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How much do 3rd shift witness protection program jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 13, 2026, the average yearly pay for 3rd shift witness protection program in the United States is $71,144.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $58,500.00 and $84,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between 3Rd Shift Witness Protection Program vs 3Rd Shift Security Guard?

Aspect3Rd Shift Witness Protection Program3Rd Shift Security Guard
CredentialsBackground checks, security clearanceSecurity license, background check
Work EnvironmentHigh-security facilities, law enforcement settingsCommercial, residential, or event sites
Employer & IndustryGovernment agencies, law enforcementPrivate security firms, businesses

The 3Rd Shift Witness Protection Program involves safeguarding witnesses in law enforcement settings, requiring security clearances and working within government agencies. In contrast, 3Rd Shift Security Guards provide general security services across various industries, focusing on property and personnel protection. While both roles operate during overnight hours and require security credentials, the Witness Protection Program is specialized and government-focused, whereas Security Guards serve a broader range of clients and environments.

Can anyone get into the 3Rd Shift Witness Protection Program?

The 3rd Shift Witness Protection Program is typically limited to individuals involved in criminal cases who require protection and are approved through law enforcement agencies. Eligibility depends on the specific case, security clearance, and cooperation with authorities; it is not open to the general public. Candidates usually undergo background checks and training related to security protocols.

Do people in the 3Rd Shift Witness Protection Program work jobs?

The 3rd Shift Witness Protection Program is a specialized government initiative that provides safety and relocation for witnesses, not a typical employment role. Participants are usually in protective custody rather than working standard jobs during their participation. Employment considerations depend on individual circumstances and program requirements, but the program itself does not involve regular employment activities.

How do you get a job in the 3Rd Shift Witness Protection Program?

To work in a third shift witness protection program, candidates typically need a background check, security clearance, and relevant law enforcement or security experience. Applying through government agencies or law enforcement departments that manage witness protection is essential, and candidates should be prepared for shift work and high-security protocols.

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Cathodic Protection Program Coordinator

Kenedy, TX • On-site

RWDY Inc
Oil and Gas Extraction • 501 - 1,000 employees
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$127.58/hr

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Coordinate and execute cathodic protection activities for pipelines, stations, terminals, tank batteries, facilities, and associated buried process piping.

  • Develop survey routes, collect field data, and ensure documentation of inspection results, maintenance activities, and corrective actions.

  • Coordinate field activities with internal teams and third-party contractors, monitor work progress, and verify work quality and adherence to standards.

