Pipeline Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

richard wayne robertsLouisiana (UNITED STATES)

Engineers, All Other All Other Pipeline Transportation

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About the role

Location: Northwest Louisiana (Haynesville area).

Compensation and Benefits: Competitive salary + bonus + LTI (Stock) and full benefits. Hybrid schedule: 2 days work from home. Relocation assistance available.

About the Company: Our client is a growing midstream operator in the Haynesville. Its system feeds rising Gulf Coast demand, and the company keeps investing in it—stable business with real room to move up.

About the Role: You'll be the Engineer field operations calls first. The job is about keeping the pipe clean, protected, and running, plus owning the small projects that make the system better. Expect a mix of desk work and time in the field.

What You'll Do: Own the pigging program: plan runs, check results, and keep pigs and parts on hand. Run integrity work on your lines: inspections, digs, repairs, and deciding what gets fixed first. Manage chemical treatment and corrosion monitoring to keep the pipe protected. Lead brownfield projects in the $500K to $1MM range, from scope to startup. Be the Engineer for field ops: troubleshoot problems, find root cause, help plan maintenance, and keep compliance records current. Give ops input on new tie-ins and system growth before they get built.

What You Bring: BS in engineering (Chemical preferred).2+ years in pipeline operations or midstream operations. Experience with pipeline operations, pigging, corrosion control, integrity, or chemical treatment. Field experience. Gas gathering and Part 192 knowledge help.

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