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Cathodic Protection (CP) Inspector

AEWA


Job Location:

Port Harcourt - Nigeria

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 18 June 2026 (30+ days ago)
Application Deadline: 15 September 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Job Summary


To identify & eliminate corrosion & degradation threats to the integrity of buried/underground and submerged assets along the Gas Transmission System (GTS).


Duties & Responsibilities


1. MAIN ACCOUNTABILITIES

  • Develop guidelines/procedures and templates to measure and assure the cathodic protection (CP) of buried/underground and submerged facilities.
  • Develop and define the scope of work for cathodic protection systems for new onshore offshore and subsea buried/underground/submerged assets in conjunction with Contractors and Project Teams to ensure they are adequately protected against external corrosion.
  • Plan and coordinate all types of cathodic protection (CP) field surveys interference testing and monitoring using the most appropriate technology to ensure continual integrity of the buried/underground/submerged assets.
  • Coordinate the receipt and interpretation of all CP reports develop & track remedial actions to maintain an up-to-date CP database for trending and integrity status check of buried/underground/submerged assets.
  • Carry out diagnosis of CP system malfunctions develop and execute effective remedial action and close out report to ensure continuous protection of the buried/underground/submerged assets.
  • Ensure compliance to applicable Codes/Standards and statutory requirements for cathodic protection systems in the oil & gas industry.


Key Performance Indicators

  • 100% compliance to Project CP survey plans.
  • 100% data update completeness and tracking.
  • 100% CP failure investigations and resolution.
  • 100% compliance with Project technical specification and Code requirements.
  • 100% compliance with statutory requirements.


Requirements

Education

  • . Metallurgical & Materials Engineering or Mechanical/Chemical/Electrical Engineering.
  • Possess The Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP) Cathodic Protection Level 2 (CP 2) Certification.

Experience

5 years postgraduate experience out of which at least 3 years should have been spent as a Cathodic Protection Inspector/Engineer or equivalent position in a reputable organization preferably an Oil & Gas company.