Rural Pipeline Leak Surveyor – Outdoor Adventure Meets Meaningful Work
Location: Across Manitoba
Seasonal Role: May to December
Join KimPro Energy for a one-of-a-kind outdoor experience where your passion for nature, travel, and physical activity meets important work that protects people and the environment.
Are you someone who thrives in the great outdoors, enjoys physical challenges, and is looking for more than just a desk job? As a Rural Pipeline Leak Surveyor, you’ll spend your days hiking through Manitoba’s scenic landscapes, from rolling farmland to rugged wilderness, playing a vital role in keeping communities safe.
This isn’t your average job—it’s a rewarding field position for those who value independence, teamwork, and a deep connection with the land. You’ll become an expert in gas detection and pipeline surveying through comprehensive, paid training, and then hit the trail with a close-knit crew, logging up to 30 km per day on foot while surveying natural gas transmission pipelines.
What You’ll Be Doing
•Trailblaze through Manitoba: Walk long distances daily across a variety of terrains and weather conditions.
•High-tech scouting: Use advanced gas detection tools and GPS mapping equipment to inspect and document pipeline infrastructure.
•Be the first line of defense: Help prevent environmental hazards by detecting and reporting potential gas leaks.
•Adventure with purpose: Travel the province with your crew, staying in new places and making memories along the way.
What Makes You a Great Fit
•You love the outdoors and aren’t afraid of challenging weather or terrain.
•You’re physically fit and enjoy walking, hiking, or backpacking.
•You thrive on independence but also enjoy camaraderie and team goals.
•You’re curious, responsible, and take pride in doing high-quality work.
•You’re eager to spend your summer exploring new areas while making a difference.
Requirements
•Must be available from May to December (full-time, including some weekends/overtime)
•Willing and able to travel extensively and live on the road
•Comfortable working solo in remote areas and navigating various terrains
•Physically fit and capable of walking up to 30 km/day
•No fear of dogs or working in isolated outdoor environments
•Must complete and pass a paid training program (classroom and field-based)
•Must be able to speak and write English fluently for communication and reporting purposes
Perks and Benefits
•All accommodations covered + daily meal allowance
•Team vehicle provided for fieldwork
•Competitive wage package
•Paid training and certification
•Potential for seasonal rehire in future years
•A sense of purpose, adventure, and the satisfaction of protecting people and the environment
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $18.50-$20.00 per hour
Expected hours: 40 – 44 per week
Additional pay:
Flexible language requirement:
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Work Location: In person
Application deadline: 2025-04-30
Expected start date: 2025-05-05