Radiologic Evaluator SSBO

Essential Functions

• Review specifications and radiographs prior to evaluation.
• Sort radiographs by view for each part.
• Check each radiograph to ensure appropriate quality for image sensitivity and accuracy.
• Ensure proper image file management protocol is followed.

Interpretation

• Interpret and evaluate radiographs to determine the quality of castings and to accept the part or route for repair according to customer and PCC specifications.
• Visually evaluate radiographic indications to determine if casting or welding discontinuities exist.
• Interpret identified discontinuities to determine their cause and/or whether they meet customer specifications.
• Evaluate parts with repeat problem areas; consult with engineering as appropriate.
• Mark problem areas on parts needing repair; may request additional radiographs to further evaluate indications; routes for repair on rework routing cards; may decide on or recommend necessary repairs.
• Sign and stamp reports for acceptance of parts as determined by interpreter.
• Perform mathematical calculations from detailed drawings or blueprints to determine acceptability.

Other Duties

• Handle hazardous waste and follow all required PPE regulations.
• Maintain production and quality standards per department standards.
• Accurately record and document work performed.
• Provide training and work direction to less experienced personnel as assigned.
• Perform any function of radiographers, darkroom operators and other department personnel as assigned.
• Safely operate all equipment and tools.
• Comply with all applicable safety requirements, policies and procedures while maintaining a clean, safe, and orderly work environment.
• Participate in required training, medical monitoring, safety and health evaluations and programs.
• Perform Required overtime as directed by supervision
• Perform other tasks as directed.

Qualifications

• Advanced radiographer skills as demonstrated by the competent performance of all Radiographer A duties for at least 1 year and completion of Level 1 Certification.
• An equivalent combination of classroom training and closely related radiographic experience.
• Proven productivity performance over the past year, a satisfactory quality rating from the supervisor and lead, and no more than 6 unexcused absences in a 12 month period.
• Demonstrated intermediate level computer system operation skills, to include operation of mouse, keyboard, and all associated hardware.
• Must have the ability to adapt and learn new operation methods as electronic technology progressively develops.
• Demonstrated ability to read, interpret and follow specifications found in Technique Cards, Quality Control Manuals and other technical materials.
• Demonstrated ability to use pixel value measurement, (ROI) region of interest image value, statistical process check tool(s), mid level mathematical calculations; such as statistical mean calculation, averages, percentiles and fractions, to verify quality of electronic images.
• Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
• Demonstrated ability to read and interpret specifications on drawings and blueprints at a radiographer film interpreter level.
• Demonstrated ability to work independently with limited supervision.
• Physical ability to perform the essential job functions.
• Regular and predictable attendance.
• Requires overtime as directed by supervision.