Ensure that products comply with specifications by performing Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI) and visual inspection.

Responsibilities

1. Inspection

• Inspect materials using various Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods, including:
  • Visual Inspection (VT)
  • Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI)
• Report any detected defects or deviations.
• Perform surface improvements (e.g., grinding) to evaluate inspection indications.
• Cross-check inspected products.
• Verify that all required materials and documentation are available before inspection. 

2. Inspection Reporting

• Document and report all identified defects and non-conformities. 

3. Minor Equipment Maintenance

• Keep inspection equipment in good working condition by performing routine preventive maintenance. 

Job Characteristics

Communication

• Discuss inspection progress and any issues with the Cell Support Team (including the Cell Captain, Cell Managers, and Cell Planner).
• Discuss uncertainties, defects, and NDT acceptance tolerances with the QC Manager.
• Discuss rejected products with Production and the QC Manager.
• Exchange information with the Purchasing department regarding the quality of castings.
• Discuss welding waiver reports with the Engineering department and colleagues.
• Communicate in English when required. 

Authority

• Perform non-destructive testing in accordance with established procedures.
• Reject products when necessary, in consultation with the Cell Support Team. 

Responsibilities

Responsible for:

• Correctly inspecting products according to specifications and procedures.
• Performing and documenting periodic inspections as described in company procedures.
• Reporting deviations and non-conformities.
• Recording relevant inspection data in the computerized system.

Qualifications

Competencies

• Quality Awareness
• Independence
• Teamwork
• Accuracy
• Judgment / Decision Making 

Preferred Qualifications

Education

• Education level: VMBO+ (vocational secondary education) or equivalent work and thinking level.

Additional Qualification Requirements

• NDT Level II certification. 

Preferred NDT Certifications / Training

• Magnetic Particle Limited I – No formal training required.
• Magnetic Particle Level I – 70 hours of training (typically completed within 0.5–3 months).
• Magnetic Particle Level II – 210 hours of training (typically completed within 1.5–9 months).
• Visual Inspection Level I – 70 hours of training (typically completed within 0.5–3 months).
• Visual Inspection Level II – 140 hours of training (typically completed within 1.5–9 months). 

Language Requirements

• Dutch language proficiency.
• Basic English language skills.