Performs gas engineering studies and evaluates alternative designs or processes related to facilities. Specifies or validates gas materials and equipment for assigned projects. Creates and maintains statewide hydraulic models using Synergi Gas and uses model results to recommend system improvements and support budgeting. Supports UNS Gas initiatives and objectives, and ensures engineering practices and work comply with applicable local, state, and federal laws and standards, including Arizona Pipeline Safety Rules, 49 CFR Parts 190–199, API 1104, the Gas Engineers Handbook, and the Clean Water Act. The position supports GIS, pipeline design, as-builts, and Capital Improvement Project evaluation and redesign. It works with Right-of-Way, district, measurement, materials, standards, warehouse, and procurement personnel; produces construction drawings for interconnects, regulator stations, and large metering stations; and helps maintain safety in construction and maintenance activities. The role may respond to emergencies in the local service area, may provide services to company affiliates subject to the UNS Energy Code of Conduct, and requires occasional travel throughout UESG territories, including overnight or short-notice travel. Level II responsibilities additionally include capital and operating budget analysis, engineering calculations, gas system analysis and recommendations, materials standards and procedure development, material failure investigations, and inventory support. The posting includes qualifications and responsibilities for both Gas Engineer I and II; this title reflects the requested Level I role.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level