Teams at Buckeye Partners

Maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs pipeline and terminal equipment and facilities under limited supervision. Learns right-of-way procedures, regulatory compliance, emergency response, documentation, cathodic protection systems, and pipeline operations. The role requires terminal, pipeline, or plant operations experience, petroleum industry knowledge, mechanical aptitude, safety awareness, physical ability to work outdoors and at heights, and up to 15% 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.

Monitors and controls pipeline operations through SCADA, coordinates product movement and scheduling, prepares throughput and volume reports, analyzes leak detection and quality systems, documents shift activity, responds to abnormal situations and emergencies, and communicates with customers, departments, authorities, and incoming shift personnel. Requires 12-hour control-room shifts, overtime, weekends, holidays, strong alertness, and rapid response capabilities.