What you'll be doing

Measurement & Custody Transfer

Measurement & Proving: Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot Coriolis flow meters and liquid provers (piston/sphere) to ensure high-accuracy mass and volume at custody transfer points.

Calibration & Verification: Perform routine calibration, configuration, and inspection of pressure, temperature, and differential transmitters; flow computers; and associated instrumentation.

Sampling & Quality Analysis: Collect spot and composite ethane samples and verify product quality using densitometers, pycnometers, and related equipment.

EFM/SCADA: Diagnose and resolve issues with Electronic Flow Measurement (EFM) systems, RTUs, SCADA communications, and automated valve/actuator control systems.

Witnessing & Assurance: Witness third-party meter performance verifications; audit custody transfer data; assist in resolving volumetric/quality discrepancies.

Ticketing & Records: Maintain accurate job tickets, proving reports, calibration records, and measurement logs to support monthly pipeline material balance and regulatory reporting (DOT/PHMSA).

Analyzer Responsibilities

Perform basic maintenance, cleaning, and troubleshooting of online process analyzers for ethane quality monitoring.

Replace/repair analytical components (sensors, sample systems, filters); assist with analyzer startup/shutdown and operational checks.

I&E Maintenance Execution (SPLC Standards)

Plan & Execute Work: Schedule and perform regulatory inspections, preventative maintenance, and reactive/breakdown maintenance across instrumentation and electrical assets per the SPLC Electrical Inspection & Maintenance Manual.

Follow Processes: Adhere to Goal Zero; AMS/ME maintenance execution processes; Process Control Domain (PCD) requirements.

SAP S/4 Work Management: Use SAP S-4 PM notifications and work orders to plan, prioritize, execute, and close work on schedule; manage reactive requests and backlog health.

Own Assigned Jobs: Determine materials/equipment, identify and communicate required downtime, coordinate outside contractors/specialty services, and ensure readiness of resources.

Install/Troubleshoot/Repair: Perform installation, inspection, calibration, and repair of instruments and electrical equipment across

Equipment includes (not limited to): motors; electrical systems; 480vac to 24 VDC instrumentation; PLCs and smart devices; control valves; motor controls; SCADA equipment; analyzers; communications; fire & gas detection; generators; transformers; overcurrent protection; level/pressure/temperature transmitters; dead-weight testers; multimeters; digital gauges/thermometers; sampling systems.

Standards & Specs: Ensure all installations and repairs meet manufacturer specifications and SPLC standards.

Drawings & Devices: Interpret P&IDs, station drawings, and Protective & Control Devices (P&CD) drawings; serve as a resource on equipment parameters, flow rates, and pressure ratings.

Third-Party Oversight: Oversee contractors to ensure safe execution and compliance with regulations and manufacturer specifications.

Documentation: Complete all required paperwork for regulatory inspections and maintenance activities.

Pipeline Operations & Mechanical

Conduct facility rounds, safety checks, and station inspections; operate block valves, MOVs, isolation equipment; support product movement and line-ups.

Check block and bleeds, greasing and sealing valves, and valve repair.

Assist with pigging operations (setup, launch, receive, documentation).

Respond to abnormal operating conditions (AOCs), alarms, and emergency call-outs.

Safety, Compliance & Continuous Improvement

Maintain compliance with Federal, State, and Local regulations; Operator Qualification (OQ), Proficiency Demonstration Process(PDP), and HSSE training/standards;

Conduct and document Job Hazard Analyses (JHA); apply LOTOand work permitting (Permit Vision ePTW)

Demonstrate strong process discipline and clear communication at all levels of the organization.

Assess customer/stakeholder needs daily; ensure equipment is maintained per approved R&I plans and resources are aligned.

Special Challenges

Large geographic coverage and a wide range of equipment; requires up-front planning for safe, timely execution.

Expected to achieve Electrical Technician proficiency within a reasonable period (experience-dependent); then develop secondary skills to support team coverage and personal growth.

Work often performed in remote locations with limited support; heights >6 ft.

What you bring

The candidate must have legal authorization to work in the US on a full-time basis.

Minimum 5 years in the electrical discipline, or 1 year + technical degree.

High school diploma or equivalent required; technical degree strongly preferred.

Demonstrated safe work practices in hazardous environments.

Maintenance/operations experience on pipeline assets (ethane/NGLs; crude/finished products/chemicals experience acceptable).

Experience maintaining geographically dispersed assets and executing preventive/reactive maintenance in the Electrical discipline.

Troubleshooting electrical systems, controls, and P

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