RT Level II w/DR Technician

As an RT Level II w/DR Technician at Acuren, your main responsibilities will include setting up and calibrating nondestructive testing equipment, conducting inspections to identify defects using various NDT methods, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. You will also interpret radiographs and digital readouts and report these findings accurately.

To qualify for the RT Level II w/DR Technician position at Acuren, you need a High School diploma or equivalent, alongside an NDT Level II Certification in RT. Preferred candidates will have experience or certifications in CR/DR, and additional NDT certifications will be considered advantageous.

Yes, the RT Level II w/DR Technician role at Acuren is a callout/travel position, requiring up to 90% travel throughout Erie, PA, and surrounding areas. You may find yourself working in diverse environments such as pipelines and fab shops.

Acuren offers a robust benefits package for RT Level II w/DR Technicians, which includes a competitive salary, medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401K plan to help you save for the future, paid holidays, and paid time off to maintain a healthy work-life balance.

Acuren is committed to the growth and development of its employees, including RT Level II w/DR Technicians. They provide ongoing training, opportunities to work with advanced technologies, and career advancement within a company that values safety and professionalism.

In your response, outline the NDT methods you have experience with, such as radiographic testing and any others you’re familiar with. Highlight specific techniques you've employed, ensuring you can also explain the purpose and outcomes of each method's application.

Safety is critical in this field. Describe the safety protocols you follow, such as conducting thorough pre-test checks, wearing protective gear, and adhering to industry standards. Share any specific experiences where you prioritized safety.

When asked this question, discuss your familiarity with reading and interpreting radiographs, share relevant examples from your past work, and elaborate on how you've communicated findings to team members or clients.

Indicate your commitment to continuing education. Mention specific courses, certifications, workshops, or industry conferences you have attended, and express your eagerness to integrate new technologies into your work.

Explain your systematic approach when identifying defects, including documenting findings, assessing the severity, and collaborating with team members on corrective actions. Emphasize the importance of thorough reporting.

Share a specific story where you guided a junior technician. Detail the challenges faced, the guidance you provided, and the outcome. Highlight any skills or knowledge you passed on that contributed to their professional development.

Discuss any types of NDT equipment you have previously used, how you manage calibration and maintenance, and the importance of equipment accuracy in producing reliable results.

Articulate your method for documenting and reporting findings, noting the tools or software you utilize. Stress the importance of clarity and precision in generating reports that clients and stakeholders can rely on.

This is your opportunity to express your passion for the field. Discuss specific aspects of NDT that excite you, such as ensuring safety, contributing to structural integrity, or being part of innovative technology in the industry.

Share techniques you use to stay calm and efficient under pressure, such as time management skills, prioritization, or utilizing support from your team. Your ability to maintain focus during high-stakes situations is crucial.