Pipeline Integrity Technician

Overview

Perform in‑ditch NDE inspections, evaluate pipeline flaws, and manage repairs.

Key Responsibilities

• ndt inspection
• ili validation
• anomaly evaluation
• repair planning
• contractor oversight
• report writing

Tasks

-Utilize various NDT techniques for ILI validation and anomaly assessment to identify and interpret flaws using the following but not limited to Liquid Penetrant, Magnetic particle, Ultrasonic & Visual inspections utilizing tools like Creaform Handy Scan, Automated Ultrasonics mappers, Phased Array Ultrasonics, etc. -Oversee third-party contractors while conducting in-ditch inspections on pipeline integrity ILI verification/repair digs and direct assessment. -Evaluation of anomalies using proven in-field techniques utilizing manual and automated applications to evaluate third party damage/deformation, Internal / External Metal Loss, Crack like, and Manufacturing defects to determine failure/safe pressure calculations, and approved repair methods. -Maintain knowledge of company practices, construction standards, Integrity Management Plan and Company Standard Operating Procedures -Maintain Company Operator Qualifications, and ASNT Certifications required to locate, identify, evaluate, interpret, characterize, size and repair pipeline flaws. -Maintain records for random audits and reporting while utilizing written documentation (Microsoft applications) and company programs for detailed NDE inspection reports. -Manage activities required for direct application, sub-contracting, or internal collaboration of repairing pipeline defects back to design criteria through means not limited to in-service grinding/sanding, pressure and non-pressure containing sleeves and replacement of targeted pipeline segments.

Requirements

• asnt
• nde
• ms office
• high school
• 4+ years
• driving license

What You Bring

-The ability to transition back and forth between corporate office environment and short notice field duties in various locations for assigned projects. -Work in and around industrial and construction settings, which may include hazardous products, processes, materials, and chemicals, as well as extreme temperature conditions and loud machinery, and may require appropriate personal protective equipment. -Repetitively standing, walking, bending, stretching, reaching over shoulder height, and climbing ladders up to 25 feet. Occasionally lifting 50 lbs. with or without assistance. -Frequent exposure to heat, cold, and other adverse weather conditions. -High school diploma or GED. -Subject to callouts to respond to operational issues and emergencies after working hours, at night, and on weekends and holidays. -The ability to be efficient in reporting while traveling up to 70% of your time on overnight stays and working overtime while maintaining a valid driving license, acceptable driving record and subject to random DOT Drug & Alcohol testing. -The NDE industry is consistently making technological improvements along with development of new NDE Techniques, which requires additional training and examination. -All NDE performed at Energy Transfer requires formal training, written and practical examination to meet the certification requirements of ASNT-TC-1a and Energy Transfer. -Ability to travel up to 75% of the time. -Level B requires a minimum of 2 – 4 years of relevant industry experience or equivalent work experience -The successful candidate must be able perform basic mathematic equations, read/interpret technical manuals, and understand regulatory requirements for NDE. -Basic knowledge of MS Office Suite products. -The ability to work with multiple company and third-party stake holders to ensure compliance with project scope and schedule. -Understanding of material manufacturing processes, anomaly classifications, NDE technologies/techniques, positive material identification. -Level C requires a minimum of 0 – 2 years of relevant industry experience or equivalent work experience -Continued employment with Energy Transfer as a pipeline integrity technician is dependent on successful completion of training and passing the required curriculum as outlined in the applicable training documents and training schedule for NDE as required per essential duties and responsibilities. -Formal ASNT TC-1A training and documented hours in MT, UT, PT, PAUT and VT. -The successful candidate must be willing to be trained on various NDE techniques through the company training program in the following techniques but not limited to; Liquid Penetrant, Magnetic particle, Ultrasonics, Visual testing, Creaform, AUT, Shearwave, PAUT, Eddyfi and ToFD. -Proficient with MS Office Applications. -Level A requires a minimum of 4+ years of relevant industry experience or equivalent work experience -The minimum requirements for this position are having worked in the Oil and Gas industry in a field position.

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About Energy Transfer

-Growth has been fuelled by bold acquisitions—Sunoco, Southern Union, Regency, Williams, SemGroup, Crestwood—each adding new pipeline systems, storage, or marketing reach. -Projects range from the first Dakota Access crude conduit to the Lake Charles LNG export terminal and AI-data center gas supply agreement. -Specialisms span natural gas midstream, interstate/intrastate transport, NGL fractionation, crude/refined-product terminals and LNG operations. -Unusual fact: beyond pipelines, it even struck a deal to power AI-focused data centers via its Oasis Pipeline, showcasing a creative pivot into tech-energy synergy.

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