Corrosion Engineering Technician Associate/I/II/III/Sr.

The Corrosion Engineering Technician (Associate/I/II/Sr) responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Develop and maintain processes and procedures for internal corrosion and external corrosion control programs.
• Oversee Close-Interval-Survey and DCVG/ACVG program along with analyzing results and developing corrective actions.
• Implement internal corrosion monitoring programs and develop corrective actions to mitigate corrosion threats.
• Support field technicians with advanced troubleshooting of rectifiers, bonds, areas of inadequate CP, or DC and AC interference issues.
• Work with the Integrity Management department to assist with implementation of Integrity Management Program through field analysis of pipeline anomalies and developing risk mitigation measure for time dependent threats.
• Prepare for and participate in DOT 192 and DOT 195 state and federal audits.
• Collaborate with Engineering team to assist with Cathodic Protection designs.
• Collaborate with integrity management, operations, and engineering teams to prioritize mitigation and long-term asset protection strategies.
• Develop and maintain metrics to assess program effectiveness and identify areas of higher risk.
• Maintain corrosion records, test station data, and regulatory documentation for audits and inspections.

Required Experience and Skills:

• Associate's degree in related field or equivalent work experience.
• 4+ years of corrosion control related experience.
• Valid Driver's License and able to operate a company vehicle.
• AMPP Cathodic Protection Technician (CP2) or Internal Corrosion for Pipeline 2.
• Successful completion of applicable Operator Qualification training.
• Working knowledge of computer software packages and equipment.
• Working knowledge of mathematics and electricity.
• Working knowledge of CFR 49 Part 192 and/or Part 195.
• Strong organizational, communication, and collaboration skills.
• At times, this role requires both planned and unplanned travel to field and other EQT locations. There may be instances when travel is necessary outside of the core working hours. As a result, the incumbent must be able to work flexible hours and travel to our various operating locations as necessary.

Preferred Experience and Skills:

• Bachelor's degree in related field.
• Knowledge of pipeline defect assessment methods.
• Experience with EAM software such as Maximo.