Asset Protection Supervisor

The Asset Protection Supervisor coordinates and supervises employee and contractor activities related to damage prevention and right-of-way maintenance for Atlanta Gas Light and Florida City Gas.

Key Responsibilities:

• Oversee and monitor Asset Protection responsibilities, including right-of-way patrols, quality audits, and locator quality audits
• Develop and improve contracts and statements of work for contractors
• Respond to stakeholder inquiries on damage prevention topics
• Facilitate meetings and negotiate field conflicts
• Provide accurate data for incident reviews and damage prevention cases
• Coordinate construction and excavation activities on pipeline rights-of-way
• Conduct performance and safety audits
• Perform initial investigations related to incidents
• Coordinate new technology testing and implementation

Supervision and Engagement:

• Supervise and provide oversight of processes, coaching, and training to Asset Protection department employees
• Improve and recommend techniques and processes for Asset Protection Specialists and Right-of-Way agents
• Monitor compliance and statistical reports
• Review quality issues and implement strategies to prevent damages

Driving Results:

• Drive damage prevention and right-of-way improvements
• Monitor safety initiatives and ensure company policies are adhered to
• Guide and coach team to achieve corporate goals and performance objectives
• Recommend process improvements

Business Acumen:

• Ensure compliance with statements of work, master services agreements, and contracts
• Track and monitor departmental budget and control overtime
• Monitor OQ compliance and training documentation

Requirements:

• High School Diploma or GED
• Valid Driver's License
• 5+ years of experience in Gas Distribution and/or Transmission operations

Preferred Qualifications:

• Bachelor's Degree
• Experience locating underground natural gas facilities
• Experience related to right of way management and maintenance activity work
• Experience Supervising and managing performance in a utility environment

Working Conditions:

• A combination of physical and office work is required
• Walking and patrolling pipeline right of ways by foot up to 5 miles per day
• Climbing in and out of excavation sites to perform inspections
• Exposure to outdoor elements