Trainees

Buffalo Inspection Services is on the hunt for top level talent and is looking for Trainees to join our growing team in Edmonton.

About Buffalo…
Buffalo Inspection Services is Canada’s largest non-union provider of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Services. We have been providing a full range of NDT services across Western Canada for more than forty years. We partner with Canada’s largest energy and industrial leaders to provide non-destructive testing and examination services, from radiographic testing to all forms of ultrasonic technology. Quality, Safety, Teamwork, and Lifelong learning are always top of mind. Buffalo is a technology-centric company that embraces continuous improvement, resulting in the adoption of the most up-to-date software, equipment, and practices available. You invest in us and we will invest in you!

We are hunting for…

Skills and Qualifications

  • NDT Foundations Course is preferred
  • Minimum 1- 3 years field experience is a definite asset
  • Valid CSTS and First Aid
  • Must have a valid driver’s license with a clean driver abstract.
  • Ability to pass pre-site access Drug and Alcohol test
  • Flexibility to work in town, out of town, nights, and overtime would be an asset.

Attributes and Personal Characteristics

  • Quality focus
  • Safety mindset
  • Team player with a customer service focus
  • Motivated and driven to seize the opportunity.
  • Adaptable
  • Lifelong learner

What we offer…

Buffalo Inspection Services offers competitive wages, benefits, and a supportive working atmosphere that gives everyone the potential for professional development and personal growth, dependent on your commitment and desires. Successful candidates will join a dedicated team, always striving to provide the best results for our clients.


Interested in joining our team?

Please forward your resume to hr@buffaloinspection.com


We thank all candidates for their interest in Buffalo Inspection Services. All applications will be reviewed to determine which candidates’ qualifications most closely match our requirements for the position. Only individuals selected for interviews will be contacted. If you are not successful for this opportunity, please feel free to apply for future vacancies.


Buffalo Inspection Services is not accepting agency resumes for these positions at the moment.


At this time, only Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents of Canada will be considered for employment.

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