Staff Specialist

CORROSION PROBE INC•Essex, CT

2d•$80,000 - $120,000•Onsite

About The Position

CPI is seeking a technical engineer or specialist to join our team to support inspection, assessment, and consulting work for Water/Wastewater Infrastructure clients. Work is focused in the northeast but occasionally includes sites across the nation. This role involves field inspections, condition assessments, and technical reporting related to a variety of CPI’s services. This position is based in the Centerbrook, Connecticut office, with regular fieldwork at client sites. The ideal candidate thrives with a mix of in-depth technical assessments, hands-on fieldwork, and technical reporting at a desk.

Requirements

Bachelors in chemical, civil, environmental, or mechanical engineering (or similar field).
Strong attention to detail
Excellent time management
Effective and skilled communicator
Ability to work independently and be a self-starter
Meet 85% billable hours target
Desire to learn a variety of technical disciplines and Corrosion Probe services
Strong teamwork skills and a “can-do” attitude
Physical ability to perform field tasks such as climbing ladders/scaffolding, lifting and carrying up to ~50 lbs on occasion, using power tools for sample collection, and working at heights or in confined spaces, with reasonable accommodations as needed.
Must be authorized to work in the U.S.
Must be current resident of North America
Pre-employment drug screening & background check required
Pass a pre-employment drug screening in compliance with DOT regulations.
Willing to participate in ongoing, randomized drug and alcohol testing as required by DOT standards.
Remain in compliance with CPI’s Drug-Free Workplace policy throughout employment.

Nice To Haves

Professional Engineering in relevant disciplines
Relevant experience such as with Water/Wastewater industry, corrosion, or condition assessment
Certification in applicable industry standards, such as AMPP, NACE, AWS

Responsibilities

Inspect structures and corrosion protection, including reinforced concrete, steel, and protective lining and coatings
Perform field testing (with training/support) including drilled powder samples, core sampling, pH measurements, and ultrasonic testing (UT) of metals
Conduct construction quality assurance inspections
Lead multiple, medium-sized projects concurrently, while appropriately managing scheduling and client expectations
Take diligent notes and record data and observations in the field
Write in-depth technical reports and manage client communication
Develop and maintain relationships with clients
Travel ~25% for non-local, short-term assignments
Local travel to inspection/job sites (~2 hours)