The role of a Cathodic Protection (CP) Technician can be complicated. So, many New Zealand employers prioritise candidates who hold a relevant engineering degree that specialises in Civil or Chemical Engineering when recruiting CP Technicians. Alternatively, significant industry experience can make up for a gap in education. However, possessing a post-graduate degree in CP or Corrosion Engineering can greatly increase your chances of securing a role.
The day-to-day job responsibilities of a CP Technician can include some or all of the following:
After gaining experience, many CP Technicians can go on to become more senior in Cathodic Protection. However, other options include moving into similar areas such as Inspection Engineering or Health & Safety.
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