Jobs at Acuren Inspection, Inc.

Perform and supervise industrial rope access work at heights, ensuring crew safety, equipment integrity, and compliance with IRATA standards. Execute work orders, apply rope access techniques, assist technicians, and demonstrate Level I climbing, rigging, maneuvering, rescue, and hauling skills. Candidates must hold IRATA or SPRAT Level I certification and have industrial refinery and mechanical experience.

Performs industrial rope access work, follows work orders, applies advanced climbing, rigging, hauling, and rescue techniques, supports other technicians, and maintains equipment safety. The role requires IRATA or SPRAT Level 3 certification, at least three years of Level 3 experience in industrial environments, current first aid certification, and the ability to work safely in adverse conditions.

Performs advanced metallographic examinations, specimen preparation, microscopy, hardness testing, and material analysis. Interprets findings, documents images, prepares technical reports, and conducts specialized tests including grain size, tensile, bend, and hardenability testing. Supports equipment calibration, process improvement, failure analysis, material verification, and mentoring of junior staff while following laboratory standards and technical specifications.

Performs Level II nondestructive testing using MT, PT, and UTT methods to identify defects and verify equipment integrity. Responsibilities include calibrating equipment, establishing examination techniques, applying inspection standards, interpreting test results, preparing reports, conducting specialized inspections, and potentially supervising others. The role supports industrial facilities across multiple sectors and requires local callout work with travel of up to 50%.

Performs complex manual and CNC machining operations, including setup, programming adjustments, tooling selection, and precision fabrication. Reads engineering drawings, verifies tolerances and surface finishes with precision instruments, troubleshoots machining issues, and supports process efficiency and quality improvements. Mentors entry-level machinists while maintaining safe, efficient work practices.

Assists radiographers with calibrating and operating NDT equipment, conducting radiographic and other nondestructive inspections, identifying defects, recording results, and transporting equipment. The role requires adherence to written procedures, safety and regulatory requirements, vehicle-driving standards, background screening, and drug/alcohol testing. Work is performed locally with callout and travel responsibilities.

Performs Level II industrial rope access, inspection, rigging, rescue support, hazard identification, equipment maintenance, and detailed reporting under Level III supervision. The role requires working at extreme heights and in hazardous industrial environments, frequent travel, overtime, physical endurance, a valid driver’s license, and current or obtainable IRATA/SPRAT Level 2 certification.

Performs Level I rope access work for industrial inspection and technical services at heights. Responsibilities include following work orders, using rope access techniques, assisting technicians, supervising safe work practices, maintaining equipment safety, and ensuring compliance with IRATA standards. The role requires industrial refinery and mechanical experience, Level I IRATA or SPRAT certification, project-specific certifications, and successful drug screening.

Performs Level II nondestructive testing using RT, MT, PT, UTT, and VT methods. Sets up and calibrates equipment, conducts inspections, evaluates results against applicable standards, interprets radiographs and digital readouts, prepares reports, and performs specialized inspections. The role supports industrial operations across agricultural, petrochemical, chemical, pulp and paper, gas, refinery, pipeline, and pharmaceutical environments, with local callout work and travel up to 50%.

Performs visual and nondestructive examinations of pressure-retaining equipment according to CWI and ASME standards. Documents equipment conditions, recommends repairs or replacements, advises on welding and metallurgical issues, provides NDT technical guidance, and follows strict safety procedures while supporting petrochemical facility engineers. The position is based in Cincinnati and involves local callout and travel work.

Manages regional rope access operations, including project estimating, P&L, staffing, procurement, equipment, safety, quality assurance, training, asset management, and field personnel oversight. Partners with project managers, customers, sales, and leadership to deliver projects, support business growth, maintain compliance, and achieve financial objectives. Develops project plans, proposals, training programs, and operational standards while ensuring safe and effective execution.

Assists radiographers with setting up, calibrating, and operating nondestructive testing equipment. Conducts inspections according to written procedures, helps identify defects, records test results, and supports equipment handling and field operations. The role is local callout/travel-based, requiring travel up to 50% across Wisconsin and surrounding areas, along with background, drug, alcohol, and driving record checks.

Supervise rope access crews, organize rope access work, perform technical industrial services at heights, ensure IRATA compliance, manage equipment safety, execute advanced rescue techniques, and support other technicians. The role requires IRATA Level 3 certification, first aid certification, and at least three years of industrial rope access experience.

Perform nondestructive testing inspections using radiographic, magnetic particle, penetrant, and ultrasonic methods. Set up and calibrate equipment, establish examination techniques, follow safety standards, evaluate and interpret inspection results, and prepare reports. The technician may conduct specialized inspections and instruct or supervise others. A high school diploma, Level II certifications in RT, MT, PT, and UT, NDT technical knowledge, equipment familiarity, and report-writing experience are required. Local candidates near Billings, Montana, or those willing to relocate, are preferred.

Supports radiographers and inspection teams by setting up NDT equipment, assisting with calibrations and nondestructive tests, identifying defects, documenting inspection results, and transporting equipment. The role requires adherence to written procedures, safety and regulatory requirements, background and drug screening, and company driving standards. It is a local callout and travel position supporting industrial asset integrity inspections.

Performs Level II nondestructive testing using MT, PT, and UTT methods; sets up and calibrates equipment, conducts inspections, evaluates defects against applicable standards, interprets test indications and readouts, documents results, performs specialized inspections, and may supervise or instruct others. The role requires NDT certification, technical knowledge, equipment proficiency, report-writing ability, and strict adherence to safety requirements.

Performs Level II nondestructive testing inspections using MT, PT, and UTT methods. Responsibilities include calibrating equipment, establishing examination techniques, conducting inspections, interpreting results, applying applicable standards, documenting findings, and performing specialized inspections. The role requires regional travel up to 50% across several Midwestern states and may involve instructing or supervising others in industrial environments.

Performs Level II eddy current nondestructive testing inspections, including equipment setup and calibration, defect detection, specialized examinations, results interpretation, documentation, and reporting. Ensures compliance with applicable specifications and safety standards. Provides training and guidance to assistants and Level I technicians. The role requires NAS 410 and Eddy Current certification and is based in or near Billings, Montana, with relocation considered.

Manages QHSE departmental operations, including personnel scheduling, equipment and vehicle maintenance, supplies, service-call preparation, laboratory supervision, utilization targets, temporary labor, housekeeping, and equipment tracking. Coordinates labor transfers, rentals, training needs, client disputes, sales-order retrieval, and in-house parts status. Requires NDT industry knowledge, strong technical understanding of methods and procedures, Microsoft Office proficiency, Excel spreadsheet skills, and 5–7 years of progressive management experience.

Assist radiographers with nondestructive testing, equipment setup and calibration, inspection procedures, defect detection, and recording results. The role involves carrying equipment, following written instructions, supporting quality evaluations, and completing related field tasks. Candidates must have a high school diploma, meet background and driving requirements, and be based in Billings, Montana. IRRSP certification, radiation safety training, and a TWIC card are preferred or required as specified.