Pipeline Integrity Engineer

About the role

The Pipeline Integrity Engineer is responsible for ensuring the safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance of pipeline systems throughout their entire lifecycle. This role is critical to preventing incidents, minimizing environmental impact, and supporting the safe and efficient transportation of products through pipeline infrastructure.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute pipeline integrity management plans, including inspection, maintenance, and emergency response activities.
• Identify and assess integrity threats such as corrosion, cracking, third‑party damage, and geohazards.
• Perform risk assessments to prioritize integrity activities and resources, with emphasis on High Consequence Areas (HCAs).
• Coordinate and implement integrity assessments, including in‑line inspections (ILI), pressure testing, and direct assessments (DA).
• Analyze inspection data and conduct engineering evaluations to determine pipeline fitness‑for‑service and appropriate repair methods.
• Ensure compliance with applicable federal and state pipeline safety regulations (PHMSA) and maintain accurate, auditable integrity records.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, or Civil/Structural Engineering; Bachelor’s degree in Materials/Metallurgical Engineering preferred.
• 3+ years of experience in Pipeline Integrity Engineering, including inspection, risk assessment, prevention, design, corrosion control, and/or construction.
• Technical knowledge and work experience in pipeline risk management and analysis.
• Working knowledge of Federal and State pipeline regulations, including Integrity Management regulations.
• Demonstrated ability to work in and contribute to a team environment.
• Previous experience coordinating and implementing integrity assessments.
• Formal education in Pipeline Integrity (e.g., NACE courses) is desirable.
• Good working knowledge of Excel, Word, and SAP preferred.
• Must successfully vet per FMCSA DOT for Pipeline Workers.
• Must be able to obtain a TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Credential) and possess a valid U.S. driver’s license.

Pay

$113,000 – $150,000

Schedule

4‑10’s