Integrity Engineering Supervisor

Your Job

Flint Hill Resources Pipeline & Terminals is seeking a Pipeline Integrity Engineering Supervisor to lead a team of pipeline engineering and mechanical integrity specialists responsible for data-driven integrity risk assessments for our transmission pipeline assets.

The successful candidate will lead a team of diverse professionals responsible for applying engineering judgment and data analytics to identify, prioritize, and mitigate threats to asset integrity, ensuring safe, compliant, and reliable operations.

Our Team

Our team, consisting of pipeline integrity engineers and specialists, is dedicated to identifying, assessing, and mitigating threats for FHR owned and operated pipeline assets across the country.

We apply an ownership mindset to make critical, risk-based decisions grounded in economic thinking and responsible stewardship, supported by detailed engineering analysis.

What You Will Do



* Lead and coach employees on our PBM culture by building capability, developing talent, and setting clear expectations - translating our Asset Management vision into actionable team objectives and priorities and empowering each team member to maximize their contributions.


* Provide oversight to a diverse group of engineers and integrity specialists - actively managing team workload and the quality of the team's risk analysis results and recommendations.


* Ensure consistent adherence to regulatory requirements and internal programs - safeguarding company assets and demonstrating compliance.


* Build trusted partnerships across FHR's pipelines and terminals asset owners by understanding their business and proactively driving innovation that creates value.


* Effectively communicate mechanical integrity risk analysis and recommendations to various business leaders and operational asset owners articulating the appropriate use of business resources to meet FHR's stewardship objectives.


* Collaborate with various capabilities, including operations, corrosion control, and damage prevention, to collectively achieve safety and performance goals.

Oversee the team's participation in regulatory and third-party audits, ensuring mechanical integrity programs are clearly communicated and supported by documentation that demonstrates compliance.

Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)



* Bachelor's degree in engineering, a technical field, or 3-5 years of related experience

What Will Put You Ahead



* Demonstrated experience in talent development and coaching with PBM.


* Proven ability to lead or influence transformation by championing new technologies, automation, and innovative ways of working, empowering others to adapt quickly and maximize value creation.


* Previous mechanical integrity engineering experience.

Including s trong knowledge of pipeline integrity principles, regulations, and industry standards


* Demonstrated ability to oversee operational processes and effectively demonstrate compliance wi...