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0-5 years of experience
Lead Operator overseeing drill pipe inspections using automated conveyor system equipped with electromagnetic scanners and radiography.
- Managed quality control and safety efforts between two, ten-man crews.
- Responsible for meeting production quotas based on number of pipe joints per shift.
- Monitored production line equipment for reliability and notified equipment supervisor for necessary maintenance and repairs.
- Reviewed and analyzed inspection data, interpreted results in accordance with company
- Successfully communicated and managed Spanish speaking crews.
6-10 years of experience
An energy infrastructure construction company that has successfully constructed thousands of miles of multi-diameter pipelines and infrastructure facility projects.
- Pipeline welding inspector (CPWI), covering all phases of new oil & gas pipeline construction.
- Experience with pipeline construction drawings, interpretation and installation, and facility upgrades.
- Planning and execution of integrity management activities.
- Creating detailed isometric renderings from construction plans, as-builts, and completed projects.
0-5 years of experience
Ensured no leaks, spills or releases to pipeline and inspect and ensure industrial coating and linings applied
- Worked on pipeline repair projects involving defects evaluation and welding repair methods
- Inspected construction and maintenance projects according to guidelines and regulations
- Travelled to Louisiana, Texas and Mississippi to cleaned intercostals water ways
- Adhered to safety guidelines and standards according to OSHA requirements
- Regulated 4 gas air monitoring and benzene monitoring equipment
- Implemented pipe fabricating practices
- Monitored cost control of projects
0-5 years of experience
Attend safety meetings and review the permits with contractors on a daily basis to insure a safety minded culture.
- Monitor the welding, fabrication and bolt-up of facility piping components.
- Insure that there will be no Environmental issues during Hydros or the Introduction of Crude.
- Assist with the constructability and alignment of the 16″ pipeline from Midway to Ingleside.
- Oversight of the Environmental and Archeological teams.
- Support and Assist with planning phase of upcoming projects at the Midway station.
- WPS/PQR review and Test Welders to ASME Sect 9/API 1104
0-5 years of experience
Review project job books prior to construction to verify constructability, environmental issues and specification compliance.
- Follow contractor on project and verify they are following all Dow Chemical safety rules, project guidelines and environmental standards.
- Ensure all welding procedures are being followed, proper welding rods and rod slips being used, all welders on project are qualified for the current Dow pipe spec.
- Inspect pipe placement for ditch line variance compliance.
- Inspect paint and coatings for proper application, thickness, holidays.
- Report project progress daily to Dow project representative, including weld count, pipe footage, ditch footage, sandblasting, painting, hours worked, crew member counts, equipment.
0-5 years of experience
OQ Certified – Areas of certification include: pipeline locating, protection, security, and inspecting/repairing pipeline coatings, pipeline repairs general, operations field and liquid and gas pipeline abnormal operating conditions and line separation, general pipeline/leak repairs.
- HAZ-WOPER 24 HR. Certification
- Provide relief when needed for Southwest region dispatch. Includes screening all Teppco one calls for entire tri-state area including Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas.
- ISTC training for facility entrance and security & basic plus. O.S.H.A. 30 completed 12-20-2011.
0-5 years of experience
Oversee contractors with repairs, welding and maintenance work in refinery, tank farms, and pumping station.
- Onsite DOT 3rd party pipeline inspector and Safety representative, end of project reporting and manuals
- Project manager / PIC in Pipeline Maintenance, line riding and locating, Blueprint reading and TRV / PSV testing
- Drove and maintained service/crane truck with tools and supplies.
- Efficiently performed a number of operator-qualified tasks
- Current TWIC card holder
0-5 years of experience
Responsible for the inspection of construction and maintenance projects according to CNX Pipeline’s Technical Guidelines, procedures and applicable regulations
- Responsible for adhering to safety guidelines and standards and for following safety rules and regulations to promote a positive safety culture
- Responsible for adhering to environmental standards and for environmental awareness
- Responsible for cost control of projects in area of responsibility
- Responsible for decisions in the field for the required work to be accomplished
- Ensure no leaks, spills or releases
6-10 years of experience
Lead [company name] camera operator, managed and trained employees in inspection camera operation.
- Extensive customer service and product sales, resulting in several “employee of the month” awards.
- Organizing and coordinating detailed inspection paperwork, and maps.
- Made significant decisions regarding day-to-day operations, product repair and maintenance.
- Residential and commercial plumbing emergency repairs.
0-5 years of experience
Oversee 3rd party contractor crews installation of natural gas pipe.
- Maintain job site safety and requirements as per [company name] standards.
- Used Trimble hardware to collect GPS data and Pathfinder software for transfer to GIS.
- Performed Evaluations, Audits, and Inspections on PNG and contractor crews.
- Located existing facilities.
- Maintain proper paperwork on purge procedures and weld routines from 3rd party contractors.
0-5 years of experience
Inspection of all pipeline construction.
- Coordinating with contract employees to meet project quotas.
- Worked on steel and poly lines.
- In charge of pressure tests and pigging lines ensuring its integrity.
- Inspected old lines and repaired them where needed.
- Overseen road bores, railroad bores and river bores.
