The Corrosion Technician/Senior/Lead responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Installs, operates, and maintains cathodic protection systems and other corrosion mitigation or monitoring systems
• Perform annual/bi-monthly CP surveys such as test points, rectifiers/bond reads, and interference tests and troubleshoots potential issues
• Ensures required pipeline and facility surveys and inspections are completed on time
• Conducts required periodic surveys and completes accurate records on regulated facilities including pipelines and compressor stations
• Tests and maintains AC mitigation systems; collects AC potentials and alerts supervisor of potential issues
• Install, configure and maintain Rectifier Remote Monitoring Units (RMUs)
• Conducts inspections and maintains recordkeeping for both external and internal corrosion pipe exposures
• Install and removes corrosion coupons, collects gas and liquid samples to monitor internal corrosion risk
• Conducts tests to identify potential electrical interference problems on company assets and develops plans for corrective actions
• Assists on compliance related projects as requested
• Advises Engineers on corrosion control design needs
• Interprets technical manuals, specifications, plans, wiring diagrams related to cathodic protection systems
• May perform other duties in another classification, as directed

Required Experience and Skills:

• High School Diploma or GED
• 2+ years of related technical experience, such as natural gas, compression, instrumentation, controls, electrical or other technical fields
• Valid Driver's License and able to operate a company vehicle
• Successful completion of AMPP Cathodic Protection Tester (CP1) within one year of hire
• Successful completion of applicable Operator Qualification training
• Basic knowledge of computer software packages and equipment
• Basic knowledge of mathematics and electricity
• Basic knowledge of CFR 49, Part 192 and/or Part 195
• Ability to pass a physical capabilities test (which includes but is not limited to lifting and carrying 70 lbs., walking 1/2 mile at various inclines, etc.) necessary to demonstrate the physical ability to perform the essential functions of this job
• 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:

• Associates degree in electronics, or vocational certification in Electrical/Electronics
• Experience in natural gas or hazardous liquids
• AMPP CP 1 or higher

This role is covered under PHMSA / FMCSA regulations.