PROJECT ENGINEER-PIPELINE AND/OR PIPELINE FACILITIES

About the role

Responsible for project engineering on small projects or portions of Pipeline and/or Pipeline Facilities projects. Project engineering experience on pipeline design and/or pipeline facilities (compressor stations) projects is a plus. A project engineer coordinates the engineering, construction, purchasing, scheduling, and start-up aspects of a project or is responsible for the technical portion of a project across all disciplines. Typically, this role follows a promotion from a General Engineering Level position or a transfer from a comparable role.

Responsibilities

• Review and utilize Gulf procedures and work instructions assigned to the Project Management group.
• Direct engineering and design for the assigned segment of the project.
• Assign scope of work to each discipline on the project team and distribute design information as required.
• Participate in weekly project team meetings and maintain the action item/deliverable register for review and updating.
• Resolve interface problems between project segments or disciplines.
• Review deliverable products to ensure alignment with the basis of design.
• Assist in engineering design when specialized expertise is required.
• Manage project team activities to meet committed schedules.
• Document client-initiated orders and assess their impact on the project segment.
• Review progress of work scope and report on schedule and budget projections.

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering required; graduate engineering degree preferred.
• Minimum of 7 years of experience in pipeline and/or pipeline facilities engineering, with typical experience ranging from 10 to 15 years.
• Ability to develop project estimates.
• Strong interpersonal, organizational, and leadership skills.
• Knowledge of computer systems in an engineering environment.
• Professional Engineer registration preferred.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Skills

• Results-oriented
• Customer-focused
• Impact and influence
• Business and people acumen

Work Environment

• Normal office environment with frequent sitting and computer operation.
• Must be able to use body members to work, move, or carry objects or office materials.
• Must be able to exert up to 10 pounds of force occasionally.
• Physical demands are consistent with sedentary work.
• Ability to travel as required for client meetings, site visits, or other obligations, which may include overnight stays.