Jobs at MISTRAS Group

Perform Level I or II rope access work supporting industrial inspection, maintenance, coatings, blasting, and related services. Safely operate and maintain rope access equipment while working at heights, in confined spaces, and industrial environments. Follow SPRAT or IRATA guidelines and site safety procedures, complete documentation, collaborate with project teams, and work variable shifts, weekends, and overtime as needed.

Perform phased array ultrasonic testing inspections as a Level II technician in Richmond, VA, or Monroe, NC. PAUT certification and experience are required, while additional NDT certifications such as UT, MT, PT, RT, and VT are preferred. The role is full-time, offers $60+ per hour depending on experience and certifications, and may involve travel. Sign-on bonuses and relocation assistance are available.

Performs Level II or III rope access work for industrial inspection, maintenance, coatings, blasting, and related services. Safely operates at heights and in confined industrial environments while following SPRAT or IRATA standards. Responsibilities include equipment inspection and maintenance, safety documentation, coordination with supervisors and project teams, and compliance with site procedures. The role requires flexibility for overtime, weekends, and varying shifts.

Train to become a qualified ETCH Processor by learning pre-cleaning, etching, passivation, masking, racking, solution analysis, waste treatment, part handling, process checks, safety procedures, and quality documentation. Work under experienced processor supervision and do not independently process materials or report results until qualified. Successful candidates must complete required training, Hazwoper and emergency response certification, and pass Mistras qualification examinations. The role requires frequent lifting of up to 50 pounds.

Assists Level II and III technicians with nondestructive testing setup, part preparation, washing, documentation, inventory monitoring, packaging, maintenance, and quality-system compliance. Works under direct supervision while learning NDT processes, safety procedures, controlled documents, and customer requirements. The role requires basic computer skills, precise instruction-following, schedule flexibility, physical lifting, and passing vision and color testing.

Leads software development strategy, architecture, delivery, and continuous improvement for products supporting pipeline inspection, data analysis, reporting, and operations. Manages and develops engineering teams, defines technical roadmaps, oversees desktop, mobile, web, and data-processing applications, and drives scalable, secure solutions. Partners with business stakeholders on requirements and strategic initiatives while promoting automated testing, CI/CD, code reviews, DevOps, and modern engineering practices.

Performs radiographic nondestructive testing inspections of piping, tanks, and vessels. Sets up and calibrates equipment, runs and grades film, interprets results against applicable codes and specifications, documents findings, evaluates data, and trains RT assistants and Level I personnel. Requires at least 12 months of NDT experience, technical communication skills, and the ability to lift up to 30 pounds.

Performs Level 3 ultrasonic nondestructive testing inspections, interprets and evaluates results, and prepares or approves technical reports. Develops, reviews, qualifies, and approves UT inspection procedures; calibrates equipment; supports technician training and qualification. Participates in technical proposals, project planning, audits, quality-system compliance, and health, safety, and environmental requirements. Requires UT3 certification under NAS 410, ASNT, or ONGC and initial experience in a similar role.

Perform insulation, electrical, welding, or steam/pipe‑fitting trade work using rope access methods to complete turnaround and outage repairs. Must follow site leadership direction, meet safety/quality standards, and work in varied environmental conditions.

Perform Level II radiographic (RT) inspections: set up, calibrate, and operate radiographic equipment; interpret images; produce inspection reports; maintain radiation safety and equipment calibration; mentor Level I technicians and assist with other NDT methods as qualified.

Perform nondestructive testing (UT, MT, PT, VT, RT, ET) per customer specs and codes: set up and calibrate equipment, inspect and interpret results, document findings, maintain equipment, ensure safety compliance, and mentor Level I technicians.

Perform Level II radiographic (RT) inspections per company and customer procedures: set up, calibrate, and operate radiographic equipment; interpret images; prepare reports; maintain radiation safety and equipment calibration; mentor Level I trainees; assist with other NDT methods when qualified.

Perform Level II radiographic (RT) inspections: set up, calibrate, and operate radiographic equipment, interpret images, document results, ensure radiation safety, maintain equipment, work with project teams, and mentor Level I technicians.

Seeking UT Level II Technicians for NDT inspections in shop environments. Responsibilities include problem solving, quality assurance, and safety promotion. Must possess Level II UT Technician certification and have relevant experience.

Assist certified NDT technicians with field and shop inspections: set up, calibrate, and maintain NDT equipment; prepare work areas; complete documentation; follow safety procedures; travel locally as needed.

Supports Level II and Level III NDT technicians with inspections and testing. Prepares work areas and equipment, assists with setup, handling, cleanup, and general field duties, and follows safety, quality, and testing procedures. The role requires working in industrial, outdoor, confined, or elevated environments, lifting equipment, and working extended hours when needed. Candidates must be local to Benicia, California, hold a valid driver’s license, and demonstrate attention to detail and safety commitment.

Assists UT Level II technicians with ultrasonic testing, equipment setup and teardown, maintenance, calibration, documentation, and facility upkeep. The trainee works in a plant or shop environment, follows precise procedures and safety requirements, adapts to changing schedules, and performs physically demanding tasks including frequently lifting up to 55 pounds.

MISTRAS is seeking UT technicians to conduct inspections, operate advanced equipment, analyze results, mentor, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.

Perform MT, PT, UT, and RT non-destructive inspections to applicable codes and customer specifications; interpret and document results; maintain and calibrate equipment; follow OSHA and safety policies; communicate findings; travel to customer sites; maintain certifications and train/mentor junior technicians.

The Rope Access RT Assistant will assist in safety procedures, team coordination, customer service, and maintain rope access certifications while ensuring a positive work environment.