Chief Technical Officer - HAY 14/C3 at NECSA

Key Performance Areas

Key responsibilities will include but will not be limited to the following:

Inspection Activities

• Schedule inspection activities in synergy with production and in accordance with inspection instructions.
• Conduct inspections of all components procured or manufactured daily to ensure compliance to quality and product specifications
• Radiograph fuel plates, target plates and welds to determine hidden defects.
• Generate Inspection reports for all inspections conducted.
• Record relevant product related information on the system to enable trend analysis of product conformance/reject rates

Release Of Items

• Perform receiving/Incoming Inspection of Procured items.
• Control status of products by means of status indicators and update database accordingly to ensure correct application to products
• Verify accuracy of components released by production for final assembly, for Traceability.

IMTE Verification System

• Verify(Calibrate) shop floor measuring instruments using the Master Reference Standards on an annual basis to ensure validity of instrumentation test results.
• Issue certificate and maintain the database of the verified measuring instruments to ensure effective and efficient retrieval and accuracy of information when required.

Process Surveillances

• Conduct surveillance product audits (First –Off & Witness Inspections) on processes in the plant on a regular basis to ensure compliance to regulatory and quality requirements.
• Witness Swaging & Special activities

Management System 

• Level 3 & 4 document review. 
• Review and update INS (Inspection Instructions) and master report forms for inspection and NDE (non-destructive examination) documentation for activities as required.

Qualifications and Experience:

• Qualified Artisan (Mechanical/ Fitter and Turner)
• Radiographic Testing Level 01.
• Dimensional Metrology Level 01
• Ultrasonic Testing Level 01
• 5 years’ experience in dimensional inspection and non-destructive examination