Asset Integrity Specialist I/II/III

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As an Asset Integrity Specialist, you will ensure the integrity of the gathering and pipeline system against corrosion damage. The technical skills you have acquired are invaluable as you provide straightforward decisions. A focus on safety will bring success in this role!

Your work will challenge you, and with our Core Values to guide you, you’ll quickly learn and grow with us.

For an Asset Integrity Specialist III Responsibilities/Expectations:

- Performs a variety of tasks involved in troubleshooting, testing, calibrating, maintaining, installing and/or repairing malfunctions of the equipment in areas of expertise

- Supports external/internal corrosion control programs, ensures adequate monitoring and mitigations, and follows DOT requirements

- Processes corrosion data, generates, analyzes and communicates monthly reports; works with business partners to resolve issues

- Provides guidance and project scoping for corrosion control issues

- Performs the data integration and analysis process relating to corrosion control testing

- Evaluates performance of equipment and makes adjustments as necessary and performs pipeline integrity surveys

- Provides company wide support and training, including standards and procedures development

- Other duties as assigned

Education/Years of Experience:

- Required: High School Diploma or GED and a minimum of four (4) years related work experience

- Preferred: Associates Degree in vocational, technical or business field

Physical and Environmental Work Requirements:

- Work in extreme temperatures, with loud noises and in enclosed spaces

- Carry and lift items that weigh a minimum of 50 lbs

- Stand, walk, climb, bend, stoop, and squat, often for long periods of time

- Work at elevated levels, potentially from man lifts, ladders, scaffolding, and/or small towers, with appropriate PPE (Personal Protection Equipment)

- Use hand tools

Shift/Work Hours/Travel Requirements:

- Ability to work after hours, on-call rotations, nights, weekend shifts and holidays as needed

- Ability to travel to troubleshoot and provide training as needed

Other Requirements:

- Demonstrates aptitude and ability to embrace technology and applications to drive operational efficiency and streamline processes

- Needs proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office Application and PC skills

- Demonstrates excellent organizational/interpersonal skills and safety as the upmost priority

- Must posses valid State Driver’s license with a good driving record

- Solid understanding of corrosion control mitigation methodology and corrosion mechanisms

- Basic knowledge of CFR Parts 192 Natural Gas and 195 Liquid Pipeline Regulations.

- Preferred: Extensive knowledge of CFR Parts 192 Natural Gas and 195 Liquid Pipeline Regulations and good understanding of basic D/C electrical circuits

- Ability to acquire NACE/AMPP CIP Level 1 Certification

- Must possess NACE/AMPP Cathodic Protection Level I Certification (CP1)

- Preferred: NACE/AMPP Cathodic Protection Level II Certification (CP2)

For an Asset Integrity Specialist II

Responsibilities/Expectations:

- Performs a variety of tasks involved in troubleshooting, testing, calibrating, maintaining, installing and/or repairing malfunctions of the equipment in areas of expertise

- Supports external/internal corrosion control programs, ensures adequate monitoring and mitigations, and follows DOT requirements

- Processes corrosion data, generates, analyzes and communicates monthly reports; works with business partners to resolve issues

- Provides guidance and project scoping for corrosion control issues

- Performs the data integration and analysis process relating to corrosion control testing

- Other duties as assigned

Education/Years of Experience:

- Required: High School Diploma or GED and a minimum of two (2) years related work experience

- Preferred: Associates Degree in vocational, technical or business field

Physical and Environmental Work Requirements:

- Work in extreme temperatures, with loud noises and in enclosed spaces

- Carry and lift items that weigh a minimum of 50 lbs

- Stand, walk, climb, bend, stoop, and squat, often for long periods of time

- Work at elevated levels, potentially from man lifts, ladders, scaffolding, and/or small towers, with appropriate PPE (Personal Protection Equipment)

- Use hand tools

Shift/Work Hours/Travel Requirements:

- Ability to work after hours, on-call rotations, nights, weekend shifts and holidays as needed

- Ability to travel to troubleshoot and provide training as needed

Other Requirements:

- Demonstrates aptitude and ability to embrace technology and applications to drive operational efficiency and streamline processes

- Needs proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office Application and PC skills

- Demonstrates excellent organizational/interpersonal skills and safety as the upmost priority

- Must posses valid State Driver’s license with a good driving record

- Basic knowledge of CFR Parts 192 Natural Gas and 195 Liquid Pipeline Regulations

- Must be able to acquire NACE/AMPP CIP Level 1 Certification

- Must possess NACE/AMPP Cathodic Protection (CP) Level I Certification

- Must acquire Operator Qualification (OQ)

For an Asset Integrity Specialist I

Responsibilities/Expectations:

- Performs a variety of tasks involved in troubleshooting, testing, calibrating, maintaining, installing and/or repairing malfunctions of the equipment in areas of expertise

- Supports external/internal corrosion control programs, ensures adequate monitoring and mitigations, and follows DOT requirements

- Processes corrosion data, generates, analyzes and communicates monthly reports; works with business partners to resolve issues

- Provides guidance and project scoping for corrosion control issues

- Performs the data integration and analysis process relating to corrosion control testing

- Other duties as assigned

Education/Years of Experience:

- Required: High School Diploma or GED

- Preferred: Associates Degree in vocational, technical or business field

Physical and Environmental Work Requirements:

- Work in extreme temperatures, with loud noises and in enclosed spaces

- Carry and lift items that weigh a minimum of 50 lbs

- Stand, walk, climb, bend, stoop, and squat, often for long periods of time

- Work at elevated levels, potentially from man lifts, ladders, scaffolding, and/or small towers, with appropriate PPE (Personal Protection Equipment)

- Use hand tools

Shift/Work Hours/Travel Requirements:

- Ability to work after hours, on-call rotations, nights, weekend shifts and holidays as needed

- Ability to travel to troubleshoot and provide training as needed

Other Requirements:

- Demonstrates aptitude and ability to embrace technology and applications to drive operational efficiency and streamline processes

- Needs proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office Application and PC skills

- Demonstrates excellent organizational/interpersonal skills and safety as the upmost priority

- Must posses valid State Driver’s license with a good driving record

- Must acquire Operator Qualification (OQ) for external corrosion related tasks

- Must acquire NACE/AMPP Corrosion Technician or CP Level I - CP Tester Certification within two years of hire date

- Must acquire Operator Qualification (OQ)

, Projects field gathering and process facilities for electrolytic and biological corrosion within an assigned area. Performs tasks under limited supervision. Is able to troubleshoot and resolve moderately complex tasks. Still requires guidance on unique or highly complex problems.