Technician 2 – Corrosion Control

FortisBC

Cathodic protection technician maintaining corrosion-control systems for FortisBC, a British Columbia energy provider. Testing pipelines, troubleshooting electrical interference, coordinating repairs, and analyzing safety data.

Posted 8/17/2026full-timeSurrey • 🇨🇦 CanadaMid-LevelSenior💰 CA$82,914 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in cathodic protection system maintenance, installation, and troubleshooting, with a strong understanding of corrosion theories and electrical interference. Proficient in analyzing data and preparing technical reports while ensuring compliance with industry standards.

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Certified Cathodic Protection Tester (CP1)Cathodic Protection System MaintenanceDC/AC Electrical Interference KnowledgeMicrosoft Office ProficiencyCorrosion Theory Application

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Hard Skills

Cathodic Protection System InstallationTroubleshooting Cathodic Protection IssuesAnalyzing Cathodic Protection MeasurementsPreparing Technical ReportsOperating Intricate Instrumentation

Soft Skills

Independent WorkTeam CollaborationJudgment and Decision-MakingCustomer Communication

Tools & Technologies

Remote Monitoring UnitsCorrosion Data Management SystemsConstruction Management Software

Certifications & Qualifications

Certified Cathodic Protection Tester (CP1)Coating Inspection Program Level 1

Industry Keywords

CSA Z662NACE StandardsFortisBC StandardsAnode Bed InstallationsSafety Compliance

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Travel to local and remote locations to monitor and test cathodic protection systems
Develop plans and maintain, install, or arrange installation of cathodic protection systems
Inspect deep anode bed installations for contract compliance
Coordinate materials, contractors, and construction crews
Analyze cathodic protection measurements against CSA Z662, OCC1, industry practices, NACE, and FortisBC standards
Troubleshoot and repair cathodic protection issues, including underground shorts, anode failures, and rectifier failures
Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and replace Remote Monitoring Units
Investigate AC/DC electrical interference and assess impacts on cathodic protection and safety
Prepare reports, spreadsheets, graphs, and analyses using software applications
Respond to crew, municipality, and contractor requests with technical information and guidance
Maintain corrosion, construction record, mapping, and facilities management data systems
Prepare repair procedures and monitor completion within established timeframes
Respond to customer queries and explain work requirements
Liaise with pipeline companies and municipal personnel regarding interference problems
Follow safety rules and participate in workplace safety initiatives

Requirements

What you’ll need

Recognized as a Certified Cathodic Protection Tester (CP1) by N.A.C.E.
Successful completion of Coating Inspection Program Level 1
Four (4) years of directly related experience
Working knowledge of cathodic protection system maintenance and operation
Knowledge of corrosion theories and their application to buried pipelines
Working knowledge of DC/AC electrical interference
Ability to operate Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, Word, and Outlook
Ability to work independently with minimum supervision and within a team environment
Ability to analyze information and make sound judgments
Ability to operate and perform basic calibration on intricate instrumentation
Mechanical aptitude
Valid BC driver's licence and safe driving record

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary and benefits package
Life-long career development support
Volunteerism and community involvement support
Safe, inclusive, and diverse workplace
Short-term incentive eligible: No