Non-Destructive Testing Technician Level II

Cruz Associates Inc. of Yorktown, VA has an open position and is looking for qualified candidates for an Non-Destructive Test Technician Level II . The job location is at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head MD. Scope of Performance: The NDT Level II Technician performs nondestructive testing and inspection of ordnance items, munitions components, mechanical assemblies, and associated defense equipment to verify material integrity, workmanship, and compliance with applicable technical requirements.

This position supports defense contracts by conducting inspections, interpreting test results, documenting findings, and ensuring products meet established quality, safety, and customer acceptance criteria. The successful candidate will have experience performing NDT inspections in a manufacturing, maintenance, depot, or defense-related environment and will demonstrate a strong commitment to quality, technical accuracy, and ordnance safety.

Key Responsibilities

Perform authorized nondestructive testing inspections on ordnance items, munitions components, metal parts, weldments, and associated equipment in accordance with approved procedures and technical documentation. Conduct applicable NDT methods, including visual testing (VT), liquid penetrant testing (PT), magnetic particle testing (MT), ultrasonic testing (UT), and radiographic testing (RT), as qualified and authorized.

Interpret and evaluate inspection results in accordance with applicable acceptance criteria, technical drawings, specifications, and customer requirements. Identify, document, and report discontinuities, defects, and nonconformances that may affect the integrity, safety, reliability, or serviceability of inspected items.

Complete inspection reports, test records, equipment logs, and quality documentation accurately and within required timelines. Verify that inspection equipment and test materials are properly maintained, calibrated, and suitable for use. Maintain traceability of inspected components, inspection results, and associated quality records.

Support receiving inspection, in-process inspection, final inspection, rework verification, and other quality assurance activities. Follow approved technical data, work instructions, contract requirements, and applicable military and industry standards. Coordinate with quality assurance, engineering, production, maintenance, and government quality representatives to resolve inspection discrepancies.

Maintain strict compliance with explosives safety requirements, hazardous materials procedures, personal protective equipment requirements, and site-specific safety protocols.