The job
of maintaining the pipeline falls to Pipeline Maintenance Technicians. Oil and
gas pipelines are electronically monitored by wireless sensors.
Pipeline
Electricians – The average pay for a Pipeline Electrician is $35.00 per hour.
Annual pay ranges from $47,000 to $105,000 based on overtime, bonuses,
commissions and profit sharing.
Pipeline Electricians monitor their assigned pipeline
segments and keep the electrical systems monitored, tested, inspected,
maintained and operating efficiently and safely, including CAD schematics.
Pipeline Technicians
average $85,180 per year
What does a Pipeline
Technician do? Water, gas, and oil often move from place to
place through pipes. ... However, this doesn't mean they don't need
maintenance, as broken pipes can leak both fluids and profits. The job of
a Pipeline Technician is
to inspect, maintain, and repair those pipelines. A typical job posting is below.
The Pipeline Technician maintains and operates pipeline assets
including, but not limited to, valve manifolds, pig launchers and receivers,
compressor stations, dehydration units, amine process plants, and control and
pump stations. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Maintenance and operation of custody transfer measurement
facilities and perform product quality control tests. Locate pipelines as
needed and oversee excavations and line crossings. Launch and receive cleaning
pigs and assist with the launch and receiving of smart pigs. Install pipeline
markers and do routine inspections on ROW.
Maintain and operate corrosion control equipment. Attend and
participate in damage prevention meetings. Interface with various landowners
including private, state, and federal agencies. Knowledgeable of environmental
regulations and Company policies. Meet requirements of Company Operator
Qualification Program, perform identified covered tasks and remain compliant. Attend
training programs on a continuing basis; including computer based training. Attend
all safety meetings and safety training courses as required by Company and
regulatory agencies.
The successful candidate will meet the following qualifications:
A minimum of a high school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent is required. VoTech
certificate or Associate's degree in Electrical/Electronics, Oil & Gas
technical field or related work experience is preferred. Knowledge of the
general design and operation of a liquid or gas pipeline is required. A valid
driver's license with acceptable driving record is required. A minimum of 2
years experience in the operation, maintenance, and/or construction of a
hazardous liquid or gas pipeline facility, or a similar facility/system is
preferred. Experience and knowledge of industry related maintenance and repair
standards is preferred.
Knowledge of turbine engines, centrifugal pumps, regulators,
MOVs, electronic controls and medium electrical voltage with an understanding
of NGL or gas pipelines is preferred.
The ability to perform basic mathematical calculations, such as,
percentages, ratios and proportions to practical solutions is required.
Basic computer skills such as: opening, creating and updating
content in MS Word documents and Excel spreadsheets is required.
Ability to assume responsibility, be flexible, perform duties
and handle multiple tasks under potentially stressful and/or hazardous
conditions.
The ability to effectively communicate, both verbally and in
writing, with other individuals, teams, customers, and stakeholders of the
business, at various levels of the organization, in a business like and
professional manner is required.
The ability to modify communication style in order to influence,
persuade, negotiate, and engage all parties according to the audience and
circumstance is required.
Takes initiative and is proactive in addressing issues. Quickly
and efficiently completes tasks.
The ability to demonstrate conscientiousness, dependability and
commitment to the role, team and company.
Works indoors and outdoors in and around industrial and
electrical equipment. Works in temperature extremes due to weather conditions
and operating equipment. Uses physical force to lift, push, pull and hold
equipment and tools. Climbs and works at various heights and may work in a
standing, sitting, lying down, crouched or kneeling position. Routinely reacts
to visual, aural and other signals, including alarms and instructions, and is
required to visually inspect work.
May work in confined spaces (i.e., tanks, between compressors,
vessels). Must be able to regularly bend, stoop, move from ground level to
higher levels, raise/lift from ground level and lift up to 50 lbs., manually
transport a load up to 75 lbs., apply up to 100 foot lbs. of torque. Must have
ability to get in and out of vehicles regularly and ride over rough roads. Must
wear special safety equipment while working and must be able to lift and put on
emergency breathing apparatus and/or protective equipment. The ability to take
call-outs and work overtime is required. Must live or relocate to within 1 hour
of reporting location.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody
GA Tea Party Leader
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