Senior Cathodic Protection Engineer

Responsibilities

• Execution and supervision of field activities.
• Proposal and quotation preparation, reporting, invoicing, scheduling, maintaining communication with project team and client, cost tracking, writing and maintaining procedures, and contributing to team initiatives.
• Provide engineering support to design, install or inspect and repair cathodic protection systems for clients.
• Communicate with engineering firms and client companies to obtain requisite technical information to complete detailed design packages, inspection programs and coordinate installation and inspection activities.
• Recommend and contribute to the continual improvement quality process and assist in updating internal procedures.
• Monitor and control project schedules, costs, quality, safety, efficiency, scope, and other project management components.
• Data review and analysis.
• Perform over-the-line depth of cover, close interval CP and coating surveys and associated data evaluation.
• Calibrate test instruments, write detailed reports, and provide issue resolution.
• Produce an output model for the Hawk Eye process to be built to data review and reporting specifications.
• Identify and remediate AC and/or DC interference and foreign influence issues.
• Diagnose and troubleshoot CP and alternating current (AC) mitigation system deficiencies, independently conduct and supervise various assessments, applying engineering principles and corrosion theory to execute projects.
• Utilize Hawk Eye to conduct field tests and surveys for pipeline operations (structure potential, close interval potential, AC or DC voltage gradient, AC current attenuation, line locating, soil resistivity, coating condition and integrity).
• Maintain and update the issue log and assist the Hawk Eye development team with issue resolution.
• Other work duties as assigned.

• Advanced Microsoft Excel/Visual Basic Application skills to support cathodic protection engineering data analysis and database management.
• Strong understanding of corrosion mechanisms, coatings, and mitigation methods.
• Excellent technical writing and communication skills.
• Proficiency in CP modeling software and data acquisition systems.
• Ability to travel to field locations as needed.

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Chemical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related field.
• AMPP/NACE CP4 – Cathodic Protection Specialist certification required, or ability to pass the CP4 exam if not already obtained.
• 5+ years of experience in Cathodic Protection design and management.
• Minimum 3 years of experience utilizing the Hawk Eye system to support research and development.
• Valid driver’s license.

• Competitive salary.
• Medical, dental, and supplemental insurance.
• 401(k) plan.
• Paid holidays.
• Paid time off.