Distribution Technician III

Enbridge • Salt Lake, UT

1d • Hybrid

About The Position

Enbridge delivers safe, reliable natural gas to millions of customers. We’re proud of our dedicated, skilled teams and we’re committed to building a workplace where everyone belongs and can grow their career. We are looking for a Distribution Technician III to join our team in Salt Lake City, Utah! What you will do Operate and maintain high‑pressure (HP) pipelines and facilities. Direct and provide inspections for contractors supporting integrity management (IM) projects, inline inspections, assessment digs, etc Prepare accurate records for construction and integrity activities (e.g., assessments, anomaly sizing, field activity reports, pressure testing, NDE). Partner with contractors, developers, property owners, and local/state officials to resolve HP line locations, encroachments, relocations, and related issues. Perform operations, inspections, and maintenance on natural gas facilities (e.g., leak repair, replacements) under general supervision. Assist with HP pipeline shutdowns and procedure development. Complete line marking, pipeline patrols, and initiate class location studies. Maintain assigned vehicles and operations equipment; respond to pipeline emergencies in coordination with internal teams and local responders. Serve as inspector/lead inspector on high‑pressure jobs and provide oversight for integrity management projects (e.g., inline inspections, assessment digs). Monitor one‑call tickets, engage contractors on proximity to HP lines, and provide standby excavation monitoring at HP crossings Who you are Experience: 2+ years as a Distribution Technician II (or equivalent related experience). Education: High school diploma or GED. Technical knowledge: HP construction/maintenance procedures; construction equipment operation and safety; pipe sizes/grades; applicable city, county, state, and federal codes; working knowledge of 49 CFR Part 192 line marking/patrols/class locations. Qualifications: Ability to meet Operator Qualification (OQ) requirements; operate pipe‑locating equipment for HP locates; use UT (ultrasound) equipment; read construction drawings/valve books and company distribution maps; collaborate with design engineering. Ways of working: Able to work independently with minimal supervision, communicate clear instructions, handle issues effectively, and recognize/respond to abnormal operating conditions. Nice to have: Comfort responding to emergency conditions (e.g., minor vehicle/equipment support, radio use), climbing ladders into/out of trenches or limited‑access facilities, recognizing when a DOT class location study is needed, and managing required records. Training is provided where required. Safety‑sensitive screening This position is considered safety‑sensitive and may require background checks and company‑sponsored medical/drug testing in accordance with law and policy. At Enbridge, we offer opportunities for growth, a competitive total rewards package and generous time off. Apply today!

Requirements

• 2+ years as a Distribution Technician II (or equivalent related experience).
• High school diploma or GED.
• HP construction/maintenance procedures; construction equipment operation and safety; pipe sizes/grades; applicable city, county, state, and federal codes; working knowledge of 49 CFR Part 192 line marking/patrols/class locations.
• Ability to meet Operator Qualification (OQ) requirements
• Operate pipe‑locating equipment for HP locates
• Use UT (ultrasound) equipment
• Read construction drawings/valve books and company distribution maps
• Collaborate with design engineering
• Able to work independently with minimal supervision
• Communicate clear instructions
• Handle issues effectively
• Recognize/respond to abnormal operating conditions

Nice To Haves

• Comfort responding to emergency conditions (e.g., minor vehicle/equipment support, radio use)
• Climbing ladders into/out of trenches or limited‑access facilities
• Recognizing when a DOT class location study is needed
• Managing required records

Responsibilities

• Operate and maintain high‑pressure (HP) pipelines and facilities.
• Direct and provide inspections for contractors supporting integrity management (IM) projects, inline inspections, assessment digs, etc
• Prepare accurate records for construction and integrity activities (e.g., assessments, anomaly sizing, field activity reports, pressure testing, NDE).
• Partner with contractors, developers, property owners, and local/state officials to resolve HP line locations, encroachments, relocations, and related issues.
• Perform operations, inspections, and maintenance on natural gas facilities (e.g., leak repair, replacements) under general supervision.
• Assist with HP pipeline shutdowns and procedure development.
• Complete line marking, pipeline patrols, and initiate class location studies.
• Maintain assigned vehicles and operations equipment; respond to pipeline emergencies in coordination with internal teams and local responders.
• Serve as inspector/lead inspector on high‑pressure jobs and provide oversight for integrity management projects (e.g., inline inspections, assessment digs).
• Monitor one‑call tickets, engage contractors on proximity to HP lines, and provide standby excavation monitoring at HP crossings

Benefits

• opportunities for growth
• competitive total rewards package
• generous time off
• FlexWork (Hybrid Work Model) offers eligible employees the opportunity to work variable daily schedules with a flexible start or end time, to opt for a compressed workweek schedule or the option to work from home on Wednesdays and Fridays.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: High school or GED
• Number of Employees: 5,001-10,000 employees