Sunoco LP
Overview
Sunoco LP is a leading energy infrastructure and fuel distribution master limited partnership operating across 47 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, Europe, and Mexico. The Partnership's midstream operations include an extensive network of approximately 9,500 miles of pipeline and over 100 terminals, supporting fuel distribution to about 10,000 convenience stores, independent dealers, commercial customers, and distributors. At Sunoco, we value our employees and strive to provide a challenging and rewarding experience. The Corrosion Engineer reports to the Sr. Manager of Corrosion Services and is involved in all corrosion control aspects of the company\'s business. This position requires travel to field locations. Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Maintain compliance and asset integrity related to corrosion control for 30+ facilities, including Set corrosion control inspection schedules Oversee contractor field inspections Review contractor reports and recommendations Troubleshoot cathodic protection systems Oversee cathodic protection equipment installations Design and specify new impressed current cathodic protection systems including above-ground storage tank bottom systems Provide technical support for Corrosion Managers, Corrosion Specialists, Corrosion Technicians, Corrosion Engineers, Engineering/Construction/Project Managers, and Operations with corrosion control guidance, pipeline assessments, evaluation, corrosion control designs and repair methods Evaluate corrosion control data and performance metrics; maintain reports and monitor key performance indicators Assist in managing Company Corrosion Control Procedures and Specifications (internal, external, design, mitigation, compliance, and defect evaluations) Assist with communication and management of PHMSA and other regulatory interactions and activities Stay up to date on proposed federal pipeline regulations and recommend changes to operating practices and programs The following reflect common duties performed by the Corrosion Engineer: Provide technical expertise and guidance for the design, implementation, monitoring, and troubleshooting of the Company\'s corrosion control/cathodic protection assets Demonstrate advanced qualifications in corrosion control subjects, including regulations, standards, monitoring and mitigation procedures, assessment and repair of defects, training and qualification of personnel, and design of cathodic protection systems Document activities and inspections and review data accuracy in reports Interpret and apply Company procedures aligning with industry codes and government regulations Defend the Company\'s technical positions in audits, inspections, or enforcement actions Support and QA/QC corrosion personnel work, including External corrosion monitoring and mitigation; knowledge of rectifiers, test points, bonds, close interval surveys, current demand Cathodic protection system design and installation (impressed current and galvanic anode systems); deep/shallow anode beds Cathodic protection testing (interference testing and mitigation) Atmospheric corrosion monitoring and mitigation (coating inspections, failure investigations, re-coating/painting specifications and oversight) Internal corrosion monitoring and mitigation Assist in developing the annual O&M and capital budgets; provide input on maintenance scopes, develop cost estimates, assess feasibility, and ensure equipment is state-of-the-art; support capital projects through approval to completion Develop, support, and enforce department technical policies and procedures; identify potential problems with procedures to comply with regulations Monitor field activities for compliance with procedures through daily contact, reports, and periodic inspections Evaluate how procedures impact field manpower, safety, materials, equipment, and expenses to meet reliability and performance goals Design and develop training materials for area technical personnel; share company-wide and provide instruction aligned with Operator Qualification Program requirements Participate in new facility design and commissioning; assist in designing modifications, coordinate installations, and provide leadership during commissioning with multiple groups Travel approximately 50% of the time Requirements
BS in Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical or Petroleum engineering with 3-6 years\' experience in corrosion prevention and control programs for hazardous liquid and/or gas transmission and plant assets NACE CP 2, NACE Corrosion Technologist, or higher certification preferred Preferred Qualifications (not required)
Excellent oral and written communication skills; highly proficient with PCs and office software Self-starter and self-motivated with the ability to work with minimal supervision Responsibilities Snapshot
PHMSA and State Code compliance considerations Design and maintenance of above-ground storage tank bottom cathodic protection systems Paint and coatings system inspection, selection and repair Pipeline integrity corrosion control issues Working Conditions
Exposure to heat, cold, and other adverse weather conditions Working conditions may include confined spaces Repetitive standing, walking, bending, reaching, and climbing ladders up to 25 feet Occasionally lifting up to 75 lbs Walk up to 2 miles, enter above-ground storage tanks through manways 24 inches or larger, and climb stairs on multiple tanks in a day Drive extensive miles daily Work in industrial and construction environments with potential hazards and may require PPE Reliable attendance; may be required to respond to issues after hours, weekends, or holidays Occasional overnight travel may be required
