Gas System Analyst

Career finder•Rice Lake, WI

64d•$33 - $65•Onsite

About The Position

WEC Energy Group is a large electric and natural gas holding company serving millions of customers across the Midwest. They are committed to providing clean, reliable, and affordable energy sustainably, with customers at the core of their business. As a Fortune 500 company, WEC Energy Group values its employees, offering fulfilling careers where safety and well-being are prioritized, along with competitive pay and benefits. They seek talented, energetic individuals for a diverse and inclusive workforce, driven by a passion to make a difference.

Requirements

Valid Driver's License Required
Demonstrates fundamental technical knowledge and analytical skills
Experience in a directly related technical field is beneficial such as gas distribution operations, process control operations, mapping/GPS applications, corrosion prevention operations, gas system control operations and/or gas distribution code compliance
Minimum of 2-4 years as Gas System Associate Analyst or experience in a directly related technical field such as gas distribution operations, mapping/GPS applications, corrosion prevention operations, gas system control operations and/or gas distribution code compliance
Demonstrates analytical problem solving skills and effective oral/written communication skills
Relevant experience is based on the specific role of the position, e.g. Instrumentation and Control, Maps and Records, corrosion and Standards
Specific responsibilities may require particular industry certification such as National Association of Corrosion Engineers – NACE Level 1 certification and Operator Qualification for Gas Control Operations

Nice To Haves

Associate's degree in related technical field is preferred
A sound understanding of gas distribution codes is preferred

Responsibilities

Install, test, calibrate, troubleshoot, and maintain electronic instrumentation and equipment for gas field SCADA systems, mechanical and pneumatic devices.
Install, maintain, and provide field support for station equipment including pressure regulation, metering, boilers, odorant injection equipment, and chromatographs.
Provide leadership and support for station startups and commissioning.
Complete assigned code-required inspections, including calibrations of instrumentation and station metering.
Update records as necessary.
Install and maintain volume correcting instruments and telecommunication equipment for large volume gas meters and transportation customers.
Respond to pressure and meter alarms for large volume and transport customers.
Complete and maintain telecommunication equipment documentation for transport customers.
Ensure documentation of associated meter records.
Support other departments with tasks such as Gas Control Room Management point-to-point certifications, odorant transfers, and odorant density sampling.
Support emergency response activities.