Supervisor Operational Controls

Posting End Date:
October 29, 2026
Employee Type:
Regular-Full time
Union/Non:
This is a non-union position
The Supervisor, Operational Controls leads a team that supports process safety and operational-control activities across GTM Operations. The position provides leadership and technical oversight for Asset Management of Change (AMOC), event evaluation and notification, process hazard reviews, and Operational Readiness and Assurance. The role strengthens consistent execution, governance, tools, and learning across GTM Operations.
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What You Will Do:
Provide day-to-day leadership, direction, workload prioritization, coaching, performance feedback, and development for direct reports; build a capable, collaborative, and accountable Operational Controls team.
Support governance of the Asset Management of Change (AMOC) process, including requirements, roles, decision rights, quality expectations, assurance activities, and consistent application across GTM Operations.
Lead execution of complex and higher-risk AMOCs from initial development and scoping through risk review, approvals, implementation readiness, post-implementation verification and effectiveness follow-up.
Improve the structure, usability, integration, data quality, and reporting capability of AMOC tools, templates, workflows, dashboards, and supporting guidance.
Support process safety across GTM Operations by helping translate process safety expectations into practical operational controls, consistent execution practices, and measurable outcomes.
Provide governance and oversight for Process Hazard Assessments (PHA) and other process hazard reviews, including preparation, facilitation support, documentation quality, action development, and follow-through with Operations, Engineering, Projects, and subject matter experts.
Evaluate process safety events and potential process safety events to support consistent classification, escalation, reporting, trend analysis, and identification of systemic improvement opportunities.
Support the overall GTM event analysis process and event notifications by helping ensure timely, accurate, and decision-useful information, appropriate stakeholder engagement, and effective follow-through on findings and actions.
Provide governance and support to Operational Readiness and Assurance activities ahead of and through turnover of Projects to Regional Operations teams.
Support development and reporting of the GTM Operations performance metrics, including metric definitions, data governance, validation, reporting, trend analysis, and leadership insights.
Develop and maintain dashboards, management reports, and performance narratives that connect process safety, AMOC, event, and operational performance data to risks, priorities, and improvement actions.
Lead continuous improvement initiatives related to process safety support, AMOC governance and execution, event learning, notifications, and performance measurement.
Promote a strong safety and learning culture by encouraging timely escalation, disciplined risk-based decisions, effective challenge, knowledge sharing, and incorporation of lessons learned into standards, tools, and work practices.
Who You Are:
Required:
Bachelor's degree in engineering with 7 years relevant work experience
Progressively responsible experience in natural gas transmission, midstream, pipeline, compression, storage, processing, engineering, technical operations, or a comparable high-hazard operating environment.
Working knowledge of process safety principles and process hazard review methods, including HAZOPs, safeguards, risk assessment, and action tracking.
Working knowledge of management of change across development, risk review, authorization, implementation, verification, documentation, and closeout phases.
Experience supporting event evaluation, event notifications, causal or event analysis, corrective actions, and organizational learning.
Experience developing or administering performance metrics, scorecards, dashboards, management reports, or data-quality controls.
Strong judgment, analytical thinking, facilitation, written communication, presentation, stakeholder-management, and change-leadership skills.
Ability to manage multiple complex priorities, make risk-informed decisions, and escalate significant safety, compliance, quality, or execution concerns.
Competent user of Microsoft Office applications and enterprise workflow, data, and reporting tools.
Preferred:
Experience facilitating or participating in HAZOP, PHA, LOPA, or similar structured process-hazard reviews.
Experience with regulations, records, and audits, both internal and with external regulators including PHMSA, CER, FERC, and state and local regulators
Experience with AMOC workflow configuration, business-process design, data governance, or enterprise performance-reporting solutions.
Project management, continuous improvement, assurance and change-management experience.
Demonstrated ability to implement sustainable governance improvements across geographically distributed operations.
Working Conditions:
Work is conducted primarily in an office or hybrid office environment with periodic travel to operating locations, project sites, and meetings across GTM.
Field visits may require standard personal protective equipment and work around operating pipeline, compression, storage, or related facilities.
Occasional extended hours may be required to support significant events, urgent notifications, complex changes, operational issues, or leadership reporting deadlines.
Requires routine computer use, virtual collaboration, meeting facilitation, document review, data analysis, and presentation of technical and performance information.
Physical Requirements (Include but are not limited to):
Grasping, kneeling, light – moderate lifting (objects up to 20 pounds), reaching above shoulder, repetitive motion, typing, sitting, standing, visual requirement (able to see screens, detect color coding, read fine print), hearing requirement and the ability to sit at a computer for long periods of time.
Mental Requirements (Both field & office) include but are not limited to:
Ability to: understand, remember and apply oral and/or written instructions or other information, understand complex problems and collaborate/explore alternative solutions, o