Geohazards & Asset Integrity Project Lead

Enidchamber; Enid (OK); Hybrid; USD 114,000 - 172,000; Full time

Job summary

ONEOK is seeking an Asset Integrity Project Manager III to support the Geohazards and Outside Forces program across the pipeline network. The role leads data-driven projects, builds databases and dashboards, and coordinates field surveys including LiDAR, settlement surveys, and bathymetric assessments.

The ideal candidate has a technical degree and 3–7 years (or more) in pipeline integrity or geospatial analysis, with strong SQL, GIS, and scripting skills. Occasional travel (<10%) and collaboration with engineering and survey firms are expected.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a technical discipline with relevant pipeline integrity/geotechnical experience.
• Strong SQL and relational databases; ability to analyze large spatial/time-series datasets.
• Experience with GIS platforms and geospatial data formats; scripting in Python or R preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead geohazards and outside forces projects across the pipeline network.
• Develop and maintain databases, data pipelines, and dashboards for hazard inventories and monitoring histories.
• Collaborate with engineering, operations, and external survey firms to scope work and manage deliverables.

Skills

SQL

GIS

Data analysis

Python/R

Project management

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering, geology, geosciences, geography, data science, or related

Tools

ArcGIS Pro

ArcGIS Online

QGIS

Job description

ONEOK is seeking an Asset Integrity Project Manager III to support the Geohazards and Outside Forces program across the pipeline network. The role leads data-driven projects, builds databases and dashboards, and coordinates field surveys including LiDAR, settlement surveys, and bathymetric assessments.

The ideal candidate has a technical degree and 3–7 years (or more) in pipeline integrity or geospatial analysis, with strong SQL, GIS, and scripting skills. Occasional travel (<10%) and collaboration with engineering and survey firms are expected.