Senior Corrosion Technician

• Provide advanced-level support for installation, maintenance, and monitoring of corrosion control systems
• Perform non-destructive testing on facilities
• Install, test, adjust, and repair rectifiers, anodes, and test points
• Troubleshoot and repair interference and foreign contact problems
• Perform continuity tests, soil resistivity surveys, and other special surveys
• Inspect, calibrate, maintain, and repair cathodic protection tools and equipment
• Drive and ensure maintenance is completed on company vehicles
• Complete and update test readings, atlas pages, maps, plats, diagrams, job orders, completion reports, and equipment maintenance reports
• Compile, verify, and prepare forecast-versus-actual expense information and governmental, regulatory, financial, and reconciliation reports
• Measure internal, external, and atmospheric corrosion according to industry standards
• Conduct environmental activities as specified by the position
• Perform Department of Transportation-covered pipeline operations, maintenance, or emergency-response functions as assigned
• Remain alert and respond immediately to dangerous or hazardous conditions

• 3-5 years of related work experience in corrosion control
• Experience and training in company and governmental operating/safety procedures
• Experience with construction and maintenance activities
• Experience locating lines
• Knowledge of One Call System policies and procedures
• Experience using, maintaining, and repairing cathodic protection tools and equipment
• Experience with facility/system operations
• Experience with pipe coating, basic chemistry, electronics, and metallurgy
• Experience reading and interpreting maps, drawings, procedures, survey results, plats, atlas pages, rectifier reports, and applicable operation and repair manuals
• Ability to perform basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
• Ability to communicate and exchange written and verbal information and instructions
• Ability to work in confined areas and on elevated surfaces
• Ability to react immediately to emergency situations
• Ability to operate required tools and equipment
• Ability to drive for extended periods
• NACE Cathodic Protection Certification/Corrosion Certification preferred
• Ability to perform heavy work, exerting 50-100 pounds occasionally, 25-50 pounds frequently, and 10-20 pounds constantly
• Ability to work in inside and outside environmental conditions, including weather, wet/humid conditions, extreme temperatures, dust, fumes, gases, moving mechanical parts, electric shock risk, vibration, loud noises, unprotected heights, repetitive motion, and computer monitors
• Travel to other locations and job sites required
• Applicable driver's license may be required when assigned a company vehicle

Demonstrates expertise in corrosion control systems, including installation, maintenance, and monitoring, while ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Proficient in performing non-destructive testing and troubleshooting cathodic protection tools and equipment.

• Corrosion Control Experience
• NACE Cathodic Protection Certification
• Non-Destructive Testing
• Cathodic Protection Tools Maintenance
• Emergency Response Functions

• Installation of Corrosion Control Systems
• Troubleshooting Interference Problems
• Performing Continuity Tests
• Conducting Soil Resistivity Surveys
• Reading and Interpreting Maps
• Basic Chemistry Knowledge
• Electronics Knowledge
• Metallurgy Knowledge
• Performing Heavy Work
• Operating Required Tools and Equipment

• Effective Communication
• Ability to React to Emergency Situations
• Ability to Work in Confined Areas
• Ability to Drive for Extended Periods

• NACE Cathodic Protection Certification
• Corrosion Certification

• Corrosion Control
• Department of Transportation Regulations
• Environmental Activities
• Construction and Maintenance Activities
• Safety Procedures

• Cathodic Protection Equipment
• One Call System
• Survey Tools
• Company Vehicles