Gas Storage Engineer I/II - Detroit, MI

DT Midstream • Detroit, MI

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About The Position

The Gas Storage Engineer supports DT Midstream’s Storage Integrity Management Program (SIMP) and helps maintain storage well and reservoir integrity throughout all life-cycle stages of reservoirs and wells. The role executes engineering duties under the DTM SIMP Plan, identifies information needed to assess and monitor storage integrity, and manages SIMP administrative and continuous-improvement activities. It also analyzes storage-well performance and field operating data, evaluates and updates risk assessments, maintains accurate records and databases, and supports State and Federal SIMP audits. The position includes travel to fields to coordinate and oversee well work, averaging 30% of the time.

Requirements

• Accredited bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Geological Engineering, or a closely related field.
• For Level II only: 3 years of experience in gas storage reservoir engineering or related experience.
• Analytical ability to gather, interpret, and communicate data effectively, orally and in writing.
• Ability to use mathematics, logic, and reasoning to analyze data.
• Ability to use related industry software products.
• Demonstrated interpersonal and presentation skills.

Nice To Haves

• Knowledge of API 1171.
• IADC certification.

Responsibilities

• Execute engineering duties in the DTM SIMP Plan.
• Identify engineering, operational, and geologic information requirements for storage well and reservoir integrity assessment and ongoing monitoring, testing, and inspection.
• Manage SIMP administrative tasks, including reviewing and updating procedures; annual reviews; risk assessment peer reviews; setting and tracking goals, objectives, and targets; incident and issue tracking and reviews; management of change; emergency planning and preparedness; training development; and periodic continuous-improvement activities.
• Prepare data for State and Federal audits of the SIMP and assist with audit preparation.
• Analyze historical performance of storage wells.
• Travel to fields to coordinate and oversee well work, averaging 30% of the time.
• Review daily volume, pressure, and gas usage reports and report whether fields are operating within applicable parameters.
• Ensure reliable collection of daily storage injection and withdrawal activity and seasonal pressure data, and maintain accurate departmental databases.
• Evaluate risks to storage fields and wells in alignment with DTM SIMP risk procedures and tools.
• Update risk models with new information obtained through execution of DTM SIMP procedures.
• Maintain records and documentation in alignment with Company and DTM SIMP procedures.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level