FPI Operator 1604 FPI 1st Shift 5:00a-3:30p TWTF

Primary Function: Employ Fluorescent Penetrant and/or Nondestructive Test Operations to inspect castings to required techniques, standards and specifications.      Tools and Equipment: X-Ray machines, acquisition system, review system, film developing unit, black light lamps, densitometers, film step wedges, penetrameters, shim blocks, light meters, calipers, hoist, x-ray collector, proto Laue software, etch tanks, Geiger counter, Stereoscope, microscope, rulers, micrometers, fixtures, computers, film viewers, various dip tanks containing emulsifier, penetrant, water, ferric acid, phosphoric acid, anodic solution and other solutions, drying unit, powder application unit, baskets, timers.  Cast metal parts is the primary product to be tested. Ceramic Cores and other like material may also be inspected.           Key Factors for Success: Candidate for the position will have a number of attributes that are not easily measured but which will be looked for during the interview process. Candidate should be a team player with a positive attitude that willingly volunteers to help out as needs arise and actively participates in team activities.  Flexibility in assignments and adaptability to change are also prerequisites. Employees within this position must demonstrate a commitment to learn and grow, develop desirable communication and people skills, and be willing to teach, mentor, and listen.  Employees must be open to new ideas and opinions, take initiative to analyze problems, recommend and implement solutions, and anticipate problems before they arise.  Any candidate must commit to work varied schedules required, including extended work days and weekends to support the needs of the department.  Some travel may be required for training purposes.   Direction of Others: Assist in the training of others for applicable NDT operations as needed but required for Levels II and III.   Working Procedure: The following are the usual major job duties, but this job description does not preclude the performance of other duties as assigned by the supervisor:   •           Work under the direct observation and guidance of a level II or Level III •           Operate all equipment as described •           Must be able to function well as a member of a team •           Receive parts from finishing or other areas.  Ensure all operations are complete and are signed off. •           Follow work instructions, and determine parameters that need to be used for a job per outlined •           Retrieve all applicable specifications, techniques, and folders necessary for jobs. •           Must follow all safety requirements of job as outlined on the job safety card •           Perform other duties or tasks related to the method and as assigned by the supervisor •           Complete all paperwork associated with the job.  Correctly maintain all forms and instruction sheets •           Maintain a clean and orderly working environment •           Inform your supervisor about problems that occur •           May be required to handle hazardous waste by collecting and transferring the waste into proper   containers at satellite storage areas or storage areas and assuring that the containers are properly inspected, labeled, and closed as required.  Must follow correct instruction for handling hazardous waste and report any deviations to supervisor immediately.  Must attend yearly instruction in hazardous waste handling and review of current procedures if job duties could affect non-compliance.   Special Skills and/or Experience: Requires sufficient strength and physical dexterity to frequently lift up to 35 lbs. Vision requirement of 20/20 or better in at least one eye, per the J1 standard as well as color perception.   Minimum Education Requirements: A minimum of a High School Diploma or GED.