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Performs independent calibration, troubleshooting, repair, and preventative maintenance on complex test and measurement equipment. Interfaces with customers regarding traceability, standards, procedures, and repairs; maintains calibration standards and equipment records. Coordinates technician workloads, conducts inspections, researches technical issues, and supports laboratory and customer-site operations. Mentors lower-level technicians while ensuring accurate, safe, and timely calibration work.

Performs independent calibration, troubleshooting, repair, and preventive maintenance of test and measurement equipment. Interacts with customers regarding traceability, standards, procedures, and repairs. Maintains calibration standards, applies measurement uncertainty, interprets accreditation scopes, coordinates technician workloads, inspects incoming equipment, and mentors lower-level technicians. Work occurs in the laboratory and at customer sites.

Supports budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, management reporting, investor communications, executive dashboards, strategic analysis, and ERP transformation. The role analyzes financial and operational performance, develops scenario analyses, supports business cases and capital allocation, prepares investor and board materials, and improves FP&A processes using financial planning and analytics systems.

Leads fracture mechanics and integrity engineering projects for oil and gas clients. Responsibilities include fitness-for-service and engineering critical assessments, crack and corrosion evaluation, fracture and fatigue analysis, client relationship management, proposal development, technical reporting, supplier coordination, and presenting findings to operators and regulators. The role also supports field inspections, equipment assessments, repair recommendations, quality plans, safety compliance, and mentoring.

Conducts engineering studies, collects and analyzes data, develops project scopes, plans, estimates, and client reports. The role involves testing and investigation, hands-on mechanical equipment, 3D modeling and fabrication drawings, programming, instrumentation, control systems, vendor coordination, and managing multiple projects. Strong communication, customer service, analytical ability, and willingness to learn are required. The position is onsite in Magnolia, Texas, with possible travel and occasional site visits.

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.

Generates and closes new business across automotive, aerospace, heavy industrial, pulp and paper, and power generation markets. Leads territory sales, marketing, client development, account management, bids, contracts, growth initiatives, and pipeline management. Partners with operating and sales managers, supports client satisfaction, expands service lines, and provides leadership for regional business development. Travel is approximately 70%.

Provides on-site metallurgical and materials engineering support for pipeline failure assessments, inspections, condition assessments, and repair or replacement recommendations. Develops project scopes, plans, estimates, studies, observations, and technical reports. Reviews equipment histories and service bulletins, supports gas turbine planning, and contributes to quality plans, supplier quality auditing, safety, and environmental compliance. Requires collaboration with clients, technical experts, site management, and industrial stakeholders.

Conduct engineering studies, collect and analyze project data, prepare scopes, plans, cost estimates, and technical reports. Coordinate with manufacturers, inspectors, fabricators, clients, and technical experts while managing multiple projects and providing professional customer service. Work may involve design, materials, mechanical, electrical, or structural engineering in office and laboratory environments, with some travel required.

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.