Careers in Pipeline Construction

Oil & Gas Pipeline Construction offers lucrative career paths both in the office and in the field:

Projects need equipment operators, welders, skilled construction workers and laborers. But no project could get done without people who understand pipeline construction to help coordinate projects, track costs, prepare documentation, interpret construction drawings, monitor progress, and support field operations. Our training will get you prepared to thrive from your first day on the job.

  • Project Coordinator: Helps keep projects organized by tracking schedules, documentation, materials, progress and communication between the office and the field

  • Project Controls: Tracks project costs, schedules, productivity and progress to help management understand how a project is performing

  • Estimator: Reviews drawings, quantities, labor, equipment and materials to help determine what a pipeline project may cost.

  • Construction Manager: Helps plan and oversee construction activities, crews, schedules, contractors and project requirements

  • Pipeline Inspector: Monitors construction activities and documentation to help verify that work meets project specifications and requirements

  • Construction Worker: Skilled workers and unskilled laborers construct and build pipelines and stations

  • Many other support positions including administrative, sales, and office support

Woman working at a computer in an office, representing administrative and project support careers in oil and gas pipeline construction.
Steel gas pipeline with an industrial valuve assembly supported aboveground at a pipeline construction site.
Pipeline construction crew performing a Clockspring composite repair on an existing gas pipeline inside an excavated trench.

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