Junior Integrity Engineer, Calgary, AB

The Pipe Integrity Engineering Services department within the Safety & Technical Services organization is looking for a junior Integrity Lifecycle Engineer to join the Pipeline Engineering Services / Integrity Lifecycle Team. In this position, you will serve as a bridge for Pipe Integrity, Commercial, and Project teams, which involves providing timely technical solutions, managing operational-driven technical and physical changes, and ensuring proper asset integration. This role will provide you with exposure to a variety of work, offering learning opportunities while ensuring pipe integrity throughout the Project lifecycle. You will have ample chance to collaborate across teams and grow your network.


What you’ll do

Facilitate internal stakeholder engagement between Pipe Integrity, Projects and Project Services for grow projects of all sizes, including pipeline, compression and measurement

Engagement activities include but are not limited to; design & engineering support, due diligence studies, design review, variance and non-conformance reporting (NCR) support, construction support, implement lessons learned, baseline assessment program planning, project integration and turnover

Provide regulatory and community relations support, including project regulatory application preparation and review, response to Information Requests (IR), implementation of project regulatory commitments and conditions

Scope, manage and/or implement operational technical and physical changes, such as facility relicensing or reactivation, flow capacity & operating pressure increase, piping modification, flow reversal, asset decommissioning, divestiture and abandonment (DDA), etc.

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor degree in Engineering, Applied Science or equivalent from an accredited university

Registered, or eligible for registration, as a P.Eng. with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA), or equivalent governing body

2 or more years of relevant engineering work experience, not including co-op or internship work terms

An alternative combination of education and experience may be considered


Preferred Qualifications:

Knowledge in pipeline integrity, facility integrity, or regional field operations

Knowledge of Project Delivery Standard (PDS), SAP system, Management of Change (MOC) and Integrity Management Program (IMP)

Familiar with CSA Z662, Onshore Pipeline Regulatory (OPR), Damage Prevention Regulation (DPR) and CER Project Application Filing Manual

Team player, with excellent written and verbal communication skills

Ability to apply engineering principles to identify issues and develop solutions

*This position requires candidates to:

-Have and maintain a valid driver's license

-Provide a driver's abstract for review

Please submit your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca

Advantages
Knowledge in pipeline integrity, facility integrity, or regional field operations

Knowledge of Project Delivery Standard (PDS), SAP system, Management of Change (MOC) and Integrity Management Program (IMP)

Familiar with CSA Z662, Onshore Pipeline Regulatory (OPR), Damage Prevention Regulation (DPR) and CER Project Application Filing Manual

Team player, with excellent written and verbal communication skills

Ability to apply engineering principles to identify issues and develop solutions

*This position requires candidates to:

-Have and maintain a valid driver's license

-Provide a driver's abstract for review

Responsibilities
The opportunity:

The Pipe Integrity Engineering Services department within the Safety & Technical Services organization is looking for a junior Integrity Lifecycle Engineer to join the Pipeline Engineering Services / Integrity Lifecycle Team. In this position, you will serve as a bridge for Pipe Integrity, Commercial, and Project teams, which involves providing timely technical solutions, managing operational-driven technical and physical changes, and ensuring proper asset integration. This role will provide you with exposure to a variety of work, offering learning opportunities while ensuring pipe integrity throughout the Project lifecycle. You will have ample chance to collaborate across teams and grow your network.


What you’ll do

Facilitate internal stakeholder engagement between Pipe Integrity, Projects and Project Services for grow projects of all sizes, including pipeline, compression and measurement

Engagement activities include but are not limited to; design & engineering support, due diligence studies, design review, variance and non-conformance reporting (NCR) support, construction support, implement lessons learned, baseline assessment program planning, project integration and turnover

Provide regulatory and community relations support, including project regulatory application preparation and review, response to Information Requests (IR), implementation of project regulatory commitments and conditions

Scope, manage and/or implement operational technical and physical changes, such as facility relicensing or reactivation, flow capacity & operating pressure increase, piping modification, flow reversal, asset decommissioning, divestiture and abandonment (DDA), etc.

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor degree in Engineering, Applied Science or equivalent from an accredited university

Registered, or eligible for registration, as a P.Eng. with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA), or equivalent governing body

2 or more years of relevant engineering work experience, not including co-op or internship work terms

An alternative combination of education and experience may be considered


Preferred Qualifications:

Knowledge in pipeline integrity, facility integrity, or regional field operations

Knowledge of Project Delivery Standard (PDS), SAP system, Management of Change (MOC) and Integrity Management Program (IMP)

Familiar with CSA Z662, Onshore Pipeline Regulatory (OPR), Damage Prevention Regulation (DPR) and CER Project Application Filing Manual

Team player, with excellent written and verbal communication skills

Ability to apply engineering principles to identify issues and develop solutions

*This position requires candidates to:

-Have and maintain a valid driver's license

-Provide a driver's abstract for review

Please submit your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca

Qualifications
Bachelor degree in Engineering, Applied Science or equivalent from an accredited university

Registered, or eligible for registration, as a P.Eng. with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA), or equivalent governing body

2 or more years of relevant engineering work experience, not including co-op or internship work terms

An alternative combination of education and experience may be considered


Summary
The opportunity:

The Pipe Integrity Engineering Services department within the Safety & Technical Services organization is looking for a junior Integrity Lifecycle Engineer to join the Pipeline Engineering Services / Integrity Lifecycle Team. In this position, you will serve as a bridge for Pipe Integrity, Commercial, and Project teams, which involves providing timely technical solutions, managing operational-driven technical and physical changes, and ensuring proper asset integration. This role will provide you with exposure to a variety of work, offering learning opportunities while ensuring pipe integrity throughout the Project lifecycle. You will have ample chance to collaborate across teams and grow your network.


What you’ll do

Facilitate internal stakeholder engagement between Pipe Integrity, Projects and Project Services for grow projects of all sizes, including pipeline, compression and measurement

Engagement activities include but are not limited to; design & engineering support, due diligence studies, design review, variance and non-conformance reporting (NCR) support, construction support, implement lessons learned, baseline assessment program planning, project integration and turnover

Provide regulatory and community relations support, including project regulatory application preparation and review, response to Information Requests (IR), implementation of project regulatory commitments and conditions

Scope, manage and/or implement operational technical and physical changes, such as facility relicensing or reactivation, flow capacity & operating pressure increase, piping modification, flow reversal, asset decommissioning, divestiture and abandonment (DDA), etc.

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor degree in Engineering, Applied Science or equivalent from an accredited university

Registered, or eligible for registration, as a P.Eng. with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA), or equivalent governing body

2 or more years of relevant engineering work experience, not including co-op or internship work terms

An alternative combination of education and experience may be considered


Preferred Qualifications:

Knowledge in pipeline integrity, facility integrity, or regional field operations

Knowledge of Project Delivery Standard (PDS), SAP system, Management of Change (MOC) and Integrity Management Program (IMP)

Familiar with CSA Z662, Onshore Pipeline Regulatory (OPR), Damage Prevention Regulation (DPR) and CER Project Application Filing Manual

Team player, with excellent written and verbal communication skills

Ability to apply engineering principles to identify issues and develop solutions

*This position requires candidates to:

-Have and maintain a valid driver's license

-Provide a driver's abstract for review

Please submit your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca

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