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Below are current job openings available with the National Board and also open positions with NBBI member jurisdictions.


Open Positions with the National Board

 

COMPANY

For over 100 years, the not-for-profit, member-based National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors (National Board) has been committed to public safety through its involvement with the stakeholders in the boiler and pressure vessel industry. Membership is composed of chief boiler and pressure vessel inspectors in the US and Canada who enforce pressure equipment laws and regulations in their jurisdictions.

Headquartered on a 16-acre campus in Columbus, Ohio, employees of the National Board support the following programs: an international classroom and online training department; a pressure equipment data report registration system; a comprehensive pressure relief department and state-of-the-art international testing laboratory located in Worthington, Ohio; industry accreditation programs; the maintenance and distribution of its flagship publication, the National Board Inspection Code; publication of the National Board’s technical journal, the BULLETIN; and various other functions. Click HERE to learn more about the National Board and its key functions.

WHY WORK FOR THE NATIONAL BOARD

The National Board employs approximately 115 people, many of whom are technical experts within their fields. The business-casual, service-oriented work culture combined with a comprehensive benefits package, affords employees an exceptional balance of work and home life. Business hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Benefits include: medical, vision, dental, long-term disability and life insurance; flexible paid time off (PTO) including a very generous holiday schedule (20 paid holidays); opportunities for position-related training and continuing education assistance; plus a generous 401k contribution plan. 

NOW HIRING FOR THESE NBBI POSITIONS

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 Data Reports/Order Processing Associate

Data Reports/Order Processing Associate

SUMMARY

The National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors (NBBI) is seeking an exceptional, self-motivated, and versatile Data Reports/Order Processing Associate to work on-site in Columbus, OH. This person will assist with functions in the Data Reports department, Order department, review and scanning, and various projects.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Reviews data reports for clerical information necessary for registration and determines which reports must be returned for correction
  • Performs research necessary for processing data reports
  • Prepares documents for scanning and performs the scanning function
  • Processes requests for publications and copies of manufacturers’ data reports which are made via website or written requests
  • Provides backup/assistance to other data reports processing personnel
  • Other duties may be assigned

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • This job has no supervisory responsibilities.

EDUCATION

  • High school diploma or general education degree (GED)

EXPERIENCE

  • Two (2) years general office experience
  • Customer service experience

KNOWLEDGE OF

  • General office procedures and protocols
  • Computers and word processing

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

  • Work consistently and accurately
  • Research and solve problems related to data reports
  • Meet deadlines
  • Answer customer service calls
  • Follow through on assignments
  • Work well with others

Please submit your resume to J.D. Miracle at jmiracle@nbbi.org. Please specify the position for which you are applying.

 

 Senior Staff Engineer / Instructor

Senior Staff Engineer / Instructor

SUMMARY

The National Board of Boiler & Pressure Vessel Inspectors (NBBI) is seeking an exceptional, self-motivated, and versatile Senior Staff Engineer / Instructor with NBIC and ASME Code experience to work on-site in Columbus, OH. This person will be responsible for instructing students in a classroom setting; developing training materials; working with our curriculum team to develop/author content for online training courses; and providing technical support in areas of expertise as necessary. This candidate will possess the ability to speak clearly and concisely in small group settings and prioritize tasks on multiple projects using excellent time-management skills. This role requires the ability to communicate effectively through written, oral, and visual forms; demonstrate proficient presentation, facilitation and questioning skills; and manage an environment that fosters learning and performance.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Work with the instructional team to determine technical content to be taught in assigned courses and seminars based on associated bodies of knowledge and industry needs
  • Develop instructional materials (slides, supporting documents, etc.) needed to teach assigned course sessions
  • Provide technical review of training material as assigned, based on experience and code knowledge
  • Work with Assessments Coordinator to write and validate questions used on National Board homework, quizzes, and examinations
  • Author online training content; work with curriculum writers and designers to guide the technical aspects of the online course throughout development until completion
  • Provide technical assistance to National Board members and staff; coordinate with the Technical Department to answer outside technical inquiries
  • Author technical articles for National Board publications upon request
  • Deliver technical presentations at National Board member sponsored programs, as requested
  • Other duties may be assigned

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

This job has no supervisory responsibilities.

KEY CHARACTERISTICS

  • Interacts professionally with staff, students, and outside contacts
  • Select and use a variety of methods to support the instructional content
  • Stimulate learner motivation and engagement
  • Provide clarification and feedback
  • Integrate technology into the learning process
  • Dependable, self-starter with ability to work well under limited supervision
  • Detail oriented with excellent follow-through and organizational skills

EDUCATION

Degree in engineering, technology, science, or mathematics, or an equivalent combination of education and experience

EXPERIENCE

  • Eight (8) years of INSERVICE or ASME Construction experience in the boiler and pressure vessel inspection, design, manufacture/fabrication, quality programs, etc.
  • Currently holds, or has previously held, the National Board Inservice Inspector (IS) or Authorized Inspector (AI) Commission
  • Supervisor and/or nuclear experience a plus but not required

KNOWLEDGE OF

  • National Board Inspection Code (NBIC)
  • ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Codes and other standards recognized by the National Board; codes and standards development; inspection techniques; boiler and pressure vessel design, construction, operation, maintenance, and repair; all design processes; all welding and fabrication methods and principles used in Code construction.
  • Codes and standards applications that have been recognized by the National Board and its member jurisdictions
  • Engineering principles and methods
  • Safety principles and methods

Please submit your resume to J.D. Miracle at jmiracle@nbbi.org. Please specify the position for which you are applying.

 


Open Positions with NBBI Member Jurisdictions

National Board members are the chief boiler inspectors representing most U.S. states and provinces/territories of Canada, as well as many major cities in the United States. These positions are with individual jurisdictions stated below and posted on behalf of NBBI members. Full job information can be directly accessed from the jurisdictions' websites which are also linked below. Questions and applications should be directed to the specific jurisdiction. Contact information for the chief inspector in a jurisdiction can be found in the Member Directory.

No jurisdictional job posts are currently listed.