- Dealt with Landowners, DOT, Railroad Representatives and County Commissioners on projects.
- In charge to ensure each job was completed thoroughly and safely from start to finish.
0-5 years of experience
Responsible for managing sub-contractors on Connolly gathering system pipeline Phase 2
- Reviewed Procedures/Spec’s & ITP’s
- Performed all inspection on pipeline & facilities
- Non-Certified Coating & Welding Inspection
0-5 years of experience
- Party Chief/GPS Data Technician working in pipeline/electric transmission construction.
- Pipeline Rehabilitation work including pipe defect evaluation and remaining strength calculation.
- Working knowledge of 4 gas air monitoring and benzene monitoring equipment.
- Assist in video inspection operations and pipeline cleaning operations.
- Operate robot for CCTV video inspection.
- Cross Bore Location/Inspection
6-10 years of experience
- Aboveground/submerged pipeline Coating Inspection for corrosion readings.
- Preventing pipeline damges. In my 3 years no damages occurred in assigned territory.
- Knowledge of computerized oil and gas industry databases, online mapping GIS and reports.
- Travel to remote locations for inspection.
- Thoroughly inspect equipment before use.
6-10 years of experience
- Oneok, Oklahoma Natural Gas, Oneok Partners, & Bear Paw Energy LLC Operator’s Qualifications current & up to date thru 2012
- Supervise contractors & construction supervisors to maintain the integrity of the pipeline to the highest level under the rules & regulations of Bear Paw Energy LLC & Oneok Partners.
- Oversee natural gas contractors on the construction & engineering of well connects & gathering systems in the Williston Basin of North Dakota and Montana.
- Supervise all aspects of poly and steel pipeline construction.
- Manage daily reports, AFE completion reports, time sheets, work reports, permits, line sheets, and all paperwork associated with natural gas pipeline main line, well connects, and gathering systems.
- Coordinate communication and agreements between contractors and landowners on R.O.W.
- Document all aspects of natural gas construction thru paperwork, monitors, gauges, charts, and pictures.
- Interact with numerous oil and natural gas companies and producers on a daily basis. Chesapeake Energy, Continental Resources, Denbury, EOG Resources Inc, Brigham Exploration, Bear Paw Energy LLC, Whiting Petroleum Company, Conoco Phillips, Hess, XTO, Newfield, Marathon Oil, SM Energy, Encore, as well as many others.
0-5 years of experience
- Verify and locate underground pipelines, electrical conduit, and/or other utilities
- Respond to One Call/Underground Service Alerts to determine if the delineated location is in conflict with work planned
- Confirm exposed pipeline for contractor or client to perform work on
- Perform “Open Hole DOT Reports” on any exposed DOT pipelines
- Stand by representative for excavation near or over clients pipelines
- Ensure maps are current and up to date
0-5 years of experience
- Receiving inspection survey assignments and communicating with the Field Service Coordinator for assignment details.
- In-Line Inspection (ILI) tools’ preparation (XYZ, Metal Loss, Leak Detection, Crack and Coating Detection, Combined ILI Technology), safety, operational issues, data analysis, and quality assurance and post in-line inspection activities.
- Facilitating all pre-job safety meetings with the clients and contractors.
- Performing site visits and briefings with the clients onsite representative to clarify the inspection run circumstances, especially the launching and receiving as well as the pig tracking and marking procedures when applicable.
- Launching and receiving the inspection tool in accordance to the clients specifications.
- Assessing the tool condition and perform reconditioning when applicable.
- Validate the survey data and check for completeness and whether the quality is sufficient for data processing.
0-5 years of experience
- Weld inspection using API 1104 prior to NDT
- Qualify welders to company approved procedure
- Data collection(running report)
- Maintained construction integrity
- Prepare As-built drawings for tie-ins and valve sets
- GPS pipeline using Terra Sync
6-10 years of experience
- Lead camera operator responsible for videotaping sanitary and storm sewer lines for multi-million dollar federal contracts. Trained and Certified on Ques and Aries systems.
- Physical inspection of storm and sanitary lines, including but not limited to collecting photographs/videos, analyzing video survey and inspection of the condition of pipes and structures within the system. Also to include documenting the various types of existing storm structures and inlets as well as, documenting structural defects and as-builts.
- Provide underground utility services such as locating, designating and subsurface utility locations to provide clear and accurate data on the exact location of existing utility lines within a given project area.
- Fully trained and certified Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Operator and Inspector; confirm that construction meets specifications and document as-built conditions for newly constructed as well as re-constructed sewers; investigative troubleshooting, routine inspections and inspections to ensure compliance with mandated programs and regulations.
- Responsible for estimating costs and time associated with potential projects to provide client with accurate scope of work.
- Provide traffic control to include but not limited to the use of signs, cones, arrow boards in compliance with applicable DOT regulations.
0-5 years of experience
Making sure the pipeline was in good working condition
- Operated heavy equipment such as Backhoe and Track-hoe.
- Was responsible for the Safety Training.
- Did the DOT inspections on all Trucks in the fleet.
- Built some Training JSA work on computer programs.
- We did most of my work through Texas Eastman out of Longview, Texas
0-5 years of experience
- Collect data and information on the surrounding area for possible corrosion factors.
- Perform mechanical particle testing of exposed portions of the pipeline and mapping and measurement of metal loss on the system.
- Ability to supervise contractors performing PT, UT, MT, and RT x-ray testing.
0-5 years of experience
- Ensure delivery of fluids through cross-examination pipelines
- Communicate with pump operators about line pressure and leaks
- Co-ordinate with dispatch to detour traffic away from leaks.
Pipeline Inspector Duties and Responsibilities
While a pipeline inspector’s day-to-day duties and responsibilities are determined by where they work, there are many core tasks associated with the role. Based on our analysis of job listings, these include:
Check Pipelines for Damage Pipeline inspectors use tools like cameras, X-rays, and robotic crawlers to look for potential leaks, corrosion, and structural failures that need repair. They also use data obtained from pipeline inspection software to get a more detailed analysis of the pipeline’s condition.
Oversee Pipeline Construction As the construction team constructs or makes changes to a pipeline, pipeline inspectors perform measurements to make sure that the trench depth is appropriate and that the pipeline system has proper alignment. They advise the construction team about necessary changes and issues and also give job assignments.
Plan Repairs and Maintenance Collaborating with the construction team, pipeline inspectors use the findings from their inspections to explain possible causes of damage and integrity issues. They then plan how to best repair and maintain the pipeline system while considering possible hazards and industry regulations.
Assess Adherence to Safety Guidelines An important part of a pipeline inspector’s job is to ensure safe working conditions at the site by checking that all work meets industry guidelines for safety and performance. In addition to understanding pipeline industry standards and OSHA guidelines, pipeline inspectors also understand mitigation techniques and emergency response procedures.
Write Documentation To share information with team members, contractors, and public officials, pipeline inspectors create logs recording their inspections, addressing problems with the pipeline, and detailing plans for repair and maintenance. In addition, they may file accident, expense, travel, and job order completion reports.
Pipeline Inspector Skills and Qualifications
Pipeline inspectors should have a technical background in engineering and the ability to work outside in all weather conditions. In addition to preferring candidates with an engineering technology degree and at least a year of experience working with pipelines, employers look for candidates who have these skills:
- Understanding of pipeline systems – pipeline inspectors need to know how engineers design, construct, and maintain pipelines. This includes understanding the materials, components, calculations, guidelines, and processes used
- Familiarity with inspection techniques – pipeline inspectors use inspection techniques to identify corrosion, analyze materials, measure trench depth, check temperatures, and find leaks
- Physical fitness – bending, climbing, lifting, and crawling in tight spaces make pipeline inspection a physically demanding role
- Communication skills – since they often write reports about their findings and communicate problems to other team members, pipeline inspectors need good writing and speaking skills
- Attention to detail – while conducting investigations and analyzing output from tools and computer software, pipeline inspectors use their attention to detail to spot problems with the pipeline’s structure or materials
Pipeline Inspector Education and Training
Although some employers hire pipeline inspectors with high school diplomas and offer extensive on-the-job training, they often prefer candidates with an understanding of pipeline systems, welding, and structural inspection. To meet this requirement, aspiring pipeline inspectors can earn an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in engineering technology or a similar area. These programs cover topics such as physics, chemistry, analytical geometry, engineering computer applications, thermodynamics, and mechanics. Some employers also require welding and plastic fusion certifications, which require additional training and are available through organizations like the American Welding Society and Ferguson Enterprises.
Pipeline Inspector Salary and Outlook
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) places pipeline inspectors in its category for construction and building inspectors, and reports a median yearly salary of about $59,000. The 10th percentile earns about $35,200, while the highest-paid workers make over $95,300. Firms employing pipeline inspectors usually offer additional benefits like insurance, retirement plans, paid holidays, and vacation time. Faster-than-average employment growth of 10 percent is expected for pipeline inspectors through 2026, according to the BLS. Increased focus on improving the quality of structures drives this growth.
Helpful Resources
If you’re interested in starting a career as a pipeline inspector, we’ve collected some useful resources worth exploring:
The American Petroleum Institute – in addition to providing news and information about developments and regulations in the oil and gas industries, API holds events and offers certification programs for experienced professionals
Oil and Gas Pipelines and Piping Systems: Design, Construction, Management, and Inspection – author Alireza Bahadori uses his academic background and two-plus decades of experience in chemical and petroleum engineering to explain how to design, implement, manage, and inspect pipelines
U.S. Oil & Gas Association – this trade association keeps members informed of industry news, lets them give feedback on policy issues, and hosts forums and meetings for oil and gas professionals
Oil & Gas Pipelines in Nontechnical Language – designed for students and professionals just joining the field, this guide teaches the basics of pipeline infrastructure without using confusing technical language. It uses supplementary graphics to give overviews of how pipelines work, how to inspect and maintain them, and what components make up a pipeline
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CONTENT STRATEGISTGabriela is a Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) and career adviser. With 10 years of digital media experience and five years of resume writing expertise, her publication history includes fashion, education, travel, social justice, equitable design and career advice.
