Pipeline NDE Specialist

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Maintains a safe, secure, and healthy environment by adhering to Company and Customer safety standards and procedures.
• Travel to clients' locations.
• Setting up, calibrating, and maintaining NDE equipment on projects
• Conducting robust inspections on pipelines and midstream facilities in addition to supervisor duties
• Conducting robust material verification using non-destructive techniques in addition to supervisor duties
• Direct assessment and correlation of In Line Inspection (ILI) runs on client assets in addition to supervisor duties.
• Identifies any non-NDE specific requirements for unique inspections such as OQs and reporting.
• Interpreting inspection results, completing inspection reports, and presenting final deliverables to customers.
• Ensures quality standards and client specific requirements are achieved.
• Read and interpret drawings and schematics.
• Assist other technicians in the field, as necessary.
• Supports and solicits input and feedback from team members at all levels within the organization.
• Works safely and completes all company and client safety daily paperwork.
• Must adhere to company and client policies and procedures in their entirety.
• Develops techniques and processes to be used by other NDE Technicians for specific NDE applications.

EXPERIENCE AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS

• High School Diploma or equivalent required, Bachelor’s Degree preferred.
• Minimum of 10 years of Pipeline integrity experience required.
• Certified LVL 2 in all NDE methods Audubon implores.
• Experienced in Material Verification Inspections.
• Significant experience in report writing required.
• Able to assume the SME role with specific client.
• Intimate Knowledge of industry codes and standards required and ability to interpret and communicate these to other NDE technicians.
• Intimate Knowledge of client specific operating procedures and expectations.
• Customer communication skills required.
• Able to continually define ways to increase reporting quality and communicate effectively to the Audubon team.
• Eligible to work in the U.S., without sponsorship.
• Knowledge of all applicable computer and reporting software.
• Able to travel 80%.