The Corrosion Engineering responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Develop and maintain processes and procedures for internal corrosion control program
Oversee corrosion coupon monitoring program, including location selection and data analysis
Implement internal corrosion monitoring programs and develop corrective actions to mitigate corrosion threats based on risk analysis
Develop chemical treatment plans for pipelines and facilities
Develop and implement facility inspection program for internal corrosion on compressor stations, interconnects, or other EQT facilities
Analyze gas, liquid, and solid samples to determine internal corrosion risk
Support field technicians with advanced troubleshooting of internal corrosion
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 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 and regulatory documentation for audits and inspections.
Required Experience and Skills:
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or related engineering discipline from an accredited engineering college or university
2+ years of corrosion control related experience with an emphasis on internal corrosion control
Valid Driver's License and able to operate a company vehicle
Successful completion of applicable Operator Qualification training
Knowledge of basic engineering concepts, fundamentals and theory
Working knowledge of computer software packages and equipment
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:
Knowledge of pipeline defect assessment methods
Experience with EAM software such as Maximo
PSM Mechanical Integrity experience
4+ years of relevant experience
PE Certification preferred
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