites or at our facility all via CGSB Level II certified technicians.
Role Description The Aviation NDT Inspector is a part-time hybrid role based in Winnipeg, MB, with a mix of on-site work at customer locations and some work from our facility. Day-to-day responsibilities include performing a range of NDT inspections (such as Eddy Current, LPI, FPI, MPI, and Ultrasonic methods) on aircraft structures and components to detect defects, corrosion, and discontinuities. The role involves preparing inspection plans, setting up and operating NDT equipment, interpreting results, documenting findings, and generating accurate, traceable inspection reports.
The inspector will collaborate with our PRM and other team members to support safe and efficient operations, adhere to applicable CARs standards and regulations, and follow organization's MPM and quality control procedures. The position may require evening and weekend work and travel within Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Northwestern Ontario to deliver responsive, on-site NDT services.
Qualifications
- A minimum of 3 years of a strong NDT technical skills and experience.
- Demonstrated expertise in Inspection and Quality Control within aviation or industrial environments.
- Knowledge of corrosion mechanisms and defect detection in aircraft materials and structures.
- CGSB Level II certification in Eddy Current is a must. Any other relevant NDT methods is a definite asset; Level III or additional certifications are an asset.
- Familiarity with Transport Canada and industry maintenance standards and documentation practices.
- Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, and maintenance manuals.
- Strong attention to detail, analytical skills, and sound judgment in assessing inspection results.
- Effective communication skills for reporting findings and collaborating with customers and maintenance teams.
- Comfort with digital tools for online booking, data entry, and electronic reporting; proficiency with common office software.
- Valid driver’s license.
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Responsibilities
Perform non-destructive inspections of aircraft structures and components, prepare inspection plans, operate equipment, interpret results, and produce accurate, traceable reports. Coordinate with the PRM and team members, follow applicable regulations and quality procedures, and provide on-site services across the region as needed.
Requirements
Requires at least three years of NDT experience and CGSB Level II certification in Eddy Current, with additional NDT certifications considered an asset. Candidates should have aviation or industrial inspection and quality-control experience, knowledge of aircraft corrosion and defects, familiarity with maintenance standards and documentation, strong communication and analytical skills, digital-tool proficiency, and a valid driver’s license.
Skills
- Eddy Current Testing
- Liquid Penetrant Inspection
- Magnetic Particle Inspection
- Ultrasonic Testing
- Aircraft Inspection
- Non-Destructive Testing
- Inspection Planning
- NDT Equipment Operation
- Results Interpretation
- Inspection Reporting
- Corrosion Detection
- Quality Control
- Technical Drawing Interpretation
- Regulatory Compliance
- Technical Documentation
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Keywords
- Non-Destructive Testing
- NDT
- CGSB Level II
- Eddy Current
- Liquid Penetrant Inspection
- Magnetic Particle Inspection
- Ultrasonic Testing
- Aircraft Structures
- Aircraft Components
- Corrosion Mechanisms
- Defect Detection
- Inspection Plans
- NDT Equipment
- Inspection Reports
- Quality Control
- Transport Canada
- Canadian Aviation Regulations
- CARs
- Maintenance Procedures Manual
- MPM
- Technical Drawings
- Maintenance Manuals
- Electronic Reporting
- Aviation Maintenance
- Approved Maintenance Organizations
- AMO
- PRM
- Valid Driver’s License