RT Machine Operators - Saudi Arabia

Job Details

• Job Location: Ras Al Khair, Jubail, Saudi Arabia

• Interview Mode: Online

• Maximum Age: 40 years

• Contract Duration: 2 years

• Working Hours: 8 hours per day, 6 days per week

• Overtime: Applicable

• Mobilization: Immediate

• Language Requirement: Candidates must be able to understand and communicate in English

• Joining Air Ticket: Provided by the company

Job Purpose

The RT Machine Operator is responsible for safely and efficiently operating Linear Accelerator (Linac) radiographic systems to perform industrial radiographic testing (RT) in accordance with applicable codes, radiation safety regulations, and company procedures.

The role ensures high-quality radiographic images, proper handling and storage of radiographic films and digital records, accurate inspection documentation, and support for cross-functional Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) and Quality Control (QC) activities.

Requirements

Key Responsibilities

1. RT Equipment Operation

• Operate Linear Accelerator (Linac) and associated radiographic testing equipment according to manufacturer operating manuals, approved procedures, and applicable regulatory requirements.

• Prepare components, position films or digital detectors, and select appropriate exposure parameters to achieve the required image quality.

• Perform industrial radiographic testing of welds, castings, forgings, and other components as required.

2. Radiation Safety and Compliance

• Ensure radiation safety through proper area control, radiation monitoring, and compliance with the Radiation Protection Program (RPP).

• Perform regular radiation surveys and equipment performance checks.

• Follow applicable radiation safety regulations, site safety rules, and environmental protection policies.

• Coordinate with the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) regarding radiation dose records and relevant safety documentation.

• Immediately report equipment malfunctions, safety concerns, and nonconformities to the appropriate personnel.

3. Radiographic Film Processing and Documentation

• Handle radiographic film processing and ensure films are properly identified, labelled, stored, and protected against damage or deterioration.

• Maintain accurate exposure logs, film identification records, technique sheets, and inspection results.

• Maintain traceability of radiographic films and digital inspection records.

• Perform radiographic film interpretation, evaluation, and reporting.

4. Equipment Maintenance

• Conduct routine equipment performance checks and preventive maintenance of Linac equipment and related accessories.

• Ensure equipment is operated according to approved procedures.

• Report equipment defects and operational issues promptly.

5. NDT and Quality Inspection

• Support cross-functional NDT activities, including Magnetic Particle Testing (MT), Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT), and Ultrasonic Testing (UT), when required.

• Ensure inspection techniques comply with applicable standards such as ASME, ASTM, API, and ISO, as well as customer specifications.

• Support internal and external audits, inspection reviews, and regulatory assessments.

• Follow company Quality Management System (QMS) procedures and applicable inspection requirements.

Job Requirements

Education

• ITI, Diploma, Degree, or higher qualification in a relevant engineering discipline.

Certifications

• ASNT, PCN, or ISO 9712 Level II certification in at least four NDT methods, such as RT, UT, MT, and PT.

• Previous Linac system training and certification preferred.

• Radiation Safety certification preferred, where applicable.

Experience

• Minimum 3–5 years of industrial radiography experience.

• At least 1 year of hands-on experience operating Linear Accelerator (Linac) equipment.

• Experience in radiographic inspection of welds, castings, and forgings or within heavy manufacturing industries.

Technical Skills

• Ability to interpret engineering drawings, inspection standards, and testing procedures.

• Proficiency in operating RT Linac equipment and UT, MT, and PT NDT instruments.

• Strong understanding of radiation safety principles, ALARA practices, and applicable NRRC regulatory requirements.

• Knowledge of radiographic development, exposure calculations, and image quality assessment.

• Ability to handle, store, and maintain radiographic films and digital inspection records.

• Knowledge of common defects found in castings and forgings.

• Proficiency in MS Office, documentation, and email communication.

Other Requirements

• Strong attention to detail and observation skills.

• Good communication and reporting abilities.

• Commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement.

• Physically fit for fieldwork and able to work in confined spaces or elevated positions when required.

• Ability to understand and communicate in English.

• Must be available for immediate mobilization.

• Maximum age: 40 years.
  

Contract and Benefits

• Contract Duration: 2 years.

• Working Schedule: 8 hours per day, 6 days per week.

• Overtime: Applicable.

• Annual Leave: 30 days of paid annual leave upon completion of 11 months of service.

• Annual Leave Travel Benefit: Air ticket or applicable ticket allowance as per company policy.

• Joining Air Ticket: Provided by the company.
  

Interview Process

• Online interview.