Technical Crossing Administrator

SaskEnergy is seeking a qualified and motivated individual to join our team. The Technical Crossing Administrator assists internal and external customers with technical and analytical issues related to working safely and legally near corporate pipelines and facilities. This position assesses and grants permissions for activities impacting the natural gas assets of SaskEnergy and its subsidiaries, ensuring applicable legislation is adhered to and contributing to pipeline damage prevention.

Position Details- Union - This position is temporary full time for up to 12 months.

Core Responsibilities

Facility Agreements, Permits and Encroachments- Provide guidance and clarification to various departments, field staff and applicants for various facility permits, crossing agreements and other related documents and drawings to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and internal standards.- Investigate and assess if proposed work and projects comply with the safety standards, recommended setback, utility corridor, and other regulatory requirements using various internal and external GIS software and ISC.- Draft, prepare and coordinate agreements while collaborating with the customer as well as internal Legal, Engineering, and Operations departments, and determine where custom agreements are required within departmental and regulatory timelines.- Examine and respond to subdivision requests and First Call requests from Community Planning and assess the impact of potential future projects, both internal and external, on the company’s facilities.Departmental Databases, Records and Procedures- Update pipeline license, inquiry and permit information databases and records, referencing original documents and drawings (e.g., plans of survey, pipeline licenses, survey notes, transmission line reports, crossing agreements, regulatory approvals, etc.).Technical, Analytical and Customer Support- Clarify the types and details of facility permits, crossing agreements and other related documents and drawings to various stakeholders, such as internal departments, field staff and applicants, and ensure they understand the regulatory requirements and internal standards.- Inform and educate customers on the safety requirements and their obligations when working near the company’s facilities, and explain when they need to obtain a permit for different types of pipelines.-
- Prepare reports and statistics for pipeline inquires.- Note:_ This job description is intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed and the duties may vary. This job description is not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, required skills or related duties which may be assigned or requested._

**Qualifications**:
- Diploma in Engineering in a related technical field.- Pre-qualifying assessment.

OR- Land Administration Certificate.- Three (3) years’ experience in the operation or administration of natural gas systems, system design, construction or pipeline integrity.-
- Pre-qualifying assessment.

Non-Optional Requirements- Employees hired without the Land Administration Certificate are required to complete the Certificate within two years of date of hire. The Certificate is required to progress through the pay steps.

Additional Information- Travel, including overnight stays away from bid headquarters may be required on rare occasions.

Application Instructions-
- For more information on this position, please contact Human Resources at 306-777-9091.

Closing Date

May 9, 2025

Hourly Rate Range

$35.33 ($5,373.69) - $38.13 ($5,799.57)

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