Level II UTT Technician

Job DescriptionXCEL NDT is seeking a Mechanical Integrity (MI) Technician - Level II UTT to support our MI department by performing nondestructive testing activities in conjunction with API inspectors. This role is focused on in-service and shutdown inspections of pressure vessels, piping, tanks, and related equipment to ensure mechanical integrity and regulatory compliance.The MI Technician will primarily perform ultrasonic testing (UT), including thickness testing (UTT), magnetic particle testing (MT), and liquid penetrant testing (PT) while working closely with API 510, 570, and 653 inspectors. This position is specifically for Level II UTT technicians and requires certification through ASNT ISQ (Industrial Sector Qualification).The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, safety-focused, and experienced in refinery, petrochemical, or industrial environments.Key ResponsibilitiesPerform UT thickness readings (UTT), corrosion mapping, and flaw detection in support of MI inspectionsConduct MT and PT examinations on pressure equipment, piping, and structural componentsWork alongside API inspectors (510, 570, 653) to support in-service, shutdown, and turnaround inspectionsAccurately document inspection data and field results using company procedures and reporting systemsFollow applicable codes, standards, and client specifications (API, ASME, ASTM, etc.)Maintain equipment calibration and ensure proper use of NDT tools and UT equipmentComply with all XCEL NDT safety policies and site-specific safety requirementsTravel to client sites as required and work flexible schedules, including nights or weekends during outagesQualificationsASNT ISQ Level II certification in Ultrasonic Thickness Testing (UTT) requiredExperience performing UTT in mechanical integrity or in-service inspection programsAdditional NDT certifications (MT, PT) preferredExperience working in refinery, petrochemical, power generation, or heavy industrial environmentsStrong understanding of pressure equipment inspection practices and corrosion monitoringAbility to work effectively with API 510, 570, and 653 inspectorsStrong documentation and reporting skillsCommitment to safety, quality, and compliance