Audubon Companies

Role Description Audubon is currently seeking an RBI Specialist to join our team. The RBI Specialist will be responsible for creating and maintaining RBI data within various IDMS software programs supporting client timelines, quality of data and client interactions post-report delivery. These responsibilities will be carried out under the supervision of the assigned integrity engineer and will work as a direct report to the Quality Manager. While not performing data analysis, the candidate will support improvement of, development of, and maintenance of, RBI procedures and maintaining documentation in accordance with company and client standards. This position requires strong organizational and communication skills and will support integrity engineering by ensuring all needs are met safely and efficiently. Must be proficient in IDMS software such as Antea, PCMS, Aware, Visions etc. with the ability to be cross trained on multiple. This position is remote but some periodic travel to company offices or client facilities may be required. This position will be a temporary position and will be reviewed after 3 months for Quality, Performance and workload. After reviewing process is complete, the role may be eligible for full time or part time status. Qualifications - Requires high school diploma or equivalent. - 10 years of experience in Asset Integrity, inspection, and NDT related functions. - Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite. - Basic knowledge of NDT techniques (UT, MT, PT, VT) and associated application. Requirements - Follow and adhere to all Audubon and Client safety rules and regulations. - Adhere to Audubon Core Values. - Must be able to interpret and apply all applicable procedures associated with quality procedures per client and Audubon requests. - Review all data/reports completed on assigned inspection projects/jobs for accuracy and validity. - Track all assigned projects/jobs to ensure that all data is completed and meets specified delivery timelines. - Ensure that all data was completed per Audubon or client specific processes/procedures. - Maintain all record retention for inspection projects/jobs per Audubon guidelines. - Communicate with integrity engineers. - Communicate with clients for post-job requests as required. - Must be able to complete computerized reports, research procedural requirements, file paperwork, and fill out required reports. - Assist in quality control functions, as assigned. - Ability to generate and export reports from IDMS software. - Maintain calibration certificates, service records, and asset tracking documents. - Participate in audits, both internal and external, concerning inspection data, inspection programs, or internal procedures. - Support special projects and other operational needs as assigned. - Must possess a valid driver’s license. - Proven ability to prioritize and complete work assignments by specific deadlines. - Proven ability to communicate with customers, supervision, and co-workers. - Proven ability to follow precise directions and procedures as directed by supervision. - Proven ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. Company Description Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

Role Description Audubon is currently seeking a Corrosion Quality and Reporting Specialist to join our team in our Tulsa, OK Office. The Corrosion Quality and Reporting Specialist will be responsible for the day-to-day Close Interval Survey, DCVG, ACVG data quality and technical report writing for pipeline integrity and corrosion field service activities in accordance with Audubon Companies and Client specifications and/or procedures. These responsibilities will be carried out remotely. Primary Responsibilities - Interpret and apply all applicable procedures associated with quality data collecting per client and Audubon Standards. - Review all daily data and daily reports from the field for accuracy and validity for multiple projects. - Ensure field work and data submissions meet client specifications and communicate such specifications to supervision and field personnel. - Provide clients with daily field and data reports on assigned corrosion projects/jobs for accuracy and validity. - Oversee the development, implementation, and monitoring of standard work practices/processes and employee training programs to ensure quality services and work products. - Provide written reports, including data analysis, recommendations for mitigation and additional testing. - Ensure that all data was completed per Audubon or client specific processes/procedures. - Track all assigned projects reporting to ensure that all data is completed and meets specified delivery timelines. - Maintain all record retention for corrosion projects/jobs per Audubon guidelines. - Communicate with clients for weekly and post-job requests as required. - Complete computerized reports, research procedural requirements, file paperwork, and fill out required reports. - Champion quality control functions, as assigned. - Follow and adhere to all Audubon and Client safety rules and regulations. - Adhere to Audubon Core Values. - All other assigned duties. Health, Safety, and Environmental Responsibilities - Perform duties in a manner that protects personal and team health and safety. - Participate in required HSE training, meetings, and reporting activities. - Identify and report hazards, near misses, and unsafe conditions. - Follow safe work practices and comply with applicable regulatory requirements. Qualifications - High school diploma or equivalent. - NACE Cathodic Protection Tester (CP1) or Cathodic Protection Technician (CP2) certification. - Complete all required Company safety and job-related training and demonstrated proficiency of the methods, procedures, and tools used to accomplish the task being performed. - Valid driver’s license and clean driving record. - Ability to perform a variety of tasks, often changing assignments with short notice. - Determine needed materials and manpower per client scope of work and assist management with the creation of estimates and proposals. - Stay current with industry standards and advancements in corrosion technology. - Minimum of 3 years of experience in Close Interval Survey, DCVG, ACVG, Data Logger, and PCM Equipment. - Minimum of 2 years of experience with Survey Manager PCS. - Proven ability to prioritize and complete work assignments by specific deadlines. - Proven ability to communicate with customers, supervision, and co-workers. - Proven ability to follow precise directions and procedures as directed by supervision. - Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite. - Knowledge of pipeline integrity operations and maintenance processes. - Up to 10% travel. - Reliable transportation. Benefits - No Recruiters, please! - Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

This description is a summary of our understanding of the job description. Click on 'Apply' button to find out more. Role Description Audubon is currently seeking an Asset Integrity and Corrosion Engineer to join our team in our Tulsa, OK Office with the opportunity to work remotely as well. The Asset Integrity and Corrosion Engineer works with the Integrity and Corrosion Team in day-to-day operations with projects that may include but are not limited to: - Cathodic protection - Internal corrosion - AC/DC interference - Atmospheric corrosion Pipeline integrity projects may include but are not limited to: - Projects required under 49 CFR Parts 192 and 195 - Written plans/programs - Conversion to service - Piggability studies - Class location studies - High consequence area (HCA) studies - EFRD/valve spacing analysis - Vapor dispersion modeling - Risk management - Preventative and mitigative measures - Fitness for service analysis (ILI) - Engineering critical analysis (ECA) - PHMSA mega-rule compliance - ILI project management - NDE and material verification This position requires excellent communication skills, solid understanding and working knowledge of operating conditions and pipeline safety, excellent computer skills, and high attention to detail. The ability to work independently and in a team environment with co-workers, supervisors, and customers is critical to the success of this position. Qualifications - Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or Science preferred - Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS) in Pipeline Integrity or Corrosion will be considered - Understanding of pipeline integrity and corrosion mechanisms - Candidate preference Cathodic Protection Technologist (CP2) or higher - Proficient computer skills in MS Excel, Word, and Outlook - At least 50% of time in an office setting Requirements - Support AFS Field Technicians on pipeline integrity and corrosion projects and field gathering - Perform pipeline integrity and corrosion project field data gathering as needed - Responsible for reports, including data analysis and recommendations - Adhere to AFS and/or client field operations procedures - Work with Project Management Team to ensure timely coordination of field projects - Ensure field work and data meet client specifications and communicate accordingly - Prioritize and plan work activities using time efficiently - Collaborate with Audubon Business Development Team to respond to RFP's - Support proposal and estimating activities including labor & equipment cost estimates and schedule development - Provide mentoring and support development/training activities for technical and non-technical personnel - Perform corrosion and integrity management engineering - Support field corrosion/integrity techs as needed Benefits - No Recruiters, please! - Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled