Integrity Engineer Chesapeake Utilities Corporation Location: Category: Engineer

What you'll be working on:

• Overseeing and maintaining Integrity Management Plans (Transmission and Distribution). This will include performing applicable risk analysis, evaluating leak data, reviewing High Consequence Areas and Medium Consequence Areas as well as working with applicable SMEs to identify risk to natural gas systems and developing annual training for each Business Unit.
• Developing, reviewing and maintaining company standard operating procedures (SOPs), best practices and approved material lists in accordance with all applicable pipeline regulations from state agencies and PHMSA for natural gas construction and maintenance activities for transmission, distribution and gathering.
• Working with other departments, including Field Operations, Operations Compliance, GIS or Business Development, as required to support operational compliance by fulfilling data requests, developing drawings or procedures or by ensuring data accuracy and completeness.
• Acting as liaison with external resources performing or overseeing integrity-related work, including any operational manual or procedure work or any work associated with regulatory requirements for the pipelines such as in-line inspections, direct assessments and High consequence area assessments, by leading status update meetings, reviewing procedures or updates or by providing any field support as needed (field support includes attending pre-construction meetings to review plans, updating plans or procedures if needed or reviewing alternate materials if needed).
• Overseeing setup and implementation of PODS data. Working closely with the GIS team to ensure integrity of the data being stored in PODS, set up reporting functions, perform reviews, maintenance and updates on a monthly basis, and provide reports to key stakeholders as requested.
• Overseeing and assisting as needed on all integrity items including in-line inspections, direct assessments and High Consequence Area analysts. Functions will include securing permits as needed, developing applicable plans and procedures, working with any outside resources or the Field Operations group as needed, tracking annual requirements and ensuring all applicable data is collected and available.
• Assist with Hydraulic modeling as needed.
• Assist with agency inspections (e.g. PSC, FERC) as needed.
• Assist with annual reporting as required.
• Represents the Company at regulatory, trade and related organization meetings.

Who you are:

• Bachelor's Degree required in technical field, engineering preferred.
• Minimum of 3 years natural gas related integrity or engineering experience.
• Proficient knowledge/use of Microsoft Office Suite ,
• Valid Driver's License.
• Strong leadership skills, including listening and speaking with all levels of employees and contractors.
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  Ability to review engineering plans and understand permit requirements.
  

• Ability to review and approve budgets and schedules.

Where you'll be working:

• Remote based position with periodic travel to office locations as needed.

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