Project Manager (TX)

Iron Horse Midstream; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Iron Horse Midstream is seeking an experienced project engineer to lead pipeline and facility projects through design, permitting, construction and commissioning.

You will review piping isometrics, P&IDs, and process diagrams, while coordinating vendors and field teams to ensure safety and quality. The role requires strong project management, communication skills, and travel up to 40% in the Oklahoma/region area.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Electrical, or Chemical Engineering.
• 5+ years in pipeline and facility design/construction in natural gas midstream.
• Knowledge of CFR 192, API, ASME, OSHA and safety standards.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects from concept to commissioning for gathering pipelines, compression, and facilities.
• Review and guide design drawings, P&IDs, process flows, and isometrics.
• Oversee vendor/contractor work; evaluate bids and manage scopes.
• Develop and track schedules, budgets, and progress reports.
• Provide field guidance to ensure design conformance and safety.
• Ensure regulatory compliance and coordinate stakeholders.

Skills

Project management

MS Office

Leadership

Strong communication

Travel willingness

Education

B.S. in Mechanical, Electrical, or Chemical Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

Pipeline Toolbox

Synergi Gas

Ariel Performance Software

Google Earth

MS Project

Job description

• Lead Projects from Concept to Commissioning – Manage gathering pipeline, compression, and facility projects from initial design and permitting through construction and startup.
• Engineering & Design Oversight – Review and guide the development of pipeline alignment sheets, facility P&IDs, process flow diagrams, and piping isometrics.
• Vendor & Contractor Management – Oversee third-party engineering, survey, and construction firms; evaluate bids and negotiate scopes to ensure quality and cost efficiency.
• Schedule & Budget Control – Develop and track project schedules, budgets, and progress reports; proactively address risks and changes.
• Construction Support – Provide technical guidance to field crews, ensuring compliance with design specifications, industry codes, and safety standards.
• Regulatory & Safety Compliance – Ensure all work meets applicable codes and regulations (CFR 192, API, ASME, OSHA) and aligns with Iron Horse safety culture.
• Stakeholder Coordination – Facilitate clear communication across internal teams, landowners, and interconnecting transmission companies.
• Project Documentation – Maintain organized records of design documents, meeting minutes, procurement files, and commissioning reports.

Qualifications

• Education – B.S. in Mechanical, Electrical, or Chemical Engineering
• Experience – 5+ years in pipeline and facility design/construction within the natural gas midstream sector.
• Knowledge –
  • Natural gas gathering, compression, and processing facilities (stabilization and mechanical refrigeration preferred).
  • Oklahoma SCOOP/STACK plays and regional construction considerations.
  • Industry standards and permitting requirements (CFR 192, API, ASME, OSHA).
• Skills –
  • Strong project management skills with the ability to manage multiple concurrent projects.
  • Proficiency in MS Office and project management tools (MS Project); experience with Ariel performance software, Synergi Gas, Google Earth, AutoCAD, and Pipeline Toolbox is a plus.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills; comfortable leading meetings and presenting to leadership.
• Other Requirements – Valid driver’s license with good driving record, ability to pass pre-employment drug screen and background check, willingness to travel 25–40% within Oklahoma.

Why Join Iron Horse Midstream?

• Direct Project Ownership – You’ll have full visibility and influence over your projects, from early planning to commissioning.
• Agile Team – Work in a collaborative environment where decisions are made quickly, and your expertise is valued.
• Growth Opportunities – Our expanding footprint in the Anadarko Basin provides opportunities to take on increasingly complex and impactful projects.
• Hands-On Culture – Expect to spend time in the field, not just behind a desk — ensuring designs translate into safe, efficient, and reliable assets.