Borescope Inspector

Role Summary

The Visual Inspections Specialist is responsible for performing robotic and limited access inspections of gas or steam turbines and generators. These inspections with associated data acquisition are carried out at commercial power plants worldwide. Other responsibilities include completing standard service or test reports, monitoring site safety on projects, or other related administrative duties as required.

Essential Functions

• Full responsibility in producing final reports for GE Representatives and end customers.
• Directly conduct limited access borescope inspections and/or robotic operation of miniature air gap inspection crawlers (MAGIC).
• Translate engineering specifications into relevant vibration, acoustic test measurement methods and procedures.
• Provide analysis and reporting of data received from field inspections.
• Provide technical guidance to field service measurement technicians and specialists.
• Drive safety, quality and technical excellence.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications & Requirements

Professional Band II : Applicable to Qualified Level 2 and/or Qualified Lead.

Technical/University degree or qualifying experience or a High School Diploma / GED with a minimum of 5 years of experience in a field services role.

Qualified Skill Level 2 : Completed most of the required technical skills methods/procedures set for level 1 and 2, gained knowledge and experience hours on them, and consistently exceeded soft‑skills expectations set on professional band I.

Qualified Lead (Skill Level 3) : Working knowledge of the various types of hardware and systems to be inspected/tested. Shows solid knowledge and experience on the required technical skills methods/procedures set for level 2 and started working on the required technical skills methods/procedures set for level 3. Knows where to get proper drawings and specifications for inspection of equipment and is familiar with configuration and operation of systems. Understands the general scope and sequence of events for all phases of inspection. The Lead is qualified to set up and calibrate equipment and interpret results with respect to applicable codes, standards, and specifications. Thoroughly familiar with the scope and limitation of the methods. Able to organize and report the results, prepare written instructions and procedures subject to approval of the Expert(s) and be responsible for training and guidance of trainees and other personnel.

Soft‑Skills Expectations

• Understand basic principles of project management and importance of communication and risk mitigation.
• Capable of overseeing work and utilization of inspectors on inspection projects.
• Proficient in utilizing Inspection Work Instructions, process specifications, QMS, etc.
• Identifies and submits suggestions for improvement in Work Instructions, Procedures, etc.
• Can oversee inspection teams.

Additional Requirements

• French language is a must.
• Analytical abilities and great communication skills for co-workers and clients.
• Advanced computer skills such as MS Word, Excel, & PowerPoint for data analysis.
• Extensive travel to projects and field assignments required.
• Possess a valid driver’s license and TWIC.
• Fluent in English language.

Desired Characteristics

• Current or prior borescope experience and certifications, preferably on heavy duty gas turbines.
• Familiarity with GE Inspection Technologies Rhythm Acquire software, Menu‑Directed Inspection software, and XLG3 Videoprobe equipment operation.
• Willingness and ability to travel globally on short notice, and for extended periods of time.
• Ability to work safely with minimal supervision, prioritize, organize work, and meet strict deadlines.