Pipeline Operator II or III

Compensation :

$44 / Hr.

Job Title :

• Pipeline Operator II or III Location : Williston, ND Schedule : 8 Days on / 6 Days off   Position Overview The Pipeline Operator is responsible for the safe daily operation and inspection of pipeline gathering systems in Williston, ND.
• This role conducts routine rounds, performs pigging activities, manages permits, monitors via SCADA, and ensures pipeline integrity across assigned areas.
• The operator will work closely with visitors, contractors, and internal teams to maintain strong safety standards and reliable system performance.
• This role requires a safety-first mindset, strong communication skills, and the physical capability to work in extreme outdoor conditions.   Key Responsibilities
• Perform daily operations and inspections on pipeline gathering systems including daily rounds, weekly / monthly / yearly inspections
• Submit maintenance tickets and follow up until completion
• Conduct and lead pre-task briefings ensuring hazards and mitigations are clearly identified
• Engage in and promote a strong safety culture
• Conduct regular pipeline pigging, valve maintenance, and right-of-way monitoring
• Monitor operations using Ignition and SCADA systems
• Execute Lock-Out / Tag-Out procedures on pressure vessels and pipelines
• Write and document various permits associated with daily activities
• Fulfill area operator responsibilities on all permits within assigned area (delegation as needed)
• Read and work from P&IDs related to pipelines and pigging facilities
• Communicate effectively with site visitors and ensure expectations are clearly communicated and adhered to
• Work flexible hours and participate in on-call rotation as required
• Perform line locating, including oversight of 3rd party activities during crossings or ground disturbance within ROWs
• Support and understand cathodic protection systems   Skills & Qualifications
• Working knowledge of pipeline systems, pigging operations, and valve maintenance
• Ability to read and interpret P&IDs
• Experience with Ignition, SCADA, and pipeline monitoring systems
• Knowledge of Lock-Out / Tag-Out procedures
• Experience with underground utility locating and ROW management
• Understanding of cathodic protection systems
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work in extreme outdoor conditions
• Ability to work flexible hours and on-call rotation   Powered by JazzHR