The service holder implements adequate day-to-day surveillance and control of the EPCC Contractor, ensuring all E&I work is executed in accordance with the overall Package schedule, Project specifications, quality requirements, and strict compliance with HSE rules and regulations.
Responsibilities
Implement adequate day-to-day surveillance and control of the EPCC Contractor
Ensure awareness of and compliance with HSE rules and regulations by contractors on E&I worksites
Control Contractor's performance in the execution of E&I works across assigned work areas, metering facilities, stations and pipeline corridors
Ensure all E&I activities are completed on schedule and support the release of workfronts and system handovers
Support the Package Interface Engineer on E&I tie-ins and interconnections with SATORP, Saudi Aramco, third parties and other Packages
Requirements
Engineering degree
technical diploma or equivalent in Electrical, Instrumentation or Control discipline
Responsible for design, installation, testing, maintenance, and repair of instrumentation and control systems across service areas.
Responsibilities
Plan, schedule, and coordinate I&C work for design, development, installation, testing, maintenance, and repair of real‑time process control/monitoring computer systems
Lead technical projects for complex software systems, coordinating engineers, analysts, and technicians
Interpret and apply engineering standards and software quality assurance requirements
Test, calibrate, and repair electronic equipment and instrumentation
Perform preventive maintenance and troubleshoot digital and analog circuits
Requirements
Vocational/Technical degree with emphasis in electronics or instrumentation/measurement & process control/monitoring systems
Perform Preventative/Predictive Maintenance (PM), full repairs, and troubleshooting on terminal equipment in order to maintain the facility at peak operating efficiency on a 24-hour basis.
Responsibilities
Perform Preventative/Predictive Maintenance (PM), full repairs, and troubleshooting on terminal equipment
Coordinate and perform PMs, repairs and troubleshooting on electrical, instrumentation, and controls for the Terminal equipment
Coordinate and perform repairs and troubleshooting of Firewater, Marine Vapor Controls, Heat Tracing (electrical and steam), PLC, and HMI systems
Coordinate vendors for repairs and troubleshooting of all I&E equipment
Coordinate and oversee third party inspectors and approved contractors on the repairs and inspections of terminal equipment
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent
NFPA 70e certification
NCCER Electrical or Instrumentation certification
Electrical Maintenance or Journeyman License
two or four-year technical degree from an accredited institution
Lead complex corrosion engineering activities, including cathodic protection system design and optimization, technical studies, corrosion-control specifications, design reviews, field evaluations, and engineering assessments.
Compensation
Ranges from $100,000 – $150,000 USD for U.S. locations based upon candidate’s experience, skills, and internal equity.
Responsibilities
Lead complex corrosion engineering activities, including cathodic protection system design and optimization, technical studies, corrosion-control specifications, design reviews, field evaluations, and engineering assessments.
Evaluate external and internal corrosion risks using cathodic protection surveys, coating assessments, direct examinations, operating and sampling data, internal and external corrosion monitoring, and inspection findings to recommend effective mitigation strategies.
Analyze AC/DC and stray-current interference, including light-rail interference, and develop monitoring, testing, and mitigation solutions that protect pipelines, facilities, and corrosion-control systems.
Provide senior technical expertise across corrosion monitoring, coatings, atmospheric corrosion, electrical isolation, bonding, grounding, rectifiers, anodes, test stations, and other corrosion-control equipment.
Develop and interpret corrosion-control standards, specifications, and procedures while supporting capital and maintenance projects, integrity assessments, regulatory compliance, and field issue resolution.
An AMPP CP Certified Corrosion Engineer to provide professional corrosion consulting and cathodic protection engineering services for infrastructure protection.
Compensation
Competitive Salary with range starting at $105,000 depending on experience
Responsibilities
Plan and perform more complex engineering design duties for cathodic protection system
Review preliminary data, discuss objectives and expectations, and suggest appropriate engineering methods and procedures
Prepare engineering designs, specifications, and reports
Plan and schedule activities for efficient utilization of resources
Establish crews and assign work based on complexity of tasks and individual capacities
Requirements
Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering
Install, maintain, and operate natural gas plastic and metal mains, services, related equipment and other duties as necessary to provide natural gas service to customers. Role is filled at Apprentice or Journey level dependent upon qualifications.
Locations (3)
Burlington, Iowa, United States
Centerville, Iowa, United States
Muscatine, Iowa, United States
Compensation
Pay Range $38.46 - $51.62
Responsibilities
Install, maintain, and operate natural gas plastic and metal mains
Fabricate, install and maintain various gas system facilities such as distribution regulator stations, large volume meter sets, odorizer equipment, gas meter assemblies
Install, remove, replace and repair natural gas mains, services, pressure regulators, valves
Provide internal corrosion engineering support across Pipeline Integrity, Operations & Maintenance, and Projects.
Responsibilities
Execute internal corrosion engineering activities in accordance with Enbridge specifications, procedures, standards, and approved work plans.
Perform technical assessments, calculations, data reviews, and documentation to support internal corrosion monitoring, mitigation, and integrity decisions.
Apply internal corrosion requirements throughout design, construction, commissioning, operations, maintenance, and project closeout.
Provide technical support to Pipeline Integrity, Operations, and Projects, developing recommendations and escalating significant risks, regulatory matters, and non-standard conditions as required.
Support field reviews, audits, investigations, and regulatory information requests by gathering evidence and preparing accurate technical documentation.