Corrosion Mechanic-NACE CP1

Description

• May also be required to mentor Apprentice Corrosion Mechanics and/or assist Senior Corrosion Mechanic NACE-CP2 or Lead Corrosion Mechanic.
• Conducts A-form inspection.
• Performs visual evaluation pipe coating.
• Completes atmospheric corrosion surveys.
• Performs liquid sampling.
• Use the Vivax device to troubleshoot pipeline protection problems at the rectifier or insulation point and follow the current, walking with a receiver to locate the contact; may clear contact using hand tools.
• Drive vehicle to job sites; load and unload tools and equipment; perform vehicle checks; wash vehicle.
• Conducts corrosometer probe reading and rectifier-monitoring remote or on-site.
• Obtain pipe/soil saturation reads at meters, frames and covers using equipment; obtain rectifier reads on poles and underground using equipment.
• Performs pipe-to-soil readings.
• Prepare and color – code maps to identify steel main, pipeline and anodes; check pipe/soil saturation and check spans for current flow by attaching the Vivax device to insulation points or rectifiers; check entire area for an initial survey or only key points for a resurvey.
• Takes ultrasonic pipe wall thickness readings and pit depth measurements.
• Performs coupon test station monitoring.
• Attend various meetings, including first aid, safety and compliance meetings.
• Performs non-USA pipe locate and mark and equipment calibration for equipment used in those tasks.
• Performs CPA troubleshooting including the use of ACCA Defect Mapper or wire spanning.
• Performs galvanic anode installation.
• Performs casing, soil resistance, magnetic particle and isolation testing.

Requirements

• If hired as Provisional, must pass the provisional training plan within timeline agreed to
• Ability to drive and work safely in all weather and road conditions.
• Ability to work flexible schedules, extended hours, nights, weekends, and/or overtime (scheduled or ad hoc)
• Completion of Apprentice Corrosion Mechanic program and/or completion of NACE Cathodic protection training (CP Level 1)
• Must be at least 18 years of age
• Must possess and maintain a valid Class C California Driver's License by day one of hire
• Work experience and knowledge related corrosion control in a pipeline operating environment
• Ability to pass federally mandated random drug and alcohol testing
• Pipeline Cathodic protection system troubleshooting experience
• Experience with PG&E, job related
• Minimum of one year of Utility Construction experience
• Must be able to wear company provided Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Working knowledge of AC and DC electrical systems, corrosion related portions of NEC, and NACE standards

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance