Field Engineer

Corrosion Service Company Limited•Winnipeg, MB

54d•Hybrid

About The Position

Field Engineer – Build Your Career with an Industry Leader! Join a team that values your development, respects your potential, and provides real-world experience in a growing industry. Who We Are Corrosion Service Company Limited (CSCL) has been a pioneer in cathodic protection and corrosion engineering since 1950. As an employee-owned company, our focus is on innovation, sustainability, and putting our people first. We work on some of the world’s most exciting and challenging projects, protecting critical infrastructure while preserving the environment and strengthening the communities we serve. Why Join Us? Collaborative Culture – Become part of a high-energy, high-performing team that values diversity, innovation, and respect. Career Growth – Kickstart your career with opportunities to develop and expand your engineering skill set Hands-On Experience – Work alongside top industry leaders and gain real-world expertise. What’s in it for you: Industry-leading wages and comprehensive benefit plan Work side-by-side with industry leaders in corrosion engineering and start building your successful career portfolio Company-sponsored training/education fees (e.g., P.Eng., NACE, etc.) Fitness club membership discount program Chance to be part of a high-energy and high-performing team Collaborative working environment founded on respect.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited engineering program and be registered as an Engineer-in-Training (EIT). Eligibility to obtain a P.Eng. license or holding a P.Eng. designation is required.
Willingness and desire to work in various weather conditions, spending long days in remote areas.
Good oral, written, and problem-solving skills
Ability to take initiative, be adaptable, and work in a team environment.
Legally eligible to work in Canada.

Nice To Haves

NACE CP2 certification is an asset.

Responsibilities

In projects throughout Canada and the USA, complete cathodic protection surveys on pipelines and other infrastructure.
Learn to collect, interpret, and understand key data as it relates to cathodic protection, DC interference, and voltage gradients, such as analyzing waveform oscilloscope measurements, measuring soil resistivities, gathering pipe-to-soil potential and rectifier data, and conducting continuity testing.
Locate pipelines and describe physical onsite characteristics for subsequent analysis.
Ensure that all required technical reporting is submitted to the Team Leads/Project Engineers.
Complete tasks related to field testing and installation of various Cathodic Protection and AC mitigation projects.
Play a key role in ensuring our field services are delivered safely, efficiently, and profitably.
Take ownership of accurate reporting, timesheet and expense submissions, and inventory tracking—all while maintaining a strong commitment to health and safety protocols.
Support monthly safety meetings and compliance audits.
Collaborate with technical staff and foster a positive, respectful team environment.