About Pipeline Integrity Resource (PIR): At PIR, we protect the arteries of America. Our team is on the front lines of pipeline integrity, delivering high-performance cathodic protection and corrosion control solutions across the country. We work hard, travel far, and take pride in keeping critical infrastructure safe, efficient, and long-lasting. If you’re a hands-on professional with a keen eye for detail and a knack for troubleshooting in the field—we want you.
What You’ll Do:
As a Corrosion Technician, you'll be the boots-on-the-ground expert in corrosion control, performing critical assessments and system maintenance to ensure pipeline safety and regulatory compliance. You’ll work independently or with a team to gather high-quality data, solve problems on-site, and maintain pipeline integrity across various terrains and weather conditions.
Key Responsibilities:
•Conduct annual surveys and bi-monthly reads of cathodic protection systems.
•Perform Closed Interval Surveys (CIS) to assess coating effectiveness and corrosion control.
•Execute interference testing and mitigation procedures.
•Document and analyze pipe-to-soil potential readings and other field data.
•Troubleshooting & System Maintenance
•Identify and troubleshoot issues in cathodic protection systems, including rectifier repair, calibration, and maintenance.
•Assist in designing and implementing CP system enhancements.
•Installation & Tech Integration
•Install, configure, and maintain Remote Monitoring Units (RMUs) and associated telemetry systems.
•Perform site checks and ensure proper signal and data transmission.
•Accurately record field data and maintain detailed records in company software and customer databases.
•Generate reports for internal use and client delivery—timely and with precision.
What You Bring to the Table:
•NACE CP1 or CP2 Certification required (or ability to obtain within 6 months).
•Minimum 2 years of hands-on corrosion technician experience, including CP system testing, survey work, and troubleshooting.
•Familiarity with CIS, interference testing, and rectifier maintenance.
•Working knowledge of pipeline safety regulations (DOT/PHMSA standards).
•Proficient in using CP instruments, GPS mapping tools, and RMU configuration software.
•Travel & Physical Requirements:
•Must be willing to travel nationwide on a rotational basis (per diem, lodging, and travel covered).
•Capable of working in various outdoor conditions and lifting up to 50 lbs.
•Valid driver’s license required; CDL preferred but not mandatory.
•Experience with GPS data collection and mapping software.
•Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills under pressure.
•Tech-savvy with a passion for keeping things running smooth.
Why Join PIR?
•Per Diem, Paid Travel, and Company-Provided Lodging
•Industry-Leading Equipment and Tools
•Tight-knit, high-performing team with room for growth
•Meaningful work that protects people, communities, and the environment
If you’ve got a sharp eye, a strong work ethic, and a drive to deliver top-tier integrity services, PIR is ready to welcome you. Let’s get to work.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $30.00 - $40.00 per hour
Benefits:
Compensation Package:
Schedule:
Experience:
•corrosion technicians: 2 years (Required)
License/Certification:
•NACE CPA1 or CP2 Cerrification (Required)
•Driver's License (Required)
Willingness to travel:
Work Location: On the road