Corrosion Engineer

PG&E Corporation•Fresno, CA

43d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Corrosion Engineer is responsible for providing technical and Field support to the Corrosion compliance organization, Corrosion Program Engineering and other departments maintaining and operating PG&E's natural gas transmission and distribution pipeline system. This position utilizes corrosion control principles to help departments comply with various regulatory requirements. This position also works with and maintains company standards related to corrosion control for transmission and distribution pipelines and is involved in the solving of technical problems related to pipeline corrosion prevention. It does data gathering for the construction and maintenance of cathodic protection systems and other capital investments related to transmission and distribution pipeline corrosion prevention and monitoring. The engineers are responsible for assisting training and developing corrosion maintenance personnel and their supervision. This position is the single point for corrosion support for a specific geographic area including troubleshooting and other problem solving of corrosion control issues. The engineer position is responsible for reviewing all transmission pipeline jobs for Internal and External Corrosion issue in the assigned area of responsibility. The Corrosion Engineering Department is headquartered in San Ramon This position may require approximately 50% travel within the PG&E service territory Incumbent will need to travel to Fresno/Bakersfield monthly. This position is hybrid, working from your remote office and your assigned work location based on business need. The assigned work location will be within the PG&E Service Territory (San Ramon).

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Engineering or equivalent experience
3 years of experience in a corrosion science or utility related field.
Must have a valid California driver's license on day one of employment

Nice To Haves

Gas transmission Integrity Management knowledge
Pipeline cathodic protection system design experience
Pipeline cathodic protection system troubleshooting experience
NACE cathodic protection training
NACE certified coatings inspector
Project management experience
Good writing skills
Work experience and knowledge related to natural gas transmission or natural gas distribution
EIT and PE license
Knowledge of 49 CFR Part 192, CPUC GO 112E
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Ability to work well in a team environment as well as both an office and field setting

Responsibilities

Utilizes engineering principles to help operations and maintenance departments comply with standards, procedures, G.O. 112 E requirements related to corrosion control of natural gas pipelines, and the Code of Federal Regulations, part 192 subpart I and/or subpart O Requirements for Corrosion Control.
Cathodic protection system design, cathodic protection system troubleshooting and repair, corrosion failure analysis and Engineering studies.
Provides consultation on one or more specialized areas related to corrosion control and cathodic protection and below and above grade coating selection and application, as well as provides consultation / guidance to the other Corrosion Engineers and the organization.
Writing and revising PG&E standards related to corrosion control.
Management of expense and capital projects
Auditing of corrosion control records
May contribute and help coordinate corrosion related work with the Integrity Management Implementation of ECDA, ICDA, SCCDA, and Asset Strategy teams to assure consistency of application and philosophy across the company.
May be responsible for a portion of PG&E's service territory and oversees all corrosion related aspects. Collaborates and supports the maintenance organizations, corrosion investigations, and the installation of mitigation equipment.

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