Oil & Gas EIT/Coordinator

HDR•Denver, CO

About The Position

HDR is seeking a multidisciplinary Oil and Gas Engineer in Training (EIT) to support natural gas pipeline, liquids pipeline, and facility projects across the United States as part of its expanding Oil & Gas program. Projects may include pipeline mainline work, trenchless installations, and associated facilities such as metering and regulation, compression, over-pressure protection, and storage. The role provides engineering support through the project life cycle, including design, calculations, code and standards compliance, quality checks, procurement, construction documentation, permitting, construction observation, and project coordination. Travel for internal team, client, contractor, and vendor meetings is typically less than 30%, depending on workload and candidate preference. Candidates without an EIT certificate may be hired under a Design Coordinator job code and are expected to obtain their EIT for career progression.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.
Computer skills in Microsoft Office.
Commitment to being an active participant in HDR’s employee-owned culture.
Self-motivation, creativity, and strong organizational, interpersonal communication, writing, and presentation skills.
Ability to function with little direction to meet project goals and to develop detailed plans from conceptual direction.

Nice To Haves

Engineer in Training (EIT) certificate; candidates without one are expected to obtain it for career progression.
Experience with natural gas pipelines and trenchless crossings.
Experience with natural gas regulating facilities.
Computer skills in AutoCAD, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Google Earth.
ArcGIS experience.

Responsibilities

Provide engineering support for multidisciplinary natural gas pipeline, liquids pipeline, and facility projects.
Review and/or perform linear pipeline design and associated calculations.
Verify compliance with applicable codes and standards and perform quality checks.
Review manufacturers’ drawings and prepare procurement specifications and construction documents.
Support bid evaluations and conceptual design studies, and write reports.
Select materials and equipment.
Observe construction and participate in project meetings.
Participate in project permitting.
Perform site investigations and evaluate permitting requirements and environmental conditions.
Travel for internal project team meetings and meetings with clients, contractors, and vendors.
Perform other project tasks as assigned.