Bachelor's degree in engineering with 7+ years in pipeline engineering or integrity management.
Experience in developing and managing integrity-management programs for regulated pipelines.
Familiarity with pipeline inspection tools and technologies, including ILI planning and anomaly assessment.
Knowledge of pipeline operations, hydraulics, and pressure control systems.
Proficient in Microsoft Office applications; CAD software experience (Solidworks) preferred.
Responsibilities
Lead and enhance the Pipeline Integrity Management Plan for safe pipeline operations.
Supervise Pipeline Integrity Engineers, setting priorities and conducting performance evaluations.
Develop and manage integrity-management plans, including risk assessments and budgets.
Identify and mitigate pipeline integrity threats in compliance with regulations and standards.
Oversee execution of integrity assessments, including ILI tool runs and hydrostatic testing.
Review integrity assessment results and approve engineering analyses and repair recommendations.
Maintain accurate integrity-management records and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
Benefits
Comprehensive health and wellness programs.
Opportunities for professional development and training.
Supportive work environment focused on safety and compliance.
Potential for career advancement within the company.
Full Job Description
This is a full-time, on-site in Casper, Wyoming
What You'll Do:
Lead, administer, and continuously improve the Company's Pipeline Integrity Management Plan to support the safe, reliable, and compliant operation of Company pipeline assets.
Directly supervise Pipeline Integrity Engineers by assigning work, setting priorities, reviewing work products, providing technical direction, conducting performance evaluations, and supporting employee development.
Develop and manage annual and long-range integrity-management plans, including risk assessments, inspection schedules, remediation priorities, budgets, and capital projects.
Ensure pipeline integrity threats are identified, assessed, prioritized, mitigated, and documented in accordance with Company procedures, regulatory requirements, and applicable industry standards.
Oversee the planning, coordination, and execution of in-line inspection (ILI) tool runs, hydrostatic testing, direct assessments, excavations, nondestructive testing, cathodic protection activities, and other integrity assessments.
Review and approve integrity assessment results, anomaly evaluations, engineering analyses, repair recommendations, pressure restrictions, and fitness-for-service determinations.
Ensure identified anomalies, defects, and integrity concerns are repaired, mitigated, monitored, or otherwise addressed within required timeframes.
Maintain complete, accurate, and auditable integrity-management records, including inspection data, risk assessments, repair records, test results, regulatory documentation, and corrective-action tracking.
Monitor and support compliance with applicable federal, state, and local pipeline-safety regulations, including PHMSA requirements under 49 CFR Parts 192 and/or 195, as applicable to Company operations.
Serve as the primary technical liaison for PHMSA, state agencies, and other regulatory representatives during inspections, audits, investigations, and integrity-related inquiries.
Partner with Operations, Engineering, Safety, Environmental, Land, Construction, and external service providers to identify integrity risks, coordinate corrective actions, and support safe pipeline operations.
Ensure integrity-related procedures, Operations and Maintenance manuals, technical standards, and Management of Change documentation are current, practical, and aligned with Company operations and regulatory requirements.
Provide project-management oversight for integrity-related construction, repair, rehabilitation, testing, and inspection projects, including scope development, cost estimates, budgets, contractor coordination, scheduling, and project closeout.
Manage relationships and technical deliverables from integrity vendors, ILI providers, engineering firms, contractors, laboratories, and consultants.
Monitor integrity-program performance, communicate key risks and results to leadership, recommend program improvements, and promote a strong culture of safety, accountability, regulatory compliance, and continuous improvement.
What We're Looking For:
Required Education, Experience and/or Abilities
A bachelor's degree in engineering with seven or more (7+) years of experience in pipeline engineering, pipeline integrity management, or pipeline operations; or an equivalent combination of education and/or experience may be considered.
Demonstrated experience developing, administering, or supporting an integrity-management program for regulated pipeline facilities.
Demonstrated experience with pipeline inspection tools and technologies, including ILI planning, data review, anomaly assessment, repair planning, and documentation.
Working knowledge of pipeline operations, hydraulics, automation, pump and station equipment, pressure control, and Management of Change processes.
Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, including Outlook, Excel and Word.
Experience with CAD software is preferred, specifically Solidworks
Additional Eligibility Qualifications
English language fluency, verbal and written.
Acceptable results of a pre-employment background check, credit check and drug/alcohol test.
