Remote | Senior NDT Inspector (Level II/III) — $70–$110/hour

October 20, 2026

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We are sharing a specialised consulting opportunity for experienced Senior NDT Inspectors with Level II or III expertise in radiographic testing, ultrasonic testing, phased-array ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle testing, penetrant testing, weld inspection, and code-based flaw disposition.

Selected professionals will interpret authentic NDT data, assess weld and component indications against applicable codes, produce technically rigorous inspection reports, and contribute expert judgement across complex and ambiguous inspection scenarios. No prior AI experience is required; hands-on NDT expertise and defensible accept/reject judgement are the primary qualifications.

Key Responsibilities

Radiographic & Ultrasonic Testing

Interpret radiographic testing images and inspection records
Analyse ultrasonic and PAUT scan data
Identify relevant discontinuities and flaw characteristics
Distinguish reportable indications from acceptable conditions
Apply practical NDT judgement to complex inspection evidence

MT, PT & Indication Evaluation

Review magnetic particle testing indications
Evaluate penetrant testing results
Assess flaw morphology, relevance, and severity
Identify ambiguous indications requiring additional review
Document technically defensible inspection conclusions

Code Compliance & Weld Acceptance

Apply ASME Section V requirements to inspection scenarios
Evaluate findings against applicable weld acceptance criteria
Reference API 510, 570, and 653 where relevant
Apply API 1104 and AWS D1.1 principles where applicable
Make nuanced accept/reject recommendations based on governing requirements

Advanced Inspection & Technical Analysis

Evaluate thermographic imagery when required
Review remote visual inspection footage
Analyse inspection evidence across components and weldments
Resolve conflicting or incomplete inspection information
Apply expert judgement to unusual or borderline conditions

Reporting & Quality Collaboration

Prepare clear and technically accurate inspection reports
Document findings, rationale, and recommended actions
Explain complex inspection conclusions to varied audiences
Collaborate asynchronously with technical peers on difficult cases
Contribute feedback to improve inspection and evaluation protocols

Ideal Profile

Active ASNT or ISO 9712 NDT Level II or Level III certification in relevant methods
Certification may include RT, UT/PAUT, MT, or PT
Minimum 8 years of direct NDT inspection and interpretation experience
Strong background interpreting radiographs and ultrasonic data
Practical experience with phased-array ultrasonic testing
Experience evaluating MT and PT indications
Deep familiarity with weld defect acceptance criteria
Thorough knowledge of ASME Section V
Familiarity with ASME Sections VIII and XI
Strong working knowledge of API 510, API 570, and API 653
Familiarity with API 1104 and AWS D1.1 is highly valuable
Experience in oil and gas, petrochemical, or power-sector environments
Strong ability to make defensible code-based accept/reject decisions
Exceptional written and verbal technical communication skills
Experience interpreting thermography or remote visual inspection data is advantageous
Ability to work objectively and independently in a remote environment

Engagement Details

Independent contractor engagement
Fully remote
U.S.-based professionals are preferred
Compensation: $70–$110/hour
Work will involve RT, UT/PAUT, MT, PT, weld evaluation, and code-based inspection analysis
Assignments may reference ASME, API, AWS, ASNT, and ISO standards
Contributors may review radiographs, ultrasonic scans, inspection imagery, reports, and flaw documentation
Strong accept/reject judgement and precise technical reasoning are central to the engagement
Thermography and remote visual inspection materials may also form part of selected assignments
Project scope, inspection methods, and applicable codes may vary depending on project requirements
Work must be completed without using confidential, proprietary, export-controlled, classified, customer-restricted, or otherwise protected inspection data, technical documentation, or materials belonging to any employer, operator, manufacturer, government entity, client, or other third party

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This opportunity is available through 24-MAG LLC. We connect experienced professionals with remote consulting opportunities across technical, evaluation, and project-based workstreams.

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Skills:
Amazon Web Services (AWS), Analysis Skills, Application Programming Interface (API), Communication Skills, Consulting, Data Analysis, Data Visualization, Documentation, Government, ISO (International Organization for Standardization), Information/Data Security (InfoSec), Nondestructive Testing (NDT), Oil and Gas, Petrochemicals, Presentation/Verbal Skills, Project Evaluation, Radiography, Technical Analysis, Technical Consulting, Technical Writing, Testing, Welding, Writing Skills

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