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Pipeline Engineer – Mechanical, In Training
Lauren ServicesMechanical Pipeline EIT supporting pipeline design and engineering deliverables for Lauren’s energy and infrastructure projects. Contributing from FEED through commissioning alongside multidisciplinary EPCM teams.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in pipeline design and engineering, including proficiency in P&ID interpretation, pipeline schematics, and compliance with industry standards such as CSA Z662 and ASME B31.3. Capable of collaborating effectively with multidisciplinary teams and managing project documentation in a fast-paced EPCM environment.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Pipeline Design EngineeringP&ID InterpretationAutoCAD ProficiencyEPC/EPCM ExperienceMechanical Engineering Degree
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Hard Skills
Pipeline DesignP&ID DevelopmentLine SizingMaterial SelectionValve Site DesignTechnical DocumentationEngineering DrawingsChange ManagementTroubleshootingCompliance Review
Soft Skills
Attention to DetailEffective CommunicationProactive Problem SolvingAccountabilityMotivation
Tools & Technologies
AutoCADPlant 3DNavisworksMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft WordBluebeam
Certifications & Qualifications
Engineer in Training (EIT)
Industry Keywords
Pipeline SystemsOil & Gas ProjectsEPCEPCMFacility DesignAPI StandardsMechanical SystemsGathering SystemsConstruction SupportDesign Reviews
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Support the design of pipeline systems, including routing, tie-ins, and facility interfaces
- Develop and interpret P&IDs and pipeline schematics
- Assist with line sizing, pressure system considerations, and material selection
- Contribute to the design of valve sites, pigging facilities, and pipeline appurtenances
- Support pipeline-related facility design, including metering, compression, and pumping systems
- Prepare and maintain line lists, valve lists, MTOs, and Bills of Materials
- Support engineering drawings and pipeline design packages
- Prepare equipment datasheets and technical documentation
- Participate in design reviews and constructability discussions
- Coordinate with process, civil, electrical, and other engineering disciplines
- Assist with Material Requisitions and Scopes of Work
- Support RFQ/RFP processes and vendor coordination
- Participate in Technical Bid Evaluations
- Review vendor drawings for compliance with design requirements
- Provide engineering support during construction and commissioning
- Assist with field walkdowns, redlines, and as-built updates
- Support troubleshooting and resolution of design issues during execution
- Contribute to change management and project documentation
Requirements
What you’ll need- 2+ years of engineering experience in pipeline or oil & gas projects
- Direct experience supporting pipeline design or pipeline facilities engineering is required
- Experience within EPC/EPCM or owner/operator environments is preferred
- Exposure to mainline pipelines, gathering systems, or facility tie-ins is an asset
- Working knowledge of pipeline systems and piping design principles
- Familiarity with mechanical systems associated with pipeline infrastructure
- Knowledge of CSA Z662, ASME B31.3/B31.1, and applicable API standards
- Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, isometrics, pipeline alignment drawings, and specifications
- Experience with AutoCAD, Plant 3D, or similar design tools
- Experience with Navisworks or other 3D model review tools
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, and Bluebeam
- Degree in Mechanical Engineering
- Registered or eligible as an Engineer in Training (EIT)
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to engineering quality
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, design-focused EPCM environment
- Effective communication with engineers, project teams, and vendors
- Proactive, accountable, and motivated to build pipeline-specific expertise
Benefits
Comp & perks- Direct exposure to pipeline and pipeline facility engineering work
- Involvement across the full project lifecycle from FEED to commissioning
- Collaborative team environment focused on technical development