Quality Inspector - Mag Particle Level II

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionJob DescriptionPerform in-process and final Magnetic Particle (MT / MPI) inspections on firearm barrels, bolts, and other ferromagnetic components. Execute HPT → MT flow (proof-fire, then 100% MT) for both commercial (SAAMI) and DoD lots. Conduct system checks, interpret and document results to applicable standards and customer / contract requirements, and work under the technical direction of the Responsible Level III.Roles & ResponsibilitiesPerform MT inspections using bench / coil / central-conductor and yoke methods.Follow HPT → MT sequence on every barrel and bolt before acceptance (commercial and DoD).Run daily system controls (bath concentration, equipment function, UV-A / visible light levels, magnetizing current / coverage).Interpret indications to acceptance criteria (ASTM / ASME, customer specs / TDP; MIL-STD-1907 / 1916 when invoked) and record dispositions.Demagnetize parts and verify residual fields before release.Complete travelers, reports, defect maps / photos, and maintain lot / serial traceability.Support calibration and preventive maintenance for benches, yokes, meters, and gauges.Collaborate with Production / Engineering / QA to schedule work and resolve findings.Maintain safety, PPE, chemical handling, and housekeeping standards.Support Receiving, First Article, and In-process product manual Inspections as directedQualifications (Must-Have)Level II MT certification under SNT-TC-1A company-written practice.Working knowledge of ASTM E3024 / E3024M (industry practice) and ASTM E709 (guide); familiarity with ASME Section V, Article 7 when required.Ability to read drawings / GD&T and apply customer / contract / TDP acceptance criteria (including MIL-STD-1907 / 1916 when specified).Hands-on proficiency with MT benches / yokes, central conductors / fixtures, UV-A & visible light meters, gauss meter, QQIs / pie gauges.Current near-vision and color-vision compliance per written practice; strong documentation and attention to detail.Plus (Nice to Have)Small-arms manufacturing or defense-contract experience with post-proof MT on barrels / bolts.Familiarity with ASTM E1444 / E1444M (aerospace) or NAS-410Additional NDT qualifications (PT / VT / UT / ET Level I / II).Experience building or optimizing MT technique sheets for complex geometries (chamber, lugs, gas port region, breech threads, muzzle / crown).Additional Inspection experience, knowledge of GD&T, and the use of manual inspection tools (Calipers, Micrometers, etc.)Work EnvironmentStanding for extended periods; handling parts up to ~40 lb.; oils / particles; reduced ambient light for fluorescent MT; overtime / weekends as needed.ITAR / EAR compliance may apply.

This position involves access to technical data and information governed by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Under ITAR, candidates must be U.S. persons to be eligible for this role.A U.S. person is defined as a : U.S. citizen,Lawful permanent resident (Green Card holder), orIndividual granted asylum or refugee status under U.S. law.Applicants who do not meet these requirements cannot be considered.