Corrosion Engineer, Gas Planning and Design Engineering

Description

• Implementing and interpreting federal, state, and local codes to ensure Company compliance. Applying technical knowledge and experience along with industry codes, standards, and regulations is required.
• Understand and promote cost savings measures to ensure cost center stays within specified budget.
• Work with external vendors and contractors on Corrosion projects.
• Develops and maintains corrosion control engineering programs for gas transmission, distribution, production and storage facilities, to achieve and sustain compliance with federal and state regulations.
• Support all of these functions and processes enterprise wide as well as other activities within Gas System Engineering and the gas organization.
• Work will include Development of engineering plans, specifications and designs for new cathodic protection systems.
• Development of specifications and procedures for the performance and analysis of field tests on cathodic protection systems and data interpretation will be required.
• Prepares and/or assists in the preparation of Work Orders.
• Participate in cross functional Design meetings.
• Maintain safety as highest priority by promoting our safety goals and procedures, which includes regular safety and observation audits completed in the field.

Requirements

• Email and other communication for upper-level management will be needed on a regular basis.
• Bachelor's degree in engineering from an ABET accredited school.
• This position will require some travel as needed to provide field support.
• Working with our corrosion testers, technicians, operations and other organizations is required.
• Valid driver’s license with a safe driving history that meets National Grid’s Safe Driver policy (e.g., must not have more than one traffic violation in the last year and/or more than one motor vehicle accident within the past three years.) required.
• NACE CP Certification preferred.
• Be proficient and teach direct reports and others on new corrosion electronic database system (Pipeline Compliance System) as well as other National Grid software systems such as Gas GIS, Fortis, CIS. Typical windows knowledge needed for software such as Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
• Knowledge of Federal DOT and corrosion control testing process and tools, as well as demonstrated proficiency with computer systems.
• Knowledge of the Pipeline Compliance System database for collection and storage of testing data. However, corrosion and historical data may be available in multiple formats electronic, paper mapping etc.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance