Jobs at Acuren Inspection, Inc.

Leads rope access NDE operations, supervising crews, ensuring IRATA compliance and equipment safety, performing and interpreting nondestructive testing, coordinating work orders, and applying advanced rescue, rigging, climbing, hauling, and industrial inspection techniques. The role supports field projects across the West region and requires certified rope access and NDT expertise, first aid certification, and experience working in varied industrial and adverse environments.

Performs rope-access nondestructive testing inspections, including equipment setup and calibration, radiographic interpretation, defect detection, specialized examinations, results evaluation, and report preparation. Ensures compliance with applicable standards and safety requirements and may instruct or supervise other technicians. Requires Rope Access Level I or II certification, RT state carded trainer status, NDT technical knowledge, inspection interpretation skills, and a high school diploma or equivalent.

Performs laboratory failure analysis of mechanical and materials components. Documents samples and test results through photography, sketches, tables, worksheets, and spreadsheets. Prepares samples for metallographic examination and conducts hardness, spectrometry, electrical, and pressure testing. Operates and maintains laboratory equipment, saws, blasting equipment, and hand and power tools while following industrial safety practices. Work may occur in the laboratory or field.

Performs Level II nondestructive testing inspections using MT, PT, UTT, radiography, and other methods. Sets up and calibrates equipment, establishes examination techniques, evaluates results against applicable standards, interprets inspection readings, prepares reports, conducts specialized inspections, and may supervise or instruct other technicians while following strict safety requirements.

Performs visual and nondestructive examinations of pressure-retaining equipment using API and ASME standards. Evaluates materials, welds, and components; documents equipment conditions; identifies discontinuities; recommends repairs, rerating, replacement, or alterations; provides technical guidance on welding and NDE procedures; and supports client safety and mechanical integrity programs.

Performs Level II radiographic and nondestructive testing inspections by calibrating equipment, establishing examination techniques, evaluating defects against applicable standards, interpreting radiographs and instrument readouts, documenting results, and conducting specialized inspections. May instruct or supervise other personnel while maintaining strict safety and quality requirements.

Performs Level II magnetic particle, liquid penetrant, and ultrasonic thickness inspections on industrial assets, including piping, vessels, tanks, structures, and welds. Responsibilities include equipment calibration, thickness measurement, discontinuity evaluation, reporting, recordkeeping, drawing and procedure review, safety compliance, and customer communication. The role supports temporary turnaround, outage, and project assignments nationwide, requiring extensive travel, flexible schedules, overtime, and current MT, PT, and UTT certifications.

Leads site safety operations for an NDT field-service environment, including OSHA and regulatory compliance, hazard assessments, training, audits, incident investigations, root-cause analysis, safety reporting, and client coordination. Maintains safety, DOT, and related records while partnering with corporate leadership to establish safety objectives and improve operational practices.

Manages divisional operations with full P&L responsibility, overseeing staffing, performance, client relationships, safety, quality, contracts, workforce utilization, equipment resources, and compliance. The role develops employees and leaders, drives operational efficiency and growth, maintains positive culture, and ensures timely, cost-effective service delivery. Travel may be required.

Temporary turnaround positions supporting industrial nondestructive testing and inspection in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Openings include certified Level II MT/PT/UTT, PAUT, Eddy Current, API 510/570, RF tube bundle testing, NDT assistants, and RT assistants. Responsibilities include performing assigned NDT tasks, operating inspection equipment, interpreting results, and preparing reports. RT Assistant roles require 40-hour radiation safety training.

Territory Sales Manager responsible for generating and closing new business across automotive, aerospace, heavy industrial, pulp and paper, and power-generation markets. Leads regional sales strategy, client development, service-line expansion, pipeline management, bids, contract negotiations, account management, and client stewardship. Collaborates with operating and sales managers, supports client satisfaction, and develops growth programs. The role requires technical solutions-selling experience, industrial market knowledge, CRM proficiency, leadership skills, and approximately 70% travel.

Drives revenue growth and new business development across automotive, aerospace, heavy industrial, power generation, and pulp and paper markets. Manages sales pipelines, client relationships, account strategies, bids, contracts, service-line expansion, and CRM processes. Partners with operating managers and sales teams, leads growth initiatives, supports client satisfaction, and negotiates agreements with major industrial customers. Requires extensive travel and strong technical, analytical, presentation, and influencing skills.

Performs Level II eddy current and ultrasonic nondestructive testing, including equipment setup, calibration, inspections, defect detection, results interpretation, reporting, and specialized examinations. Ensures compliance with applicable standards and safety requirements, and may train or supervise Level I technicians and assistants. Requires NDT technical knowledge, certified Level II UT and Eddy Current qualifications, report-writing ability, and local availability or willingness to relocate to Billings, Montana.

Manages office administration, payroll, accounts payable and receivable, invoicing, customer payments, P&L reporting, accruals, month-end closing, and payment discrepancy resolution. Provides HR liaison support, administrative assistance to staff and management, and maintains filing and compliance procedures. Requires accounting experience, strong Excel skills, knowledge of accrual accounting, and the ability to meet deadlines in a fast-paced office environment.

Perform industrial rope access work orders, apply advanced rigging, climbing, hauling, and rescue techniques, support other technicians, and ensure equipment and operations remain safe. The role requires Level III rope access expertise, industrial experience, first aid certification, teamwork, and the ability to work in adverse conditions.

Performs Level II nondestructive testing using MT, PT, and UT methods. Sets up and calibrates equipment, conducts inspections, evaluates discontinuities against applicable standards, interprets readings and radiographs, documents results, performs specialized inspections, and may supervise other personnel while maintaining safety requirements.

Conducts and evaluates nondestructive testing inspections using radiographic, magnetic, penetrant, ultrasonic, and computed radiography methods. Responsibilities include equipment setup and calibration, establishing examination techniques, interpreting inspection results, documenting findings, performing specialized inspections, and potentially supervising others. Offshore travel is required, along with ASNT 9712 and Level II certifications in multiple NDT methods.

Performs multi-method nondestructive inspections using UT, MT, PT, and RT. Sets up and calibrates equipment, conducts examinations, evaluates results against applicable standards, interprets radiographs and instrument readouts, documents findings, performs specialized inspections, and may supervise or instruct other personnel. This is a callout and travel position supporting industrial asset integrity and quality programs.

Operate and calibrate CR/DR radiography equipment to inspect industrial welds, pipelines, castings, and components. Interpret radiographic images, identify defects, maintain equipment, document inspection results, and comply with radiation safety and NDT standards. The role requires work in demanding industrial environments, including confined spaces and heights, lifting equipment up to 50 pounds, and traveling to job sites.

Supports certified Radiographers with industrial radiographic testing at refineries, pipelines, power plants, fabrication shops, and other industrial sites. Duties include equipment setup and transportation, radiation-controlled area maintenance, surveys, dosimetry, inspections, documentation, safety compliance, and site preparation. The role requires 40-hour radiation safety training, physical work in demanding environments, potential travel, and flexibility for night, weekend, holiday, and overtime assignments.