Summary from listing
The Corrosion Protection Engineer is responsible for designing and implementing corrosion protection systems, monitoring protective and cathodic protection systems, conducting site inspections and surveys, recommending coatings and materials, preparing technical reports and risk assessments, ensuring compliance with industry standards, coordinating with contractors and QA/QC teams, and troubleshooting failures. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in Engineering, professional certification and registration, at least five years of corrosion prevention experience, knowledge of coating systems and cathodic protection, familiarity with international corrosion standards, strong analytical and diagnostic skills, and experience with oil and gas or infrastructure projects.
