Cathodic Protection Technician

Service Stream

Cathodic Protection Technician maintaining cathodic protection systems for Service Stream's Australian utility infrastructure. Testing pipelines, analysing corrosion data, and supporting safe, compliant network operations.

Posted 8/19/2026full-timeRingwood • 🇦🇺 AustraliaMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in cathodic protection testing and analysis, with a strong focus on pipeline corrosion management and compliance with Australian standards. Capable of providing technical guidance, conducting field assessments, and preparing detailed reports to enhance system performance and safety.

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Cathodic Protection TestingField Data AnalysisCoating Assessment SurveysTechnical Report PreparationLeadership and Training

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Hard Skills

Field MeasurementsData Logging SystemsCorrosion Protection SystemsElectrical Earthing SystemsSurge Protection SystemsFault-FindingCalibration of Testing EquipmentDCVG Equipment OperationPipeline-to-Foreign Earth Contact LocationCorrective Action Implementation

Soft Skills

Analytical SkillsEffective CommunicationTeam CollaborationMentoring

Tools & Technologies

Cathodic Protection Testing EquipmentField Data Collection ToolsData Management Software

Certifications & Qualifications

Diploma in Electrical, Civil, or EngineeringACA Corrosion Technician CertificateVictorian Driver Licence

Industry Keywords

Pipeline CorrosionVictorian Electrolysis Committee TestingAustralian StandardsQuality SystemsLifecycle Management

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Assess risk and prioritise work programs to support network safety and integrity
Plan and coordinate contractors involved in field data collection activities
Conduct accurate field measurements using specialised cathodic protection testing equipment
Analyse field data and implement corrective actions to optimise system performance
Record and maintain quality asset data to support lifecycle management
Prepare timely reports to satisfy regulatory and statutory requirements
Provide training and technical guidance to contractors and field personnel
Identify trends in system performance and recommend remedial actions
Conduct investigations, fault-finding, surveys, and analysis using specialised equipment
Support the development and enhancement of corrosion protection systems
Assess electrical earthing and surge protection systems to ensure operational safety
Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and upgrade cathodic protection infrastructure
Calibrate and maintain specialised testing equipment in accordance with industry standards
Support continuous improvement initiatives across the business

Requirements

What you’ll need

Extensive experience conducting cathodic protection testing on transmission and reticulation pipelines
Experience coordinating cathodic protection field testing, including Victorian Electrolysis Committee (VEC) area testing and foreign structure interference testing
Demonstrated experience undertaking coating assessment surveys using DCVG equipment
Experience using Pipeline-to-Foreign Earth Contact location equipment
Experience operating and maintaining field-based data logging systems
Knowledge of relevant Australian standards, industry codes, and quality systems
Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret field data and recommend corrective actions
Proven ability to prepare detailed technical reports and communicate effectively with stakeholders
Strong leadership skills with experience training and mentoring contractors and field personnel
Ability to work collaboratively within a team environment
Sound computer and data management skills
Diploma in Electrical, Civil, or Engineering (or equivalent) with at least four years' pipeline corrosion experience; or Australian Corrosion Association (ACA) Corrosion Technician Certificate with a minimum of five years' pipeline corrosion experience; or Electrical trade qualification with at least five years' pipeline corrosion experience and a willingness to obtain the ACA Corrosion Technician Certificate
Current Victorian Driver Licence

Benefits

Comp & perks

Stable, permanent employment with an industry leader
Opportunities to work on critical infrastructure projects
Career development and technical growth opportunities
A supportive and safety-focused culture
Diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone is valued