Project Manager – Engineering (Oil and Gas)

Location: Houston, Texas; based at the Houston headquarters with a hybrid work schedule. Travel is approximately 30%, including overnight stays, with occasional extended hours and short-notice emergency travel.

Company

Large energy infrastructure company providing energy transportation and storage services across North America.

What you will do

• Lead internal and external project teams delivering pipeline projects involving natural gas, CO2, and liquid products.
• Manage project documentation, controls, cash-flow forecasts, estimates, budgets, schedules, material requisitions, and contract specifications.
• Coordinate encroachment design and construction with operations, engineering, procurement, right-of-way, permitting, environmental, health and safety, control center, and integrity teams.
• Review encroachment inquiries, drawings, load-stress and vibration calculations, anomalies, and facility locations.
• Ensure compliance with corporate, federal, state, regulatory, and industry requirements while maintaining pipeline safety and reliability.
• Prioritize multiple projects, communicate status, and prepare monthly project and encroachment reports.

Requirements

• 5–10 years of oil and gas experience, including at least 5 years of practical engineering experience in pipelines, petroleum terminals, or utility fields.
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering is strongly preferred; equivalent industry experience may substitute. Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, or Chemical Engineering is preferred.
• Knowledge of 49 CFR Part 192/195 and API 1102 regulatory and industry standards.
• Project management experience on small to large projects or portions of larger projects.
• Valid driver’s license and eligibility for coverage by the company’s insurance carrier.
• Professional written and spoken English is required, along with analytical problem-solving, complex Excel spreadsheet skills, and project scheduling software experience.

Culture & Benefits

• Hybrid work schedule based at the Houston headquarters.
• Work includes indoor office duties as well as outdoor project and maintenance activities.
• Frequent contact with contractors and inspectors outside normal working hours may be required.
• Manage projects through contractors and other providers without direct supervisory authority.
• Work in an environment focused on safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible energy infrastructure.