Thorough knowledge of 49CFR192 and Canadian OPR is a plusExcellent skills in SAP, Adobe, Microsoft Office, GasCalc, PipelineToolbox, Databases, SQL, and Python environments including experience working with databases is preferredKnowledge of commonly used concepts, practices and procedures within the field of gas transmission system integrity including cathodic protection, risk and threat evaluation, pipeline integrity assessments such as in-line inspection and coating assessment technologies is preferredAbility to work independently and without direct supervision and serve as a mentor/instructor to othersRequires effective communication skills both written and verbalMust be able to work under time pressure while maintaining high attention to details and providing quality work and documentationAbility to work in field operating and construction conditions such as:Extended hours in the fields - including up to 12 hours in the field and ability to operate vehicles in varying road conditions and variable hours. About this job: Maintain the Transmission Integrity Management Plan (TIMP) and developing processes and procedures to improve performance of the transmission system integrity program and integrity compliance requirements to ensure compliance with 49CFR192 Subpart O and Canadian OPRDevelop and maintain pipeline risk model, determine risk threats, capture threat information, and compile and evaluate the risks utilizing system data, system trends, and industry informationAssist with Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure Reconfirmation programDevelop, maintain, and execute a program for assessments outside of High Consequence AreasEvaluate pipeline risk and threats and risk model to determine the appropriate inspection and/or mitigation actionsParticipate in field pipeline integrity inspections as allowed and required by 49CFR192 Subpart O/ Canadian OPR that may include indirect assessment, direct assessment, inline inspections, etc.