Pipeline Maintenance Specialist

At Santos, we do work that matters and always have. When you join us, so will you. As an ASX 20 global energy company, we’re committed to providing reliable and affordable energy to help create a better world for everyone. We work as One Team and ask ourselves, How can we? (Even when others say, We can’t.). We’re proud of our history as pioneers, problem-solvers, and pragmatists. As we strive to achieve Vision2040, we focus on culture that is disciplined, entrepreneurial, and energised. What You’ll Do Based on site at Fairview Field, you will play a key role in supporting and facilitating the effective scheduling and execution of activities for GLNG Pipeline assets, ensuring compliance with all relevant policies, procedures, industry standards, and legislation. This is a 2/2 FIFO role with Brisbane airport as the point of hire. Applicants must reside in QLD to be eligible. Key Accountabilities Leading work scheduling and coordination for GLNG Pipelines in alignment with maintenance technical standards. Working closely with planners, team leaders, and engineers to lead scheduling meetings and ensure adherence to planning schedules. Optimising resource utilisation by leveraging team skills, experience, location and operational priorities. Responding to unforeseen disruptions and rescheduling activities in collaboration with office-based teams. Guiding scheduled activities through to successful execution, including confirming equipment, parts, labour and logistics. Efficiently utilising CMMS systems such as SAP S4 Hana Fiori to support pipeline integrity and reliability management. Generating effective written and verbal communications, including reports and knowledge sharing across teams. Maintaining sound document records within the Pipelines intranet Team Site. What You’ll Bring Ability to coordinate and execute multiple maintenance activities while managing competing priorities for various stakeholders. Proactive, flexible and keen for action – ready to adapt to unforeseen disruptions and drive continuous improvement. Strong computer-based Microsoft Office skills for utilising spreadsheets and reports. Strong scheduling capability and effective written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to generate clear reports and share knowledge across teams. Experience in using Computerised Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and scheduling software, such as SAP and Prometheus. Ability to review, interpret and communicate technical documentation, including Australian and International Standards, Government Acts and internal Santos policies and procedures. Willingness to contribute to a collaborative team environment, respecting diverse viewpoints and building productive working relationships. Ideally, you will have a tertiary (trade) qualification or certificate, and/or petroleum industry experience. Additional post‑secondary qualifications in project management are highly regarded. What You’ll Get Here, you’ll be amongst high‑calibre people and get to work on industry‑leading projects. You can expect to be challenged and supported; to learn and grow. At Santos, we’re committed to creating a workplace where everyone can thrive. This means a safe environment; where you are valued and respected, and your contribution is recognised and appreciated. Each site offers access to specific amenities to support health, wellbeing and performance. What You’re Part Of Everywhere you turn you will be part of a team who are coming together to contribute to our single uniting purpose – to provide reliable and affordable energy to help create a better world. We also strive to improve living standards in the communities where we operate, building enduring and respectful relationships for future generations. How To Apply Applications must be submitted via the online recruitment system before COB 5th Jan 2025 . A requirement of this role is that you will need to have the legal work rights for Australia to apply. Supporting a Diverse Workforce Santos acknowledges that we operate on the traditional lands of Aboriginal people. We recognise the traditional rights to maintain culture, identities, traditions, and customs on their country. We are committed to an inclusive environment where people feel comfortable to be themselves, and all voices are heard. We treat each other fairly and with dignity regardless of race, gender, nationality, ethnic origin, religion, age, sexual orientation, or anything else that makes us different. Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander jobseekers are strongly encouraged to apply. Location: Orallo, Queensland, Australia #J-18808-Ljbffr