Pipeline Geohazard Specialist – Asset Integrity Team Canadian Natural is a leader in Canada’s energy industry, driving innovation and long‑term value through integrity, teamwork, and a passion for doing things right. We are seeking a well‑rounded Pipeline Geohazard Specialist to join our Asset Integrity Team.
Location & Work Details Job location: Calgary, Alberta*
Shift schedule: 5 x 2, 8‑hour shifts (Monday to Friday)
Safety sensitive position: Yes
Application deadline: July 20, 2026
Some field travel as needed by the business
Key Accountabilities Supported planning, execution, and continuous improvement of the Pipeline Geohazard Management Program, maintaining an inventory of hydrotechnical and geotechnical hazard sites through inspections, investigations, monitoring, maintenance, and mitigation activities.
Performed risk‑based pipeline geohazard assessments and developed site‑specific risk management plans, providing recommendations for inspections, monitoring strategies, and mitigation measures.
Collaborated with Asset Integrity, Production and Operations teams to establish integrity budgets, prioritize geohazard projects, and manage associated costs, schedules, and resources.
Evaluated geohazard inspection, monitoring, and consultant assessment results, including in‑line inspection (ILI) IMU bending strain data, to assess ground movement impacts, pipeline integrity, fitness‑for‑service, and re‑inspection requirements.
Conducted engineering assessments for emerging geotechnical and hydrotechnical threats, regulatory audits, routine pipeline evaluations, and integrity management initiatives.
Managed flood and precipitation monitoring programs and provided technical support during geohazard incidents, while supporting pipeline route selection and construction projects through geohazard assessments,



geotechnical investigations, HDD design reviews, and field‑based mitigation and remediation activities.
What You Bring To The Role Bachelor’s degree in Geosciences or Engineering (M.Sc. with a geohazard focus preferred), with APEGA registration or eligibility for registration; EGBC and APEGS registration considered an asset.
Over 4 years of geohazard management experience focused on pipeline slope and watercourse‑crossing assessments, inspections, monitoring, and mitigation within the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB).
Strong field expertise in pipeline geohazard assessments, including geomorphology, geology, terrain mapping, landform interpretation, and geotechnical hazard evaluation.
Proficient in geohazard assessment technologies and data interpretation, including LiDAR, InSAR, DEMs, landslide susceptibility models, satellite imagery, aerial photography, mapping software, and pipeline ILI IMU bending strain data analysis.
Demonstrated ability to translate complex geohazard findings into actionable recommendations, supported by strong analytical, project management, communication, technical report writing, and multidisciplinary collaboration skills.
What We Offer Competitive salary, stock options, company‑matched stock savings plan, annual bonuses.
May be eligible for relocation pursuant to Canadian Natural’s Relocation Policy.
100% employer‑paid extended Health, Dental and Vision Perks.
Health & Wellness Spending Account.
Multiple volunteer opportunities within the community.
Employee & Family Assistance Program.
Access to online learning platforms for continuous learning and development.
Paid vacation and time off during Christmas week and summer Fridays.
All candidates applying to Canadian Natural must have legal authorization to work in Canada with no restrictions.

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📌 Pipeline Geohazard Specialist (Alberta)
🏢 Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL)
📍 Alberta