Cathodic Protection Technician (CP1 / CP2)

    Highlights

    Osmose is seeking a licensed Cathodic Protection CP1/CP2) technician to performs cathodic protection (CP) testing, inspection, and evaluation of cathodic protection systems installed on electric transmission and distribution assets, including steel transmission towers and related structures. Outdoor work in varying weather conditions with potential exposure to electrical hazards, chemicals, and moderate noise levels.

    Numbers & Facts

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    Description

    1099 contract 3-6 months*

    Summary

    Osmose is seeking a licensed Cathodic Protection CP1/CP2) technician to performs cathodic protection (CP) testing, inspection, and evaluation of cathodic protection systems installed on electric transmission and distribution assets, including steel transmission towers and related structures. Responsible for conducting field testing in accordance with industry standards, Osmose procedures, and customer specifications. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.

    Essential Duties and Responsibilities

    Personnel engaged in testing cathodic protection systems installed on electric assets must be able to perform cathodic protection testing activities on electric utility assets in accordance with customer requirements, industry standards, and Osmose procedures.

    Cathodic Protection Testing Procedures

    Soil pH testing

    Soil resistivity soil box method

    Structure-to-electrolyte potential measurements (within 23 inches of tower leg at a maximum depth of 2 feet)

    Structure resistance 3 pin method

    Current requirement testing

    Galvanizing thickness testing

    Existing cathodic protection system testing

    Structure-to-soil potential

    Instant on / Instant off testing

    Coupon testing

    Anode current testing

    Identification of galvanic and impressed current systems

    Rectifier output voltage and current measurements

    General system troubleshooting

    Minimum Qualifications

    High school diploma or GED

    5 years experience and holding a current Cathodic Protection Tester (AMPP/NACE CP1) certification required

    Valid drivers license and acceptable driving record

    Ability to read technical procedures and document test results

    Ability to work outdoors and around energized electrical equipment

    Preferred Qualifications

    5 years experience and holding current Cathodic Protection Technician (AMPP/NACE CP2) certification preferred

    Experience with electric transmission or distribution assets

    Physical Demands

    Requires standing, walking, climbing, bending, and lifting up to 50 pounds regularly and up to 100 pounds occasionally.

    Work Environment

    Outdoor work in varying weather conditions with potential exposure to electrical hazards, chemicals, and moderate noise levels.

    Equal Employment Opportunity

    Osmose is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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