Damage Prevention & Public Awareness Analyst

Keyera

Damage prevention analyst supporting Keyera’s integrated Canadian midstream energy business. Guiding pipeline safety, locating, assurance, regulatory compliance, and public awareness programs across Alberta.

Posted 8/14/2026full-timeCalgary • 🇨🇦 CanadaMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in damage prevention, regulatory compliance, and pipeline operations, with a strong focus on technical support, training, and incident investigation. Proficient in utilizing tools like Utilisphere and GIS for effective field guidance and assurance activities.

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Damage Prevention ExperienceRegulatory Compliance KnowledgeUtilisphere ProficiencyLine Locate CertificationIncident Investigation Skills

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Hard Skills

Damage PreventionRegulatory ComplianceLine LocatingGround DisturbanceIncident InvestigationGISDocument ManagementWorkflow SystemsAerial PatrolSurface Loading Calculations

Soft Skills

Analytical SkillsProblem-Solving SkillsClear CommunicationOrganizational SkillsRelationship Building

Tools & Technologies

UtilispherePALM/GISArcMapSharePointOne Call Systems

Certifications & Qualifications

Line Locate CertificationGround Disturbance Training

Industry Keywords

CERAERPHMSAPipeline OperationsPublic AwarenessDamage Prevention AssuranceCrossing AgreementsField OperationsRegulatory AuditsIncident Reporting

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide technical support and guidance to locate technicians, Operations personnel, contractors, managers, and supervisors on damage prevention requirements, procedures, regulatory expectations, and field execution
Deliver and support line locate certification training, ground disturbance training, and system training for Utilisphere, PALM/GIS, SharePoint, and related DPPA applications
Support complex line locates, crossing agreement reviews, third-party supervision, and field-level decision making near company assets
Conduct desktop and field-level assurance assessments for line locating and ground disturbance
Assist with incident, near miss, unauthorized activity, and line strike investigations, follow-up actions, and corrective and preventive measures
Review aerial patrol reports, confirm response actions, resolve issues, and communicate with aerial patrol vendors
Provide One Call triage support during vacation periods, workload peaks, and high-volume situations
Support technical improvements in Utilisphere, including users and groups, notifications, forms, Area of Responsibility layers, mapping corrections, and process enhancements
Assist with regulatory audits for CER, AER, PHMSA, and other applicable requirements
Track program assurance activities, quarterly and annual reviews, issue follow-up, and evidence collection
Support information requests, incident reporting, and closeout documentation with Regulatory and internal groups
Participate in damage prevention industry groups, conferences, and best practice committees

Requirements

What you’ll need

Minimum 5 years experience in damage prevention, public awareness, pipeline operations, pipeline integrity, field operations, regulatory compliance, or related discipline
Working knowledge of One Call processes, line locating, ground disturbance, crossing agreements, aerial patrol, unauthorized activity response, and damage prevention assurance activities
Familiarity with Canadian and U.S. pipeline regulatory expectations, including CER, AER, PHMSA, and provincial or state One Call requirements
Experience with damage prevention, GIS, document management, and workflow systems such as Utilisphere, PALM/GIS, ArcMap, SharePoint, or similar tools
Ability to interpret procedures, agreements, maps, records, field observations, and regulatory requirements and translate them into practical field guidance
Strong technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills
Clear written and verbal communication skills for technical and regulatory requirements
Excellent organizational skills for managing priorities, tracking follow-up actions, maintaining records, and supporting audit-ready documentation
Ability to build working relationships across Operations, Regulatory, GIS, vendors, contractors, and industry groups
Commitment to safety, regulatory compliance, continuous improvement, and protecting people, the environment, communities, and company assets
Line locate certification, ground disturbance training, or equivalent technical field training is an asset
Pipeline regulatory audit, incident investigation, public awareness, or damage prevention assurance experience is an asset
Experience coordinating with One Call centres, aerial patrol vendors, locating contractors, GIS teams, field operations, and regulatory stakeholders is an asset
Experience with surface loading calculations, class location reviews, GIS shapefiles, mapping corrections, or depth-of-cover program support is an asset

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexible Benefits to meet individual and family needs, including $3,500 plus 4.5% of base salary each year to customize benefits and investments
Employee Share Purchase Plan
RRSP and TFSA saving plan options
Defined Contribution Pension Plan funded by Keyera up to 10% of base salary
Wellness Personal Spending Account of $750 per year
Paid vacation and eight flex days each year
Two paid volunteer days each year
Employee Family Assistance Program with professional counselling, financial planning support, and more
Well-rounded total compensation package
Comprehensive flexible benefits program
Northern Allowance tiered incentive program for eligible locations