Energy at the Service of Mexico

For more than 25 years, at ENGIE Mexico we have been committed to delivering energy and fostering economic development through an accessible, diverse, and competitive energy offering that supports Mexico's economic dynamism.

At ENGIE Mexico, we are addressing environmental challenges by transforming our business model toward becoming an integrated low‑ or zero‑carbon energy company in three key sectors: Natural Gas, electricity generation, and energy and associated services.

ENGIE Mexico employs more than 1,000 people directly. The Company has been recognized for 12 consecutive years with the Socially Responsible Company distinction, awarded by the Mexican Center for Philanthropy (CEMEFI).

ENGIE Mexico:

• 1st Private Natural Gas Buyer in Mexico
• 2nd Largest Natural Gas Distributor in Mexico
• 8 natural gas distribution zones
• +520,000 customers in the residential Natural Gas Distribution segment
• 3 Natural Gas Transportation Companies with 1,300 KM of pipelines
• 3 Power Generation Plants with 395 MW of capacity (including a 50 MW wind farm successfully operating)
• 6 renewable energy projects under construction (+900 MW)

Purpose of the Position:
Evaluate and improve the system for integrity management in natural gas distribution pipelines. Analyze and identify risk levels and findings related to pipeline defects, as well as follow up on results.

Application of standards (NOM 009 ASEA 2016, API, ASME B31.8 and B31.8s), and monitoring of integrity KPIs.

Functions and Responsibilities

• Management of Operational Steel Plans.
• Knowledge and handling of ECDA methodology, supervision, and validation of field tests.
• Assessment of transportation and distribution capacities through the natural gas distribution infrastructure.
• Collect, review, integrate, and analyze information in accordance with NOM-009-ASEA-2017.
• Development of risk analysis and assessment.
• Identification and delimitation of high‑consequence areas that may be impacted by loss of containment and demographic factors.
• Management, interpretation, and application of standards NOM‑003‑ASEA‑2016, NOM‑009‑ASEA‑2017, NOM‑007‑ASEA‑2016, NACE‑SP0169, ISO‑15589‑1, ASME B31.8S, ASME B31G, ASME PCC‑2, API, among other national and international standards.
• Interpretation and review of cathodic protection system drawings, as well as calculations of materials required for cathodic protection of new pipelines and restorations.
• Planning, execution, and analysis of pipeline inspection results.
• Implement improvements to the cathodic protection system, as well as interpret results from various field studies conducted to maintain cathodic protection in pipelines, such as soil resistivity, current demand, AC/DC interference, CIS and DCVG/ACVG studies, ECDA, among others.

Occupational Profile and Experience:
Mechanical Engineer, Chemical Engineer, Petroleum Engineer, Civil Engineer, or related engineering fields.

Technical Skills:

• Proficiency in drawing software (MicroStation and AutoCAD).
• GIS tools (Geographic Information Systems).
• Corrosion control (Cathodic Protection courses and/or NACE).
• NDT certifications (Liquid Penetrant, Magnetic Particles, UT, Visual Inspection).
• Use of iMSAI or similar software. Integral or Quality Management System.
• 3-5 years of experience in Natural Gas or Hydrocarbons distribution.
• Knowledge of pipeline coating systems (CIP 1 certification).

At ENGIE, we want you to feel free to be who you are, which is why we are committed to equal opportunities and value diversity in people. When selecting talent, we focus on skills and professional trajectory. We do not discriminate based on ethnic origin, nationality, gender, disability, social status, religion, sexual orientation, or marital status.

Business Unit: GBU Networks

Division: Gas Networks Americas - Mexico

Legal Entity: CONSORCIO MEXI-GAS S.A. DE CV

Professional Experience: Skilled ( >3 experience <15 years)

Education Level: Bachelor's Degree

Company Name: ENGIE Mexico