Competencies Non-destructive Inspection Tester in the Swift Current–Moose Jaw Region
Find out what competencies you typically need to work as a non-destructive inspection tester in Canada. These skills are applicable to all Non-destructive testers and inspection technicians (NOC 22230).
Skills Help - Skills
Proficiency or complexity level | |
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Quality Control Testing | 5 - Highest Level |
Equipment and Tool Selection | 4 - High Level |
Instructing | 3 - Moderate Level |
Monitoring | 3 - Moderate Level |
Management of Material Resources | 3 - Moderate Level |
Operation Monitoring of Machinery and Equipment | 3 - Moderate Level |
Troubleshooting | 3 - Moderate Level |
Numeracy | 3 - Moderate Level |
Reading Comprehension | 3 - Moderate Level |
Oral Communication: Oral Comprehension | 3 - Moderate Level |
Personal Attributes Help - Personal Attributes
Importance | |
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Attention to Detail | 5 - Extremely important |
Active Learning | 4 - Highly important |
Stress Tolerance | 4 - Highly important |
Collaboration | 4 - Highly important |
Adaptability | 4 - Highly important |
Analytical Thinking | 4 - Highly important |
Innovativeness | 3 - Important |
Creativity | 3 - Important |
Social Orientation | 3 - Important |
Independence | 3 - Important |
Interest Help - Interest
Realistic
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Investigative
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Conventional
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Knowledge Help - Knowledge
Knowledge level | |
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Clerical | 2 - Intermediate Level |
Vehicle, Machinery and Equipment Operations | 2 - Intermediate Level |
Manufacturing, Processing and Production | 1 - Basic Level |
Electrical and Electronics | 1 - Basic Level |
Mechanics and Machinery | 1 - Basic Level |
Business Management | 1 - Basic Level |
Client Service | 1 - Basic Level |
Physics | 1 - Basic Level |
Languages | 1 - Basic Level |
Mathematics | 1 - Basic Level |
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