Intermediate Corrosion Engineer

Description

• Assist and consult with other team members on a regular basis for designated projects
• To perform third party reviews of reports and designs related to corrosion, cathodic protection, and stray current
• 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
• Contribute to Stantec Specifications, Procedures and Standards as part of Stantec’s continuous improvement
• Support projects dealing with Cathodic Protection (CP), stray current mitigation and engineering assessments related to asset integrity
• Coordinate engineering aspects of installation of AC mitigation and cathodic protection systems
• Delivery of organized, accurate, timely and costeffective integrity services that meet client, Stantec and industry/regulatory standards
• Technical report writing, preparation of charts, tables, and design reports
• Design and evaluation of CP systems and stray current mitigation (field and office)
• Perform engineering calculations (resistance, current requirement, current distribution and attenuation, ground potential rise, etc.)
• Develop detailed designs as required and collaborate with drafting personnel to prepare design drawing packages
• Liaise with and provide technical assistance to other divisions within the company

Requirements

• Compliance with Stantec’s EH&S program and Quality System, with a focus on safety in the field
• P.Eng. status recognized by APEGA and/or other provinces in Canada
• Demonstrated initiative, flexibility, and adaptability
• Strong technical background and understanding of corrosion, CP, interference, and corrosion, including design, assessment, field data gathering and troubleshooting
• Strong interpersonal, communication, analytical and problemsolving skills are essential
• Excellent computer skills with emphasis on Microsoft Excel, Word, and mapping tools such as Google Earth
• Class 5 (AB) driver’s license with a clean drivers abstract, as some travel may be required
• Ability to work independently and as part of a larger team
• Demonstrated technical proficiency
• Minimum AMPP (NACE) CP2 certification required, NACE CP3 or CP4 certification considered an asset
• Bachelor’s degree or technical diploma in an engineering discipline
• Between 5 to 10 years of Corrosion, CP and/or stray current mitigation work experience, with an emphasis placed on CP experience
• Strong work ethic and selfmotivation
• Be familiar with the applicable codes and legislation (AMPP/NACE, CSA, API, PHMSA, DOT, etc.)
• Previous experience with AC stray current mitigation is an asset

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance