StandardAero is hiring an NDT Level II inspector for CFM56 engine work in Dallas, Texas. Using penetrant, magnetic particle, eddy current, radiographic and visual methods, the inspector checks gas turbine engine parts and components during overhaul and records the results in line with the Repair Station Manual, FAA regulations and OEM data. Applicants need prior Level II certification, completed on-the-job training in MPI and FPI, and must be certifiable under NAS 410.

Methods: PT, MT, ET, RT, VT · Level: Level II · Sector: Engine MRO (CFM56)

What the job involves

Perform assigned NDT inspections to StandardAero procedures and produce FAA-compliant records such as Form 337s
Calibrate and set up equipment, ready components for inspection and do daily equipment checks
Confirm all required inspections (preliminary, progressive, hidden damage and final) are done and documented before release
Inspect every overhauled or repaired engine, accessory and component (NDT and in-process checks) ahead of shipping
Plan workload with production and engineering to hit schedules, and mentor or instruct other NDT staff
Review published technical data, revise NDT procedures when needed, support salvage schemes and stop unairworthy parts from being released
Contribute to warranty reviews and write investigation and production reports

What you need

High school diploma; associate or bachelor's degree in quality or aerospace fields, or equivalent vocational or government training
Previous Level II certifications
Completed on-the-job training program in MPI and FPI
Pass general, specific and practical exams in MPI or penetrant (80% average, no single score below 70%) and be certifiable under NAS 410
Able to interpret technical manuals, service bulletins and work instructions; ISO 9000 knowledge; authorized to work in the US
Preferred: 12-18 months of NDT on aircraft powerplants (or a powerplant certificate), FAA Part 145 knowledge and turbine engine overhaul familiarity

Pay and conditions

Healthcare, 401(k) with 100% match up to 5%, paid time off from day one and bonus opportunities
Flexible spending accounts, disability and life insurance, and training opportunities
Posting notes many shop roles work four 10-hour days, usually Monday to Thursday

How to apply

Apply directly with StandardAero: the Apply for this job button opens this vacancy on the StandardAero careers site. NDT Inspect found it on the employer’s careers page and checked that it was open on 14 September 2026. It is listed here until 14 December 2026.