Manufacturing | NDT Parts Handler

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Join a cutting-edge aerospace testing lab in South Windsor, CT, where precision and safety are critical. We specialize in Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) of aerospace components, and we are looking for a dedicated NDT Parts Handler to play a key role in ensuring components are properly prepared and positioned for inspection.

Job Overview:
The NDT Parts Handler is responsible for the safe and efficient movement, preparation, and handling of parts that require Non-Destructive Testing (NDT). You will ensure parts are cleaned, positioned correctly, and ready for inspection by NDT technicians, while following all safety protocols and quality standards.

Key Responsibilities:

• Loading & Unloading Parts:
  Carefully lift, transport, and position parts using appropriate equipment (cranes, hoists, forklifts) to place components onto inspection fixtures or tables.

• Part Cleaning & Preparation:
  Clean parts to remove dirt, debris, or contaminants that could impact the accuracy of NDT inspections.

• Precise Positioning & Alignment:
  Position and align parts on inspection tables or fixtures to ensure they are accessible for NDT methods like ultrasonic, radiographic, magnetic particle, or dye penetrant testing.

• Marking & Labeling:
  Identify and mark inspection areas on components according to established guidelines to ensure accurate testing and analysis.

• Data Entry & Recordkeeping:
  Maintain accurate and detailed records of parts, inspection methods, and any anomalies found during handling or inspection.

• Quality Control Checks:
  Perform basic visual inspections to identify any obvious defects or irregularities before parts undergo NDT testing.

• Equipment Maintenance:
  Assist with basic cleaning and maintenance of NDT equipment to ensure optimal performance.

• Safety Compliance:
  Follow all safety procedures for handling heavy parts, exposure to radiation (if applicable), and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Required Skills & Qualifications:

• Physical Ability:
  Ability to lift and maneuver heavy parts, stand for extended periods, and work in various positions as needed.

• Basic Mechanical Knowledge:
  Understanding of how to operate lifting equipment and general mechanical principles related to part handling.

• Attention to Detail:
  High level of accuracy in handling, positioning, and labeling parts to ensure inspections are conducted properly.

• Safety Awareness:
  Strong commitment to following safety protocols and procedures to maintain a safe working environment.

• Basic Computer Skills:
  Ability to enter data, manage records, and access relevant inspection documentation using basic computer applications.

Why Join Us?

• Impactful Work: Play a vital role in ensuring the safety and reliability of aerospace components.
• Innovative Environment: Work with state-of-the-art technology in an industry-leading testing facility.
• Career Growth: Opportunities for skill development and career advancement in aerospace NDT testing.
• Competitive Compensation: We offer competitive pay and benefits for qualified candidates.

If you are committed to precision, safety, and teamwork, we want to hear from you!

Company DescriptionAerospace Testing Lab, Inc. began in 1976 by George & Gary Toper, John & Nicholas Ferreira and Paul Schmidt. The partners of ATL all worked and had experience in the field of non-destructive testing when they decided to branch off and start their own business. Since then ATL has developed into a company driven by success. Small beginnings in a tiny shop in East Hartford, CT paved the way for it's future as a leader in the industry of NDT. Currently ATL has assimilated into a 28,000 sq. ft. facility with over 50 employees.

Located at 32 South Satellite Rd. in South Windsor, CT Aerospace Testing Lab, Inc. has been relied on for the testing of components that have eventually made their way into the Space shuttle, International space station, JSF, F22, M1 Abrams, and countless other machines at the pinnacle of human ability. ATL has also been a forerunner into the testing of new materials and composites others couldn't or wouldn't inspect. Here, we say that if you can make it, we can inspect it. As a trusted industry leader for 49 years we like to think we're not just selling our quality service, we're selling peace of mind.Company DescriptionAerospace Testing Lab, Inc. began in 1976 by George & Gary Toper, John & Nicholas Ferreira and Paul Schmidt. The partners of ATL all worked and had experience in the field of non-destructive testing when they decided to branch off and start their own business. Since then ATL has developed into a company driven by success. Small beginnings in a tiny shop in East Hartford, CT paved the way for it's future as a leader in the industry of NDT. Currently ATL has assimilated into a 28,000 sq. ft. facility with over 50 employees.\r\n\r\nLocated at 32 South Satellite Rd. in South Windsor, CT Aerospace Testing Lab, Inc. has been relied on for the testing of components that have eventually made their way into the Space shuttle, International space station, JSF, F22, M1 Abrams, and countless other machines at the pinnacle of human ability. ATL has also been a forerunner into the testing of new materials and composites others couldn't or wouldn't inspect. Here, we say that if you can make it, we can inspect it. As a trusted industry leader for 49 years we like to think we're not just selling our quality service, we're selling peace of mind.