- Perform visual and NDT inspections on FRP and other components as per defined standards, applying skills gained through technical/vocational training in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
- Record inspection results in control plans and ERP systems, assessing compliance and acceptability
- Collaborate with Alstom representatives to conclude inspection status and meet daily targets, drawing on your understanding of rail components and industry safety expectations
- Provide immediate feedback on critical defects and alert stakeholders to new defect typologies, leveraging your experience in visual inspection and crack detection techniques
- Ensure inspection activities are aligned with train availability schedules and operational priorities
- Conduct routine and non-routine Quality Control inspections across various production stages—including in-process materials, raw materials, environmental samples, and finished products—utilizing knowledge from hands-on FRP inspection work
- Analyze test results against established specifications and control limits, providing recommendations on data suitability for release using analytical skills strengthened through prior NDT, UT, or thermography exposure
- Maintain accurate documentation essential for inspection and testing procedures, including data capture forms, equipment logbooks, and inventory records
- Participate in investigations and reporting of out-of-specification results, proposing effective corrective measures grounded in your understanding of rail safety standards (EN 12663, EN 45545) or similar industry frameworks
- Perform administrative, dimensional, visual, and condition checks to ensure compliance with technical guidelines and customer specifications, aided by training in mechanical or materials-related disciplines
- Handle quality notifications promptly, reporting nonconformities and verifying equipment compliance
Contract Duration: 2 months, with the possibility of extension based on performance and business needs
Locations: Washington, DC, or Boston, Massachusetts
Work Arrangement: Onsite
Travel / Relocation: Temporary hotel accommodations may be arranged for candidates traveling from outside the area
Who are we?
At Scalian, we are a leading multinational engineering consulting firm with 5,500 specialists and over 35 years of experience. We are specialized in Industrial Performance (Quality Assurance, Supply Chain, and Project Management).and Digital Systems (IT & Software and Systems Engineering)
Our expertise serves various technological sectors such as the aerospace, defense, rail, and energy industries while providing distinctive support to their development and operations.
Are you an experienced General Inspector?
If your answer is yes, it’s your lucky day as we are looking for a dynamic and talented person to join our team in the US!
What will your role be?
As a General Inspector, you will play a critical role in ensuring product integrity, compliance, and overall quality throughout the inspection process. Drawing on your background in mechanical, materials, or NDT training—and your hands-on experience in composite and structural inspection—you will meticulously perform visual and NDT inspections on FRP and other components, document results, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to maintain high standards of safety, performance, and operational efficiency.
- Associate or Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Composite Materials, Quality Assurance, Railway Technology, or a related field and (or) Technical or vocational training in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
- Minimum of 2–3 years of hands-on experience performing NDT or structural inspections, preferably on composite (FRP) materials
- Certifications in NDT such as ASNT Level II/III or ISO 9712 (highly desirable for composite inspection roles)
- Experience working with railway components, aerospace structures, or heavy-transportation equipment
- Exposure to advanced NDT methods such as Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Acoustic Emission Testing, or Thermography (desirable)
- Familiarity with rail safety or comparable industry standards (EN 12663, EN 45545, etc.)
- Knowledge of repair procedures for FRP components (desirable)
- Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to interpret technical instructions
- Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word
- Proficiency with inspection tools such as gauges, micrometers, torque testers, and hand tools
- Solid arithmetic skills for dimensional and tolerance evaluations
- To acquire experience in different critical industries and projects while working for the same company;
- To have a competitive salary and a great benefits package
- To access trainings that focus on expanding your knowledge while staying up to date with cutting edge technologies and best practices;
- To have a clear career development plan that suits your goals;
- To have the possibility of working abroad through our mobility program thanks to our international presence;
- To join a dynamic, specialized and fast-growing group where communication is key and where every team member is valued.
- To be part of a team where having fun is essential.
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