EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES CANADA

IRISNDT is always on the lookout for quality people with training and/or experience in materials engineering and/or nondestructive testing. We employ individuals with education and/or training in a wide-range of positions.

Our Engineering and Specialty Services Department has opportunities for:

• MATERIALS ENGINEERS: Professional engineers, with 3 or more years practical experience in materials engineering.
  
  
• ENGINEERS-IN-TRAINING (EIT's): recent graduates from a university program looking to get into the field of materials engineering.
  
  
• ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGISTS: graduates of a technical school or college program, especially those with experience/proficiency in Replication (In-Situ metallography) and/or Material Verification (Field Chemical Analysis).
  
  
• VISUAL INSPECTORS: certified to API 510, 570 and/or 653.
  
  
• CORROSION INSPECTION TECHNICIANS: technicians with experience performing corrosion surveys in refineries and/or plant sites.
  
  
• ADVANCED ULTRASONIC TECHNICIANS: experienced in Automated UT and/or Phased Array UT inspections.

There are opportunities available in Nondestructive Testing for:

• SENIOR NDT TECHNICIANS: Level II Radiography, Ultrasonics and/or Eddy Current technicians, usually qualified to perform Magnetic Particle and Liquid Penetrant inspections.
  
  
• INTERMEDIATE NDT TECHNICIANS: Technicians certified to perform as Level II Magnetic Particle or Liquid Penetrant technicians, or, occasionally, Level I Ultrasonic, Radiography or Eddy Current technicians; Technicians with experience in Hardness Testing, Material Verification (X-Ray Fluorescence), and similar testing methods may also be required.
  
  
• CERTIFIED EXPOSURE DEVICE OPERATORS (CEDO's): The basic requirement for entry-level positions is a Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) Certified Exposure Device Operator (Contact the CNSC for details). The CEDO certificate is a legal requirement for any person performing radiography. CEDO's are an integral part of IRISNDT's workforce, and they gain the experience necessary for advancement.
  
  
• TRAINEES: Persons interested in a career in the nondestructive testing industry, but without any experience or training. There are few opportunities at this level; most entry-level opportunities occur for those individuals holding CEDO certification (see above).