Corrosion Tech: Cathodic Protection & Field Maintenance

Energy Transfer; Watford City (ND); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Energy Transfer is seeking a skilled corrosion technician to apply cathodic protection knowledge across gas and liquid facilities and pipelines. You will repair, install, troubleshoot, and perform maintenance on assigned equipment, while ensuring compliance with SOPs and regulatory requirements.

The role requires hands-on field work, ability to read maps and as-builts, and collaboration with other technicians. A strong safety mindset and willingness to travel or respond to call-outs is essential.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED.
• Valid driver's license required.
• MS Office Suite proficiency.
• Ability to train other technicians and sign off on qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Design, install, operate, inspect and maintain cathodic protection systems within pipeline segments, stations or plants in a reliable and compliant manner.
• Maintain knowledge of regulatory requirements and complete required documentation (OSHA, DOT, EPA, etc.).
• Investigate and analyze corrosion conditions for existing and proposed facilities.
• Generate and maintain reports covering rectifiers, bonds, pipeline isolation and annual corrosion control.
• Read and interpret pipeline maps, as-builts and PLDs; ensure safe and compliant operations.
• Participate in PHMSA/state audits and support the safety program.

Skills

Training ability

Education

High school diploma or GED

Associate of Applied Science - Corrosion Technology

Tools

MS Office Suite

Job description

Energy Transfer is seeking a skilled corrosion technician to apply cathodic protection knowledge across gas and liquid facilities and pipelines. You will repair, install, troubleshoot, and perform maintenance on assigned equipment, while ensuring compliance with SOPs and regulatory requirements.

The role requires hands-on field work, ability to read maps and as-builts, and collaboration with other technicians. A strong safety mindset and willingness to travel or respond to call-outs is essential.