Job description

Job Title
Cathodic Protection Program Coordinator
Compensation
$127.58/hr – 1099
Location
3778 County Road 344
Kenedy, TX 78119
Schedule
9 days on / 6 days off (9/80)
Scope
The Cathodic Protection (CP) Program Lead/Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and executing the Eagle Ford cathodic protection program to ensure the integrity, reliability, and regulatory compliance of pipeline and facility assets. This position supports both regulated and non-regulated assets through planning, execution, documentation, contractor oversight, and maintenance of cathodic protection systems.
The CP Program Coordinator serves as the primary field execution coordinator for cathodic protection activities, acting as the interface between Pipeline Operations, Asset Integrity, Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, and third-party service providers. The role ensures required inspections, surveys, maintenance activities, and regulatory documentation are completed accurately and on schedule. Responsibilities align with corrosion control program requirements and applicable PHMSA, DOT, state regulations, internal standards, and corporate Asset Integrity requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Program Execution & Maintenance
  • Coordinate and execute cathodic protection activities for pipelines, stations, terminals, tank batteries, facilities, and associated buried process piping.
  • Develop annual and monthly CP work plans and survey schedules.
  • Coordinate rectifier inspections, annual surveys, close interval surveys (CIS), interference testing, isolation testing, and other required inspections.
  • Monitor cathodic protection system performance and identify deficiencies requiring corrective action, including facilitating fit-for-purpose solutions with Engineering to ensure lifecycle optimization.
  • Coordinate maintenance and repair activities for rectifiers, ground beds, anodes, test stations, bonds, and isolation devices.
  • Support Facility Engineering, Pipeline Integrity, and Corrosion Engineer program strategies, along with program control strategies, to meet long-term integrity management objectives.
Planning, Data Collection & Documentation
  • Develop survey routes and independently collect field data.
  • Ensure field survey data is uploaded and maintained in the required format for cathodic protection records within approved company databases and records management systems.
  • Ensure inspection results, maintenance activities, and corrective actions are documented accurately and within required timeframes.
  • Maintain regulatory and audit-ready documentation supporting DOT, PHMSA, state regulatory, and company requirements.
  • Support audit activities and provide requested documentation during regulatory or internal reviews.
Contractor & Field Coordination
  • Coordinate field activities with Pipeline Operations, Maintenance, Land, Production Operations, and Integrity personnel.
  • Interface with third-party CP contractors and service providers.
  • Verify contractor work quality and adherence to company procedures and standards.
  • Track work progress, schedules, and deliverables.
  • Review work assignments and contractor daily work output for the Bullhorn account.
  • Review pipeline surveillance daily work assignments and contractor daily work output for the Chapman account.
Communication & Reporting
  • Provide monthly program performance updates to Pipeline Operations and Asset Integrity leadership.
  • Communicate program status, inspection findings, compliance concerns, and emerging risks.
  • Maintain program dashboards and performance metrics as requested.
Regulatory Compliance
Ensure all required corrosion control inspections, surveys, maintenance activities, and remedial actions are completed in accordance with:
  • 49 CFR 192
  • 49 CFR 195
  • Applicable state regulations
  • Company DOT procedures
  • Internal Asset Integrity requirements
Follow DOT-required activities for pipeline maintenance and ensure activities are documented in the designated database in a timely manner.
Required Qualifications
  • High school diploma or equivalent required; technical degree preferred.
  • AMPP/NACE Cathodic Protection Technician (CP1) certification.
  • Minimum five years of experience in cathodic protection, pipeline integrity, corrosion control, or related field operations.
  • Experience performing work on PHMSA-regulated liquid and gas pipeline systems.
  • Demonstrated experience with cathodic protection surveys, rectifier inspections, and field data collection.
  • Ability to work independently in remote field environments.
  • Valid driver’s license and ability to travel frequently throughout operating areas.
  • Strong organizational, communication, and documentation skills.
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and electronic data management systems.
Required Program Capabilities
The contractor shall:
  • Supply tools, equipment, vehicles, if applicable, phones, and other necessary resources to field personnel.
  • Develop survey workflows for field data within the existing route framework.
  • Provide monthly progress updates to Pipeline Operations and Asset Integrity.
  • Maintain Veriforce Operator Qualifications (OQs).
  • Ensure a minimum of two qualified OQ personnel capable of performing required cathodic protection tasks.
  • Follow DOT-required inspection, maintenance, and corrosion-control activities for work crews and document all work within required timeframes in the designated company database.
Preferred Qualifications
  • AMPP/NACE Cathodic Protection Technician (CP2 or higher) certification.
  • AMPP/NACE Corrosion Technician certification.
  • Experience with CIS surveys, DCVG, ACVG, interference testing, and troubleshooting impressed current systems.
  • Experience with GIS, mobile data-collection applications, and integrity management systems.
  • Knowledge of underground piping, facility corrosion programs, and integrity management processes.
At a minimum, the contingent worker shall ensure qualified personnel—or personnel operating under qualified supervision—are maintained for PHMSA-covered tasks, including:
  • Performing cathodic protection surveys
  • Inspecting cathodic protection rectifiers
  • Inspecting interference bonds
  • Clearing shorted casings
  • Inspecting and testing electrical isolation devices
  • Taking cathodic protection potential measurements
  • Troubleshooting in-service cathodic protection systems
  • Performing close interval surveys (CIS)
  • Inspecting and maintaining cathodic protection rectifiers
All work must be performed consistently with company procedures and applicable OQ requirements.
Success Measures
  • 100% completion of required regulatory CP inspections and surveys.
  • Timely closure of identified CP deficiencies.
  • Accurate and complete data capture and records management.
  • Regulatory compliance and audit readiness.
  • Reliable cathodic protection coverage across pipeline and facility assets.
  • Safe execution of all field activities with no recordable incidents.

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