Atmospheric Corrosion Inspector at Paxon Energy & Infrastructure

Westerville, Ohio, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

17 Dec, 25

Salary

22.0

Posted On

18 Sep, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Atmospheric Corrosion Inspection, Safety Standards, Documentation, Customer Service, Mobile Data Entry, Visual Inspection, Corrosion Monitoring, Coating Application, Hazards of Natural Gas, Fieldwork, Attention to Detail, Technical Experience, Communication, Problem Solving, Regulatory Compliance, Team Collaboration

Industry

Utilities

Description

Description Atmospheric Corrosion Inspector COMPANY DESCRIPTION: Paxon Energy, the leading force in the energy industry and ninth fastest growing company in the U.S., is driven by our unwavering commitment to sustainable solutions and exceptional services. With a collaborative and inclusive culture, Paxon fosters personal and professional growth, empowering individuals to be innovative and make a meaningful impact in shaping the future of energy as well as unlocking their full potential contributing to transformative projects and working alongside industry experts. Join Paxon and become part of a dynamic team dedicated to driving positive change in the world. JOB TYPE: This position will be 1099. LOCATION: Ohio, across several regions. COMPENSATION: $19 - $22 an hour. This will have a competitive pay-out structure that will be based on weekly production and will include a weekly stipend to cover fuel, vehicle, and cell costs. POSITION SUMMARY: The Atmospheric Corrosion Inspection (ACI) Technician is responsible for conducting inspections and performing basic remediation of above-ground gas meters and associated piping exposed to atmospheric conditions. The role ensures compliance with state, federal, and company regulations, with a focus on safety, accuracy, and real-time documentation using company-approved platforms. This position requires fieldwork across assigned regions in Ohio and demands strict adherence to operator qualification (OQ) standards. Paxon will provide support to candidates in obtaining the necessary OQs both pre-hire and post-hire to ensure compliance and long-term success. What you will be responsible for: (Disclaimer: The lists below are not all inclusive and may vary based on location) Conduct visual and physical inspections of natural gas meters and meter sets to identify atmospheric corrosion or other integrity concerns. Inspect high-risk areas including soil-to-air interfaces, pipe supports, splash zones, and disbonded coatings. Perform basic remediation (wire brushing, cleaning, priming, painting, applying protective coatings) when directed by the Company. What you will be responsible for: (continued) Identify advanced corrosion (pitting, flaking, material loss) and flag equipment as Return to Utility (RTU) for evaluation/replacement. Document all inspections in real time using Survey123 applications, ensuring complete and accurate entries. Capture required photo documentation (ERT serial numbers, ground riser views, areas of concern). Immediately report suspected or confirmed gas leaks to the Call Center and remain on site until relieved by Company personnel. Maintain compliance with all regulatory requirements, including 49 CFR §192.479 and §192.481. Always follow Company emergency protocols and safety standards. Duties you can expect day-to-day: Ensures that equipment and personnel stay on the right-of-way. Complete and maintain all Paxon and client specific Operator Qualifications. Exercise your authority to STOP WORK as required to prevent on-site work mishaps and maintain a safe work environment. Ensure all documentation is completed in a timely manner. Prepare the appropriate reports for the assigned activity and submit reports to the Chief Inspector at the designated time. QUALIFICATIONS: You must have the following: (Minimum) High School diploma Valid Driver’s license with clean driving record. Operating personal vehicle. Ability to operate outdoors in varying weather conditions and environments. You must be comfortable communicating with clients and providing excellent customer service. Familiar with Microsoft Office and have excellent attention to detail. Strong attention to detail, safety-oriented mindset, and ability to work independently. Proficiency with mobile data entry applications (Survey123, Service Suit, or equivalent). If you have the following it will be a big plus: (Preferred) A combination of technical experience in pipeline inspection, industrial construction, and pipeline construction of at least four (4) years. NACE CIP Level 1 Operator Qualification (OQ) Requirements Candidates must hold or be able to obtain and maintain OQs as required for each state. Paxon will assist the candidate in obtaining the qualifications. Texas (ASME B31Q) Visual Inspection for Atmospheric Corrosion (0141) Abnormal Operating Conditions (26701) Hazards of Natural Gas & Prevention of Accidental Ignition (26702) Coating Application & Repair – Brush or Roll (0991) Indiana & Ohio (MEA) Abnormal Operating Conditions (KNT192) Hazards of Natural Gas (KNT192-0101) Corrosion Monitoring (KNT192-0401, PEF192-0401.04) Coating Maintenance (KNT192-0402) Prevention of Accidental Ignition (KNT192-2011) We are committed to providing a diversified workforce for our clients: Paxon Energy & Infrastructure is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We invite resumes from all interested parties including women, minorities, veterans, and persons with disabilities. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their protected veteran status and will not be discriminated against based on disability.

Responsibilities

The Atmospheric Corrosion Inspector is responsible for conducting inspections and performing basic remediation of above-ground gas meters and associated piping. This role ensures compliance with regulations and focuses on safety, accuracy, and real-time documentation.