Assistant Corrosion Project Manager

About the role

The Assistant Corrosion Project Manager will support corrosion assessments for pipelines and concrete structures in the water, wastewater, and transportation sectors. The role blends office‑based preparation and reporting with field‑based inspections, requiring travel across the country and adherence to safety protocols.

Key responsibilities

• Coordinate single‑discipline or multidisciplinary teams throughout the project life‑cycle under the supervision of a Project Manager.
• Manage aspects of small projects or specific components of larger projects, ensuring deliverables are on budget and schedule.
• Prepare for field work, compile data, and produce technical reports and memoranda.
• Conduct on‑site assessments, including confined‑space entry, traffic‑adjacent work, and inspections in wastewater structures.
• Perform engineering analyses to develop chemical or process design options and assist in creating drawing packages, cost estimates, and specifications.
• Work independently on small projects and support senior engineers on larger initiatives.

Required profile

• Solid understanding of corrosion mechanisms and materials science.
• Willingness to travel nationally and work in field environments.
• Ability to coordinate workloads and communicate project status to leadership.
• Experience in project execution within oil & gas, chemicals, mining, food & beverage, or industrial markets is preferred.

Required skills

• Microsoft Office proficiency.
• Experience with chemical/process design software such as Aspen Suite.
• Familiarity with EnviroSim (or similar environmental simulation tools).