Areas of expertise should include: Cathodic Protection Design and Assessment AC Mitigation Design and Analysis Pipeline Defect Assessment & Repair Code of Federal Regulations Part 192 Design and Maintenance Requirements Pipeline Integrity Assessments Qualifications Minimum Qualifications Bachelor of Science in Engineering AMPP (NACE) CP-4 certification PE license in lieu of CP-4 certification will be considered upon demonstrated industry experience with cathodic protection and corrosion control Minimum 10 years industry experience Written and verbal communication; Job cost accounting; Scheduling; Estimating contract changes; Microsoft Office and Adobe proficiency Solid communicator; Able to effectively organize numerous streams of information; Deadline oriented Physical Demands and Work Environment This position may require significant time standing or walking on uneven ground, possible climbing of ladders or being in high places, working in tight spaces, lifting up to 50 pounds, and, in general, being overall physically demanding. Job Summary Manage project engineering, financial reporting, and document control from a central office as needed concentrating on the schedule, budget updates, vendor/subcontractor contracts, client change orders, invoicing, correspondence logs, and Requests for Information (RFI).