The “Pipeline Technician I” is an entry level position in the Enbridge’s Field Operation Job Family. The primary focus of this role is to take on duties that develop the incumbent’s core / fundamental skills and knowledge of the area in which they are working and apply them in a safe manner. The successful candidate is expected to advance to the fully qualified “Senior Pipeline Technician” classification by demonstrating proficiency, and effectiveness, associated with specific Behavioral Skills, as well as demonstrating competency associated with specific Technical knowledge blocks.

Here’s what you will do:• Responds to equipment malfunction, physical damage and/or fire, vandalism and/or threats in order to properly handle emergency situations to safeguard life and property. Must be familiar with the application of relevant procedures.• Implements all lock out/tag out procedures as they apply to the job functions to ensure personnel safety.• Completes reports accurately and completely and has a working knowledge of applicable local filing systems as required.• Obtains training as required to maintain qualifications.• Utilizes proper procedures for ordering, receiving and transferring materials as well as performing physical inventory.• Works with Area and Region personnel in making recommendations as to levels of spare parts for equipment needed to perform normal maintenance and minimize down time.• Assists in planning work and contributing budget related information as required, consistent with the annual budgeting process.• Reviews and interprets drawings, sketches and as-builts.• Consistently works in a safe, responsible manner and actively participates in safely related programs.• Actively participates as a work group team member and maintains a cooperative work relationship with fellow employees.• Consistently projects a professional Company image when interacting with non-Company personnel.• Performs work in compliance with Company policies/procedures as well as external regulatory bodies, such as Pipeline Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through adherence to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Manuals.• Performs all duties as assigned.

• A high school diploma or equivalent.• Minimal directly relevant training and experience.• A valid Driver’s License.• Must be able and willing to work overtime, weekends, shift, be on call and standby, and travel overnight as required.• Can perform tasks requiring heavy physical exertion in sometimes extreme weather conditions.• Currently resides or is willing to relocate within 30 miles of the assigned reporting location.