Project Manager III- Asset Integrity

A Day in the Life As an Integrity Assessment Project Manager III at Williams, you will own the full assessment lifecycle for assigned pipelines, from planning in-line inspections through excavation, repair, and closeout. You will analyze inspection data to determine which anomalies require action, build and prioritize dig lists, and direct contractors in the field while managing cost, schedule, and safety. Working independently on projects of moderate complexity, you will partner with Operations, Technical Services, and business partners to ensure assessments are completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulatory requirements. Responsibilities/Expectations Leads a project team to implement project plans or programs with significant complexity to achieve objectives, while coordinating with our business partnersCoordinates key functions with technical resources under the guidance of Project Life CycleDevelops and implements project reports, presentations, schedules and costing forecastsPrepares, reviews and approves requests for proposals, evaluations and contractor selectionAnticipates issues, collects information, assesses opportunity, analyzes alternative solutions and makes important decisions with meaningful impact on our organizationDevelops optimum project solutions that improve profit over the life of the projectHandles small-moderate scope projects with high quality and a focus on our business partnersLeads our project teams and contractors; accountable for producing results and meeting cutoffsOther duties as assigned Education/Years Of Experience Required: Bachelor's Degree; a minimum five (5) years’ experience in oil and gas engineering/project managementPreferred: Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or Construction Management; Project Management Certification (PMP), Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) Shift/Work Hours/Travel Requirements Up to 50% travel and must be willing to travel to field locations Additional Requirements Applies knowledge of in-line inspection (ILI) technologies and tool selection based on identified threatsApplies knowledge of 49 CFR Part 192 and Part 195 integrity management, anomaly response, and repair requirementsWorking knowledge of federal pipeline safety regulations and pipeline integrity management requirementsExperience with inspection data management systems, work management systems, project cost forecasting, and GIS applications preferredAbility to analyze pipeline inspection data and translate results into prioritized field activitiesDemonstrated ability to manage multiple concurrent field projects with minimal supervisionProficiency in project management fundamentals, including cost estimating, scheduling, change management, and contractor oversightAbility to maintain routine presence at ILI runs, excavation sites, and repair locations Other Requirements Demonstrates strong organizational/interpersonal skills and safety as the utmost priorityProficiency in Microsoft Office Applications and PC skills Atlantic Gulf Preferred Pipeline experience West Preferred Compression and facilities expansion experience , Responsible for the planning, coordination and implementation of small engineering projects in accordance with the established policies, procedures, and requirements approved by the company. Works under minimal guidance while performing complex tasks. Exercises a substantial latitude for making unreviewed decisions.