Seasonal Pipeline Inspector

**PIPELINE INSPECTOR (9 MONTH SEASONAL TERM)**

**WINNIPEG, MB**

**_ Manitoba Hydro is consistently recognized as one of Manitoba's Top Employers_**

**_ Great Benefits_**
- Competitive salary and benefits package.
- Defined-benefit pension plan.
- Nine-day work cycle which normally results in every other Monday off, providing for a balanced approach to work, family life

and community.

Manitoba Hydro is a leader among energy companies in North America, recognized for providing highly reliable service and
exceptional customer satisfaction. Join our team of Manitoba's best as we continue to build a company that supports innovation,
commitment, and customer service, while actively supporting a diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace.

We are seeking Pipeline Inspectors to be based in Winnipeg and work throughout the province on our Gas Engineering and
Construction team executing natural gas construction work with mínimal supervision. These are seasonal term positions from April to
December 2025.

**_ Responsibilities:_**
- Conduct quality control inspections of field construction work of residential and commercial natural gas, electrical,

communication, and CATV services and medium-pressure natural gas distribution mains to verify conformity to applicable
electric and gas corporate specifications, standards, procedures, and Safety Rules.
- Oversee pipeline commissioning procedures performed by contractors. Witness and accept pipeline pressure tests, tracer

wire continuity testing, meter set soap testing, and excess flow valve testing as applicable.
- As required, expedite the provision of owner-supplied materials. Provide inspection for the general condition of pipe, wire,

fittings, and other materials. Reject the use of any materials that have visual damage or other condition issues of concern.
Capture applicable material information, including pipe coil or stick data, meter number, regulator manufacturer and model
number, excess flow valve size/rating, or other as required for specific project.
- Use field book or other approved methods to record inspection notes, deviations, and corrections to as-builts and unusual

occurrences accurately and completely.
- Review contractor-prepared Job Safety Plan, request changes if necessary to suit work being done and local site conditions.
- Ensure polyethylene joining being performed is in accordance with all requirements of the Manitoba Hydro Polyethylene
- Joining Guide.
- Accurately complete required documentation, including service install orders, field as-builts, main test forms, billing letters,

inspection reports, environmental checklist, construction inspection checklists, etc. for in-progress and completed
construction. Where required information is not readily available, work to obtain the information before the documentation is
submitted.
- Conduct post-construction audits. Complete, maintain, and submit audit forms on inspected material and fabrication

summarizing conformity to drawings, procedures, and standards.
- Provide support for inspection on high-pressure and transmission pipeline projects and complete any related documentation

for inspection tasks including, but not limited to, monitoring directional drilling, depth of cover, wrapping, backfilling, GPS
location of welds, and tie-ins.
- Verify building construction status and service entry location. Obtain as-built information regarding main location, size, type

and status, service status verification, and utility interference on residential/commercial pre-inspection. Take measurements to
determine additional changes.
- Review that restoration work performed by the contractor is acceptable and that the site is safe to be left unattended during

the progress of work or at the completion of the project.
- Ensure that all rejected fabricated material is repaired as required or disposed of and that all equipment, including work area

and vehicle are kept in neat and orderly condition.
MANITOBA HYDRO IS COMMITTED TO DIVERSITY AND EMPLOYMENT EQUITY

Reference Code: CO57007268-02

**_ Qualifications:_**
- A two-year diploma in Engineering Technology from a recognized post-secondary institution, plus two years of relevant

construction or inspection experience in a gas utility or municipal construction environment.
OR
- Grade 12, plus a one-year certificate in a relevant discipline such as drafting or construction technology and:

- Three years of relevant gas pipeline construction experience.

OR
- Five years of relevant municipal construction experience.

OR
- Seven years of relevant pipe fitting experience.
- Ability to work cooperatively in a safe, courteous, and responsible manner with co-workers, customers, and outside agencies

following the standards, procedures, and policies of the enterprise.
- Ability to communicate clearly, concisely, and accurately in writing and orally with co-workers, contractors, customers, outside

agencies, and the general public on work-related matters as r