General Inspector
- 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
- 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.
