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Overview Employer Industry: Energy Sector Why consider this job opportunity: Competitive compensation with comprehensive benefits Opportunities for professional growth and career advancement Flexible working environment with a hybrid work model, allowing for remote work options Collaborative and inclusive workplace culture that values teamwork Chance to influence and innovate within the energy sector, contributing to pipeline integrity and safety What to Expect (Job Responsibilities) Develop and maintain annual monitoring and mitigation plans to manage corrosion risks across the system Review and approve project scopes for monitoring, diagnosis, and mitigation Participate in meetings with Operations and Corrosion Prevention Execution teams to communicate technical requirements Perform technical reviews and engineering assessments related to corrosion control Mentor junior and intermediate team members, offering technical guidance and reviews of their work What is Required (Qualifications) Bachelors degree in Engineering with a minimum of 7 years of directly related experience Professional Engineer designation (in Canada) Working knowledge of the oil and gas industry, pipeline operations, and corrosion science Minimum NACE certified CP III or demonstrated equivalent Excellent communication skills to build collaborative relationships and engage others How to Stand Out (Preferred Qualifications) Working knowledge of coatings, microbiologically influenced corrosion, and cathodic protection diagnostic testing NACE CP IV Specialist Experience with Maximo, Power BI, and SharePoint Proficiency using American Innovations PCS Informal leadership skills, including coaching and mentoring #J-18808-Ljbffr