Cathodic Protection/Integrity Engineer

Description

• Delivery of accurate, timely and cost effective integrity services that meet client, Stantec and industry/regulatory standards
• Perform engineering calculations (resistance, attenuation, current distribution, etc.)
• Assessment of CP (and potentially AC interference) survey data
• Design and evaluation of Cathodic Protection (CP) systems and stray current mitigation (field and office)
• Strengthen knowledge through onthejob, informal and formal training
• Contribute to Stantec Specifications, Procedures and Standards as part of Stantec’s continuous improvement.
• Adhere to Stantec’s engineering Quality System
• Establish and maintain positive client relationships
• Potential field work consisting of soil resistivity testing, structure potentials, rightofway evaluations, and constructability assessments for AC mitigation and cathodic protection systems
• Liaise with other divisions of Stantec
• Design CP systems and DC interference mitigation systems, as well as assist in AC mitigation designs as required
• Keep current on applicable pipeline and integrity codes and standards
• Deliver high quality technical reports
• To assist our AC mitigation team in field data collection
• To perform third party reviews of reports and designs related to corrosion and cathodic protection.
• Third party review of CP and AC interference designs, reports, and inspection and commissioning data.
• Mentor junior personnel and collaborate with other peers
• Develop detailed designs as required and collaborate with drafting personnel to prepare design drawing packages
• Support maintenance and updates to assessment criteria in accordance with evolving industry practices and stay abreast of emerging technologies
• Prepare technical assessment and design reports, as well as procedures and specifications
• Coordinate engineering aspects of installation of stray current mitigation and cathodic protection systems
• To assist in integrity assessments including fitness for service, defect assessments, risk assessments, and varying other integrity program activities. Your Responsibilities

Requirements

• Experienced with working with Federal projects is a plus.
• Must have a good driving record and valid Driver's License.
• Proven initiative, flexibility and adaptability
• University Degree in an engineering discipline (corrosion, electrical, or materials engineering is preferred.)
• Sound technical background and understanding of CP, interference, and corrosion, including field data gathering and troubleshooting
• Professional Engineer (P.E.), Required
• AC interference mitigation experience beneficial but not required.
• Enjoy working in dynamic Team environment
• Experienced with working with TXDOT and other public utilities is a plus.
• Good organizational skills
• Sound interpersonal, communication, analytical and problem solving skills are essential
• Coatings experience and/or certification beneficial, but not required
• Minimum AMPP certification level CP1 is required. CP2 is preferred.
• Comply with Stantec’s EH&S program, with a focus on safety in the field
• Two to Four (24) years of work experience in the corrosion industry required.
• Strong work ethic and selfmotivation
• Experienced with U.S. standards, practices and applicable legislation
• Understanding of pipeline fitness for service assessments and integrity management programs.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance