Civil Engineer

Overview

Civil engineer, Instrumentation engineer, pipeline engineer, maintenance technician

• Instrumentation Technician
  As an Instrumentation Technician, you will inspect, test, adjust, and repair electric, analog and digital electronic, pneumatic, hydraulic and mechanical instruments and systems.
• Maintenance Technician
  As a Maintenance Technician, you will spend the majority of your time at a maintenance facility working on the troubleshooting, testing and repair of equipment that has been brought back from the operating crews in the field.
• Pipeline Technician
  As a Pipeline Technician, you will be responsible for providing operational, technical, electrical, and mechanical support for all facility equipment, including on the pipeline itself but also at the pump station/storage areas.
• Civil Engineer
  Developing detailed designs, doing feasibility assessments and site inspections. Preparing and implementing project plans, researching and providing estimates for projects, reviewing government regulations and ordinances, monitoring and optimizing safety procedures, production processes, and regulatory compliance, making recommendations or presenting alternative solutions to problems, confidently liaising with clients and other professional subcontractors. Project management duties (e.g. managing budgets, resources, and deadlines; acquiring and compiling quotes, etc.).

This job description may include additional roles and responsibilities not listed above.