Cathodic Protection (CP) Technicians (Dukhan) ID-1229

BAE Systems Strategic Aerospace Services WLL | Full time

Cathodic Protection (CP) Technicians (Dukhan)

a) CIPS & DCVG Surveys on pipelines in the Oil & Gas Operations network in Dukhan Fields including piping/pipeline networks in Plant areas, Road Crossings.

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b) Carry out conventional cathodic protection works such as potential, voltage and current measurements at test points, T/R units PM checks/measurements, Tank PSP/Off potentials surveys, identifying current drainage sources, and checking & identifying the continuity bonds, cross bonds, condition of insulating joints, and other cathodic protection hardware related issues either as part of routine surveys or troubleshooting.

c) The Cathodic Protection Technician shall be capable of creating reports for the surveys including an interpretation of the results and comments and recommendations for remedial action, where appropriate.

d) CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL shall from time to time carry out surveys along pipeline routes on the GDS as part of their duties. For the CP technicians, this will be a significant part of their work.

Requirements

Qualifications

  1. Shall possess a Graduate degree in an Engineering discipline or at least a Higher Diploma in Engineering with a certification from NACE as CP Technician (NACE CP Level II).
  2. A minimum experience of Eight (8) years in Cathodic Protection and must have experience in three similar specialized survey scopes (CIPS, DCVG, etc.), within the past 5 years.
  3. Knowledge and experience of Cathodic Protection at all stages in new projects and existing operating systems including preparation of findings and remedial actions report.
  4. Capable of carrying out SACP and ICCP surveys.
  5. Proficient in CIPS and DCVG surveys and interpretations.
  6. Proficient in PSP surveys and interpretations.
  7. Capable of carrying out the Tank internals/bottom CP surveys and interpretations.
  8. Good command of the English language, both written and spoken, is required.
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