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Sunoco LP is a leading energy infrastructure and fuel distribution master limited partnership operating across 47 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, Europe, and Mexico. The Partnership's midstream operations include an extensive network of approximately 9,500 miles of pipeline and over 100 terminals, supporting fuel distribution to about 10,000 convenience stores, independent dealers, commercial customers, and distributors. At Sunoco, we value our employees and strive to provide a challenging and rewarding experience. The Corrosion Engineer reports to the Sr. Manager of Corrosion Services and is involved in all corrosion control aspects of the company\'s business. This position requires travel to field locations. Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Maintain compliance and asset integrity related to corrosion control for 30+ facilities, including Set corrosion control inspection schedules Oversee contractor field inspections Review contractor reports and recommendations Troubleshoot cathodic protection systems Oversee cathodic protection equipment installations Design and specify new impressed current cathodic protection systems including above-ground storage tank bottom systems Provide technical support for Corrosion Managers, Corrosion Specialists, Corrosion Technicians, Corrosion Engineers, Engineering/Construction/Project Managers, and Operations with corrosion control guidance, pipeline assessments, evaluation, corrosion control designs and repair methods Evaluate corrosion control data and performance metrics; maintain reports and monitor key performance indicators Assist in managing Company Corrosion Control Procedures and Specifications (internal, external, design, mitigation, compliance, and defect evaluations) Assist with communication and management of PHMSA and other regulatory interactions and activities Stay up to date on proposed federal pipeline regulations and recommend changes to operating practices and programs The following reflect common duties performed by the Corrosion Engineer: Provide technical expertise and guidance for the design, implementation, monitoring, and troubleshooting of the Company\'s corrosion control/cathodic protection assets Demonstrate advanced qualifications in corrosion control subjects, including regulations, standards, monitoring and mitigation procedures, assessment and repair of defects, training and qualification of personnel, and design of cathodic protection systems Document activities and inspections and review data accuracy in reports Interpret and apply Company procedures aligning with industry codes and government regulations Defend the Company\'s technical positions in audits, inspections, or enforcement actions Support and QA/QC corrosion personnel work, including External corrosion monitoring and mitigation; knowledge of rectifiers, test points, bonds, close interval surveys, current demand Cathodic protection system design and installation (impressed current and galvanic anode systems); deep/shallow anode beds Cathodic protection testing (interference testing and mitigation) Atmospheric corrosion monitoring and mitigation (coating inspections, failure investigations, re-coating/painting specifications and oversight) Internal corrosion monitoring and mitigation Assist in developing the annual O&M and capital budgets; provide input on maintenance scopes, develop cost estimates, assess feasibility, and ensure equipment is state-of-the-art; support capital projects through approval to completion Develop, support, and enforce department technical policies and procedures; identify potential problems with procedures to comply with regulations Monitor field activities for compliance with procedures through daily contact, reports, and periodic inspections Evaluate how procedures impact field manpower, safety, materials, equipment, and expenses to meet reliability and performance goals Design and develop training materials for area technical personnel; share company-wide and provide instruction aligned with Operator Qualification Program requirements Participate in new facility design and commissioning; assist in designing modifications, coordinate installations, and provide leadership during commissioning with multiple groups Travel approximately 50% of the time Requirements
BS in Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical or Petroleum engineering with 3-6 years\' experience in corrosion prevention and control programs for hazardous liquid and/or gas transmission and plant assets NACE CP 2, NACE Corrosion Technologist, or higher certification preferred Preferred Qualifications (not required)
Excellent oral and written communication skills; highly proficient with PCs and office software Self-starter and self-motivated with the ability to work with minimal supervision Responsibilities Snapshot
PHMSA and State Code compliance considerations Design and maintenance of above-ground storage tank bottom cathodic protection systems Paint and coatings system inspection, selection and repair Pipeline integrity corrosion control issues Working Conditions
Exposure to heat, cold, and other adverse weather conditions Working conditions may include confined spaces Repetitive standing, walking, bending, reaching, and climbing ladders up to 25 feet Occasionally lifting up to 75 lbs Walk up to 2 miles, enter above-ground storage tanks through manways 24 inches or larger, and climb stairs on multiple tanks in a day Drive extensive miles daily Work in industrial and construction environments with potential hazards and may require PPE Reliable attendance; may be required to respond to issues after hours, weekends, or holidays Occasional overnight travel may be required
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