Jobs at Acuren Inspection, Inc.

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%.

Performs Level II infrared thermography and nondestructive testing inspections on industrial, electrical, mechanical, roofing, and fired equipment. Sets up and calibrates equipment, analyzes thermal images and radiographs, identifies defects, evaluates results against standards, prepares detailed reports, communicates findings to clients, and may supervise others. Requires thermography certification, strong reporting and computer skills, a clean driving record, TWIC, and regular travel.

Provides administrative and quality compliance support to NDT Level III personnel. Responsibilities include maintaining certifications and calibration records, supporting NADCAP documentation and audits, resolving non-conformances, reviewing technical standards, coordinating client quality requests, preparing certification materials, and maintaining audit logs in Pangea. Requires Microsoft Office proficiency and at least two years of NDT or aerospace quality experience.

Performs Level 2 rope access work, mechanical tasks, specialized NDT inspections, equipment maintenance, rigging, rescue support, hazard identification, and detailed reporting at industrial customer sites. The role requires safe work at significant heights, physical endurance, technical rope and rescue expertise, NDT knowledge, a valid driver’s license, regular travel up to 50%, overtime availability, and current or obtainable IRATA/SPRAT Level 2 certification.

Supervises safety for temporary turnaround, outage, and project assignments across the U.S. Responsibilities include hazard assessments, safety audits, training, incident investigations, root-cause analysis, regulatory compliance, documentation, and coordination with client safety personnel. The role requires strong OSHA knowledge in NDT environments, technical NDT experience, field-service leadership, communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Word.

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.

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.

Temporary Level II NDT technicians perform radiographic, magnetic particle, liquid penetrant, and ultrasonic thickness inspections on industrial assets. Duties include equipment setup and calibration, radiographic image evaluation, inspection documentation, radiation safety, controlled-area management, and communication with customers and supervisors. Assignments support turnarounds, outages, and projects at industrial sites nationwide, with travel, variable schedules, physical work, and potential confined-space or elevated work. Current state or IRRSP radiographer credentials and Level II certifications are required.