Field Anode & Cathodic Protection Tech I

Tarrant Regional Water District; United States; On-site; USD 20,000 - 29,000; Full time

Job summary

The Anode Crew Member at Tarrant Regional Water District supports full-time staff in data collection and maintaining the cathodic protection system for pipelines. You will assist with field tasks, vegetation maintenance, structure inspection, and manual labor as part of a team.

With a focus on safety and reliability, the role requires basic hydraulics understanding, map reading, and mechanically inclined abilities. A valid Texas driver’s license is required, and CDL/Endorsements are desirable.

Qualifications

• Valid Texas driver’s license is required.
• High School Diploma preferred.
• CDL Class A or B without restriction is desirable.
• Endorsements: N (Tanker), H (Hazmat) with N, and T (Doubles/Triples) are desirable.

Responsibilities

• Maintain, monitor, and install zinc anodes and cathodic protection test stations.
• Assist data collection and modify the cathodic protection system.
• Operate field equipment and perform vegetation maintenance and cleaning on pipelines and facilities.
• Pull and park utility trailers and operate heavy machinery as needed.
• May supervise day laborers and ensure district service levels.

Skills

Hydraulics basic understanding

Map reading

Cathodic protection knowledge

Mechanically inclined

Weed eater / mower experience

Trailer/tractor operation

Welding/Light repairs

Trenching/rigging tools

Safety-consciousness

Education

High School Diploma

CDL Class A or B (desirable)

Texas CDL Endorsements (N, H, T) desirable

Tools

Weed eater

Standard mower

Tractor

Backhoe

Dumper/trailer

Job description

The Anode Crew Member at Tarrant Regional Water District supports full-time staff in data collection and maintaining the cathodic protection system for pipelines. You will assist with field tasks, vegetation maintenance, structure inspection, and manual labor as part of a team.

With a focus on safety and reliability, the role requires basic hydraulics understanding, map reading, and mechanically inclined abilities. A valid Texas driver’s license is required, and CDL/Endorsements are desirable.