Job Description
Job Summary The NDT Supervisor is responsible for carrying out and overseeing non-destructive testing (NDT) activities across shipbuilding, repair, and conversion projects. Key Responsibilities - Perform NDT methods such as UT, MT, PT, RT, and VT on hull structures, piping systems, and critical components - Interpret test results and identify defects against acceptance criteria - Ensure testing is conducted in accordance with approved procedures and relevant codes/standards - Supervise and guide NDT technicians (if assigned), ensuring work is carried out correctly and safely - Coordinate inspection activities with production teams to minimise disruption to operations - Liaise with classification surveyors and client representatives during inspections - Prepare and submit accurate and timely Work Done Reports (WDR) - Maintain proper records of inspection results, calibration logs, and consumables - Ensure traceability of inspected items and compliance with documentation requirements - Ensure all NDT activities comply with classification society rules (e.g., ABS, DNV, LR) and project specifications - Verify calibration status of NDT equipment before use - Support internal and external audits related to NDT - Review drawings, ITPs (Inspection Test Plans), and work packs prior to execution - Plan daily NDT activities based on project schedules and priorities - Identify potential quality issues early and escalate when necessary - Follow and enforce safety procedures, especially for radiography and confined space work - Ensure proper use of PPE and adherence to shipyard safety regulations - Maintain good housekeeping and equipment handling practices - As-and-when instructed by the QA Manager Key Requirements - Minimum 5 years of relevant NDT experience in shipbuilding, ship repair, offshore, or marine industry - Prior supervisory experience leading NDT technicians and coordinating inspection activities - Good knowledge of classification society rules and international standards (ABS, DNV, LR, AWS, ASME, ISO, etc.) - Ability to interpret engineering drawings, welding details, ITPs, and technical specifications - Familiar with radiographic safety requirements and confined space work procedures - Strong understanding of QA/QC processes and documentation requirements - Proficient in preparing inspection reports, WDRs, and maintaining calibration/inspection records - Good communication and coordination skills with production teams, surveyors, and clients - Able to work independently under tight project schedules and operational demands - Strong commitment to workplace safety, quality standards, and compliance requirements - Possess good problem-solving and decision-making skills - Candidates with shipyard or marine conversion project experience will have an added advantage Education Others in Engineering