We surveyed 510 non-destructive testing specialists to better understand the work environment and required skills of a typical non-destructive testing specialist. Here are the results.
How much intelligence is required as a non-destructive testing specialist?
Low
High
Working as a non-destructive testing specialist typically doesn’t require the use of high levels of intelligence in daily tasks.
Can I learn to become a non-destructive testing specialist?
Intrinsic Talent
Acquired Talent
A career as a non-destructive testing specialist typically depends predominantly on qualities you can gain through experience, with a small aspect of skills you are born with.
Is it easy to get a job as a non-destructive testing specialist?
Easy
Hard
It’s typically difficult to find a job as a non-destructive testing specialist. If you’re curious about the numbers, check out the job market for non-destructive testing specialists.
Do non-destructive testing specialists work full-time or part-time?
73% of non-destructive testing specialists work in full-time roles while 27% work part-time.
Are non-destructive testing specialists allowed to express themselves creatively?
Low
High
Non-Destructive testing specialists rarely get a chance to express themselves creatively.
Do non-destructive testing specialists have control over the direction of their work?
Low
High
While sometimes the direction is set, occasionally non-destructive testing specialists will have some flexibility over the direction of their work.
Does being a non-destructive testing specialist require attention to detail?
Low
High
Attention to detail isn't necessarily required to be successful as a non-destructive testing specialist.
Does being a good non-destructive testing specialist require compassion and empathy?
Low
High
The ability to be compassion and empathetic isn't considered fundamental to success as a non-destructive testing specialist.