Pipeline Integrity Project Leader - Columbia SC

Overview

Lead field projects for gas transmission integrity, managing inspections and repairs

Key Responsibilities

• pipeline inspection
• defect analysis
• ndt methods
• gps utilization
• data analysis
• process improvement

Tasks

-Develops and implements process improvements. -Determine remaining strength of and repair pipeline defects. -Perform pipeline defect and root cause analysis. -Conduct direct examinations of buried steel gas transmission pipelines. -Coordinates with other departments and outside agencies. -Oversee excavation activities and contractor crews associated with inline inspection (ILI) and external corrosion direct assessment (ECDA) projects. -Performs most complex mathematical and analytical calculations, research and design to provide engineering and technical support to designated areas. -Utilize GPS equipment and technology. -Ensure all safety and environmental procedures are followed. -Gathers, compiles, reviews and analyzes information and data for use in engineering tasks. -Utilize non-destructive testing and evaluation (NDT/NDE) methods including ultrasonic thickness testing, magnetic particle inspection, and laser scanning. -Prepares/creates/maintains documents, photos, drawings, reports, system records, and database information.

Requirements

• 49 cfr
• leadership
• project management
• computer
• communication
• certification

What You Bring

-Knowledge of applicable regulations in 49 CFR 192 Subpart O -Strong leadership and team building skills -Strong organizational and project management skills and ability to manage multiple priorities -Strong personal computer skills -Proven decision-making skills and ability to resolve problems -Strong verbal and written communication skills, including interpersonal, facilitation, and presentation capabilities -AMPP or ASNT certification – minimum CP2, CIP Level 2, PCIM, Corrosion Technologist or NDE Level II

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About Dominion Energy

-Born from early 20th‑century power and transit companies, it grew into a modern U.S. energy provider. -Championed projects such as the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind farm—one of the first large-scale offshore wind efforts in federal waters. -Developed utility‑scale solar farms like the 5 MW Somers Solar Center in Connecticut. -Typical projects include electricity distribution upgrades, natural gas storage facilities, and renewable energy buildouts. -Has steered high-profile infrastructure shifts—e.g., canceling coal/natural gas pipeline builds and redirecting to clean‑energy investments.

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