Intermediate Piping Materials Engineer

Vista Projects is an integrated engineering firm who has been solving complex challenges in the energy industry since 1985. We are innovators at our core. We continually find better, smarter ways to design and deliver oil and gas projects, and we are proud to be contributing on some of the most exciting low-carbon and synthetic fuel developments in the North America.

For our people, that means meaningful, varied work and a real chance to shape how modern engineering gets done.
We are innovators in the energy industry. We actively find ways to improve how oil and gas projects are designed and delivered, and we are contributing to some remarkable low-carbon and synthetic fuel developments; including electro sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) and gas-to-liquids (GTL) projects. We are headquartered in Calgary and maintain a satellite office in Houston.

The world needs energy, and better engineering makes the projects that deliver it safer, more efficient and more sustainable. Our multi-discipline teams have designed some of the most challenging and successful projects in the North American energy sector, from early‑stage studies and pilots to large‑scale commercial expansions. We take pride in doing that work well, and just as much pride in continuously improving how we do it.

Own your scope and grow your impact. As an Intermediate Piping Materials Engineer, you will independently deliver piping materials and engineering scope on EPC projects and MOC programs for SAGD, oil sands, and gas processing facilities, from concept through detailed design and construction. You will act as a sub‑lead on smaller projects or work packages, guide junior engineers, and expand your expertise into SAGD pipelines.

You will also help shape how the discipline works, using Vista's intelligent, data‑centric tools to deliver safe, code‑compliant, and constructible designs that meet quality, cost, and schedule objectives.

• Develop, review, and update piping specifications and line classes for carbon steel, stainless steel, and low‑alloy materials, including corrosion allowances, insulation, and heat tracing requirements
• Select materials for a range of services, including:
  -Steam distribution and gathering systems
  -Hydrocarbons
  -Emulsion, produced water, and diluent systems
  -Blowdown, relief, and flare piping
  -Sweet and sour service (NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156)
  -High‑pressure and elevated‑temperature service
  -Fuel gas, produced gas, and utility piping
• Read and interpret Material Selection Diagrams (MSDs) and Material Selection Reports (MSRs) and apply them to line class assignments
• Prepare valve specifications and data sheets, and recommend technical decisions on deviations from valve specifications and specialty item data sheets
• Determine NDE and PWHT requirements to comply with the applicable code

• Develop and check P&IDs, LDTs, valve lists, specialty item lists, tie‐in lists, isometric and GA drawings, MTOs, MRs, and EWPs/CWPs
• Perform pipe wall thickness, flange rating, branch reinforcement, and hydrotest pressure calculations
• Review vendor data and prepare technical bid evaluations (TBEs)
• Prepare ABSA registration packages and regulatory submissions, and authenticate documents with a P.Eng. stamp where registered SAGD Pipelines
• Support the design of CSA Z662 pipelines connecting well pads to the central processing facility (CPF), including steam injection, emulsion gathering, produced water, diluent, and fuel gas lines
• Prepare pipeline material specifications (line pipe, fittings, flanges, and valves to the CSA Z245 series) and perform Z662 wall thickness and design calculations
• Support pipeline alignment sheets, crossing lists, and tie‑ins, along with AER licensing applications (Directive 056