1. A good working knowledge of gas metering system principles of operation and maintenance.
2. Capable of preparing recertification, operation and maintenance procedures and supervising their implementation. Able to monitor and control meter system performance
3. Supervises measurement personnel to assure an efficient, economical and safe operation in adherence with company policies and governmental regulations while providing good customer service and public relations. Plans, schedules, assigns, directs, and supervises all measurement work including resource allocation and priority determination
4. Responsible for maintenance, testing, validation and proving at metering facilities in compliance with company policy and procedures and in compliance with international regulation
5. Familiar with all relevant IP, API, AGA, BS and ISO standards and code of practice
6. Experienced in the preparation of specification for metering system equipment and instrument
7. Develops plans for metering system maintenance, testing, validation and proving and provides reports
8. Provides technical support for measurement, pressure, monitor and flow control systems and programs. Develops and or assists in designs for measurement, regulator and other control systems primarily for natural gas applications. Assists with customer support as required.
9. Serves as a point of customer contact for custody transfer gas volumes, gas quality and gas measurement requirements; analyzes and trends electronic flow and gas quality information; performs gas volume estimates; and maintains meter/station data and validation rules within gas measurement system. Provides for accurate and timely gas measurement data and assists in resolving discrepancies.
10. Utilizes various electronic tools and reports to identify potential erroneous measured volumes and Btu and works with others to correct such data for the Interstate Pipelines.
11. Programs, certifies operation and tests Electronic Gas Measurement (field instrument, flow computers and Remote Terminal Units) used by the Company’s System Control and Gas Measurement departments. Supports implementation of gas measurement equipment in field operations, including onsite configuration and installation of equipment for data-collection, monitoring and communication systems.
12. Coordinate with OEMs and provide annual obsolescence report for any equipment with is beyond maintenance and need replacement / up-gradation
13. It is responsibility of Metering Coordination Engineer to plan maintenance activities, coordinate with OEM whenever support required and coordinate with end user for witness calibration, validation and proving activity
14. It is responsibility of Metering Coordination Engineer to provide and plan training for new staff
15. To liaise with maintenance and stores personal on detailed stock levels, and request for additional replenishing of existing spares
16. Comply / provide input for preparation of division / department capital, operation and 5 year plan budgets, and monitor / control expenditure.
17. Carrying out of measurement quantity and quality system equipment and data audits / inspections / surveys to check compliance with relevant standards
Competencies and Skills (Technical and Behavioral) • Good level of communication skill (written and speak) • Business acumen and financial management skills • Creative thinker with excellent people management skills • Methodical in approach with a multi-cultural background and great leadership ability Experience Required
Professional experience: Minimum 8 years Leadership/Supervisory: 5 years on similar position.
Education and Qualifications Required Degree in Instrumentation / Electronic / Metering Engineering.
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