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The person in this position will manage and perform engineering tasks for gas and oil pipeline projects that typically include station upgrades, relocation and protection of existing pipelines, routing of proposed pipelines, pipe sizing, documents, and trenchless construction design. Qualified individuals will have strong engineering design experience related to pipeline systems engineering, system integrity, and construction or experience related to piping in the natural gas, liquefied natural gas, and oil sectors. This person will help develop our presence and assist with establishing our capabilities related to natural gas pipelines. The work may involve short-term, out-of-town assignments. Project responsibilities will include preparing detailed engineering design of gas, hazardous liquids, slurry, and other pipeline systems projects including design of trenchless crossings (Bore, Microtunnel, HDD). The role also involves preparing detailed engineering of pipeline facilities including regulation and meter runs, pig launchers, interconnects, relief systems, measurement systems, compressor station piping systems, gas conditioning systems, and distribution system design. Additionally, the individual will participate in field/site walks to coordinate field investigation work for surveys, utility investigations, and cathodic protection in support of the pipeline design effort. Preparing project funding documents such as cost estimates, equipment bid summaries, and authorization requests is also a key responsibility. The position requires managing small to mid-size projects and teams up to $25 million in total installed cost and preparing proposals in response to client RFPs. The ideal candidate will possess a Bachelor's degree in mechanical or civil engineering with coursework related to the job responsibilities and a minimum of 5 years of experience in the gas pipeline sector including project engineering and design or operating company experience. Knowledge of gas codes and regulations, including 49 CFR Part 192, B31.8, and API 1104 is essential, along with a Professional Engineer (PE) certification or the ability to obtain PE certification within one year. Familiarity with CAD and Microsoft Office software, strong interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills, and a willingness to work in a project team environment that encourages self-initiative are also important.
