Jobs at Buckeye Partners

Schedules butane trucks and railcars to Southeast blending locations, manages inventories against market demand and blending targets, nominates and modifies schedules, reconciles terminal statements, and coordinates with schedulers, traders, and operational teams. The role requires strong communication, organization, numerical ability, independent work, multitasking, commercial optimization, and flexibility during high-activity periods or emergencies.

Leads commercial development for petroleum pipelines and terminals, including revenue budgeting, business development, customer relationships, competitive analysis, pricing, contracts, acquisitions, regulatory strategy, and growth initiatives. Manages marketing professionals, sponsors major terminal projects, evaluates joint ventures and investment opportunities, and represents assigned regions in long-term strategy. Requires extensive refined-products industry experience, petroleum logistics expertise, commercial leadership, financial acumen, and significant travel.

Supports project controls by administering systems, processes, budgets, accounts, feasibility workflows, work orders, cost tracking, accruals, forecasts, and project reporting. Troubleshoots system issues, develops testing plans and process documentation, trains administrators, and collaborates with Accounting, Supply Chain, IT, Engineering and Construction Services, and Project Managers. Ensures budgets align with approved AFEs and provides ongoing customer service and operational support.

Entry-level engineering development program participant supporting capital projects, operations, project management, asset integrity, reliability, and maintenance prioritization. The role includes preparing engineering documentation, reviewing drawings, supporting project lifecycles, analyzing performance data, tracking schedules and KPIs, and collaborating with engineers and stakeholders. Participants rotate through multiple organizational areas over two to three years while receiving mentorship and technical training.

Manages pipeline, station, and terminal projects from initiation through completion, including scope, cost, scheduling, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, approvals, reporting, and closeout documentation. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, engineering providers, operations, transportation, control center, and contractors. The role also manages facility downtime, punch lists, compliance requirements, and project changes. Requires pipeline or terminal project experience, engineering knowledge, strong organizational skills, and up to 50% travel in field-based petroleum environments.

Owns the enterprise Power BI ecosystem, including data modeling, ETL/ELT pipelines, dashboards, reporting, administration, governance, security, and support. Leads BI implementations, platform maintenance, testing, documentation, process improvements, stakeholder training, and adoption of Microsoft Fabric, Databricks, and AI-enabled analytics. Requires strong Power BI and Azure Data Factory expertise, business requirements translation, analytical problem-solving, communication, and potential people leadership. Travel up to 20% domestically and internationally is required.

Manage pipeline, station, and terminal projects in the petroleum industry from initiation through completion. Responsibilities include developing scopes, estimates, schedules, and resource plans; coordinating engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and operations; managing budgets, changes, contractors, and engineering firms; facilitating meetings; forecasting costs; and completing project documentation and punch lists. The role requires engineering or project management expertise, petroleum infrastructure experience, advanced Primavera skills, and up to 30% travel.

Manages pipeline, station, and terminal projects from initiation through completion, including scope definition, estimating, scheduling, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, budget and status reporting, approvals, and documentation. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, engineering firms, operations, transportation, and control center stakeholders. The role also manages downtime, punch lists, as-built documentation, and regulatory and safety compliance across petroleum infrastructure projects.

Manage pipeline, station, and terminal projects from initiation through completion, including scope development, engineering, permitting, procurement, construction, commissioning, cost forecasting, approvals, and documentation. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams, engineering and permitting firms, operations, and commercial stakeholders. Lead management of change and pre-startup safety reviews while ensuring safe, compliant, cost-effective project delivery. Projects range from $50,000 to $10 million and require 30%–50% travel.

The Pipeline System Controller Trainee I role involves monitoring and controlling pipeline operations, scheduling product movements, preparing reports, and ensuring safety compliance.