Ultrasonic Testing Technician (Quality Assurance) - 2nd shift

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We are currently seeking an Ultrasonic Testing Technician (Quality Assurance) for our Appleton, WI, location who will report to our Quality Leader. This is a 2nd shift position (four 10s) working Monday-Thursday, 2:30 pm - 12:30 am. Training is paid. All required training and Level II certification testing are completed on site.

Ultrasonic Testing (UT) is an impressive Quality Assurance tool used for the examination and testing using ultrasonic frequencies of materials and components that will not change or destroy the parts' usefulness. Our Ultrasonic Testing department plays a vital role in ensuring we are producing components that meet quality, reliability and safety standards of ATI and our customers.

As an Ultrasonic Technician, you will work with new state-of-the-art testing and inspection equipment in a climate-controlled environment and provide examination and testing of specialty components by using water immersion ultrasonic testing on components for aerospace jet engines and other high-performance applications.

In order to become successful, you must quickly learn ATI, our customers, products, processes, and procedures. A successful Ultrasonic Technician is a problem-solver, shows strong attention to detail, and embraces the opportunity to be empowered in making crucial decisions regarding the integrity of our components.

Additional Responsibilities

• Responsible for accomplishing water immersion ultrasonic setups, examination, and testing of components to determine acceptability of material and product
• Examines product for possible internal or external defects and document results accordingly
• Prepares material in order to properly examine and applying testing methods by cleaning, identifying, setting up equipment, etc.
• Reads and interprets blueprints and drawings, specifications and scan procedures in order to accomplish ultrasonic setups, tests, and report preparation.