Cathodic Protection Specialist/Engineer

• Must possess a working knowledge of technical procedures at a level normally acquired through the completion of a bachelor's degree in engineering or related field or equivalent experience; and
• Six years of progressively responsible experience in cathodic protection or corrosion control field, preferable in pipeline corrosion control; and
• National Association of Corrosion Engineer (NACE) CP Level 4 or NACE Corrosion Specialist certification; or
• NACE CP 3 and four years of design experience.

• Must take all measures necessary to protect networks, devices, programs and data from cyber-attack, damage or unauthorized access.
• Must be legally authorized to work in the United States, no sponsorships considered.
• Required to maintain a valid driver's license.
• Requires travel: Minimal (up to 30%)
• May be subject to the Company's DOT Substance Abuse Testing Program.
• Subject to the pre-employment drug test and background checks.

• Provides technical support to managers.
• Designs complete cathodic protection systems in a variety of industry applications including water tanks, above ground and underground storage tanks, and pipelines. Applies new technologies to existing cathodic protection programs.
• Oversees and reviews complex cathodic protection testing using appropriate measurement techniques to monitor performance. Accurately interprets the data collected to ensure system performance.
• Oversees, conducts and documents interference tests where stray currents are suspected to determine if interference exists and identify the source of the interference. Upon determination of interference, identify and implement a methos of control that will mitigate the effects of the stray current.
• Performs corrosion analysis.
• Performs other tasks and special projects as assigned.

Offers typically made between $109,251 - $133,530