Radiographer

Description

• Properly operating and maintaining radiation-generating equipment, such as X-ray machines or gamma-ray sources.
• Positioning and aligning the radiation source and detectors to obtain the desired images or data.
• Implementing appropriate radiation protection measures to minimize exposure for themselves and others.
• Participating in ongoing training and certification programs to stay up-to-date with the latest NDT techniques and technologies.
• Monitoring and recording radiation levels during inspections.
• Selecting the appropriate NDT technique and equipment based on the specific requirements of the inspection.
• Communicating effectively with clients or stakeholders to understand their specific requirements and provide clear and concise inspection reports.
• Calibrating and maintaining the NDT equipment to ensure its proper functioning.
• Ensuring the accuracy and reliability of NDT results by following established procedures and standards.
• Collaborating with other NDT professionals, such as inspectors, engineers, or technicians, to coordinate and execute the inspection process.
• Interpreting the radiographic images or data to identify any defects, flaws, or anomalies in the inspected materials or components.
• Maintenance of certification through ongoing training, continuing education, and recertification as required.
• Documenting the inspection findings and preparing reports for clients or stakeholders.
• Ensuring compliance with relevant radiation safety regulations and protocols.

Requirements

• Certification in radiographic testing (RT) from a recognized organization, such as the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT) or an equivalent international body.
• Certification may require passing written and practical examinations to demonstrate competence in radiographic inspection techniques.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance