Pipeline Integrity Specialist

Tourmaline Oil; Canada; Hybrid; CAD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Tourmaline Oil seeks a Pipeline Integrity Specialist to help ensure safe, reliable pipeline operation across Canada. You will support integrity programs, GIS records, and regulatory reporting, coordinating with Operations, Engineering, Environmental, and third‑party consultants.

The role emphasizes slope stability, depth of cover monitoring, leak detection, and risk-based decision making. A engineering degree and 5+ years in pipeline integrity are required; GIS/reporting tools experience is a

Qualifications

• Diploma or Degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Geotechnical or Civil Engineering or related field is asset.
• Minimum five years of pipeline integrity, geotechnical assessment, or pipeline operations experience.
• Familiarity with GIS, regulatory compliance, and reporting tools is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Report to the Lead-Pipeline Integrity and support safe, reliable operation of pipeline assets.
• Coordinate slope stability assessments, geohazard evaluations, and erosion-related mitigation.
• Manage depth of cover monitoring programs, inspections, risk assessments, and remediation actions.
• Support geotechnical investigations, contractor coordination, and terrain-related integrity assessments.
• Prepare technical reports and regulatory documentation as required while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Skills

Analytical skills

Communication

Safety & compliance

Team collaboration

Education

Engineering degree or diploma

Tools

GIS systems

Integrity databases

Reporting tools

Job description

Tourmaline is a Canadian senior oil and natural gascompany focused on long-term growth through anactive exploration, development, production and acquisition program in the Western CanadianSedimentary Basin.

We are currently looking for a Pipeline Integrity Specialist to join our team.

Location

May be based out of any Tourmaline office location, including Fort St. John, Grande Prairie, Edson, Sylvan Lake, or Calgary.

Job Type

Full-time

Posted

2026-05-26

Responsibilities

• Report to the Lead-Pipeline Integrity
• Support the safe, reliable, and compliant operation of pipeline assets through integrity management programs and initiatives
• Coordinate slope stability assessments, geohazard evaluations, and mitigation activities related to erosion, terrain movement, landslides, and washouts
• Manage depth of cover monitoring programs, inspections, risk assessments, and remediation activities
• Support geotechnical investigations, contractor coordination, and terrain-related integrity assessments
• Maintain integrity risk registers, GIS records, monitoring programs, and technical documentation
• Support integrity management activities for non-core pipeline systems, including inspections, remediation work, and corrective action development
• Support development, implementation, and continuous improvement of leak detection strategies and monitoring programs
• Coordinate leak detection assessments, technology evaluations, and program performance reviews
• Analyze integrity and risk data to support risk-based decision making and continuous improvement initiatives
• Prepare technical reports, summaries, performance metrics, and regulatory documentation as required
• Collaborate with Operations, Engineering, Environmental, Regulatory, and third-party consultants on integrity-related activities
• Support additional integrity initiatives including water crossing management, inline inspection (ILI) coordination, corrosion mitigation, damage prevention, exposure investigations, and emergency response activities
• Assist with integrity procedure development and regulatory compliance activities
• Report unsafe conditions or integrity concerns to the Asset Integrity Team Lead

• Report to the Lead-Pipeline Integrity
• Support the safe, reliable, and compliant operation of pipeline assets through integrity management programs and initiatives
• Coordinate slope stability assessments, geohazard evaluations, and mitigation activities related to erosion, terrain movement, landslides, and washouts
• Manage depth of cover monitoring programs, inspections, risk assessments, and remediation activities
• Support geotechnical investigations, contractor coordination, and terrain-related integrity assessments
• Maintain integrity risk registers, GIS records, monitoring programs, and technical documentation
• Support integrity management activities for non-core pipeline systems, including inspections, remediation work, and corrective action development
• Support development, implementation, and continuous improvement of leak detection strategies and monitoring programs
• Coordinate leak detection assessments, technology evaluations, and program performance reviews
• Analyze integrity and risk data to support risk-based decision making and continuous improvement initiatives
• Prepare technical reports, summaries, performance metrics, and regulatory documentation as required
• Collaborate with Operations, Engineering, Environmental, Regulatory, and third-party consultants on integrity-related activities
• Support additional integrity initiatives including water crossing management, inline inspection (ILI) coordination, corrosion mitigation, damage prevention, exposure investigations, and emergency response activities
• Assist with integrity procedure development and regulatory compliance activities
• Report unsafe conditions or integrity concerns to the Asset Integrity Team Lead

Experience Requirements

• Diploma or Degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Geotechnical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Geological Engineering, or a related discipline considered an asset
• Minimum five (5) years of industry experience related to pipeline integrity, geotechnical assessment, or pipeline operations Knowledge of pipeline integrity management systems, geotechnical assessment practices, and industry standards
• Experience with slope stability, depth of cover, leak detection, geohazard management, or related integrity programs considered an asset
• Familiarity with pipeline regulations and regulatory compliance requirements
• Experience with GIS systems, integrity databases, and reporting tools

Skills

• Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills with attention to detail
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams
• Commitment to safety, compliance, and operational reliability

Applicants must reside in Canada and have a working visa in order to apply for this job.