Corrosion Technician

Description

• Evaluate field data and prepare draft reports for the area supervisor.
• Work independently, make field decisions without direct supervision and be responsible for obtaining field data to determine condition of structures under evaluation.
• Estimate duration for both engineering and construction projects.
• Develop test procedures for complex troubleshooting.
• Organize and perform multiple small projects simultaneously.
• Compile and submit field data for senior staff review.

Requirements

• Demonstrated verbal and written communication skills.
• Government contracts require U.S. Citizenship
• Be familiar with standard survey and construction practices for corrosion control projects.
• Clean driving record and ability to operate a company vehicle
• This position may require significant time standing or walking on uneven ground, possible climbing of ladders or being in high places, working in tight spaces, lifting up to 60 pounds, and, in general, being overall physically demanding. It may also require work in an all-weather environment.
• Ability to work independently as well as interact with team members, clients and management staff.
• Ability/willingness to travel as required for the job.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance