Jobs at Gas Express LLC

The University of Iowa Department of Athletics seeks a full-time Electrician II to maintain and repair electrical systems for its 22 varsity sports programs. This journey-level role involves installing, troubleshooting, and modifying low-voltage distribution systems, control panels, and building automation equipment. Key responsibilities include performing preventive and predictive maintenance using specialized diagnostic tools like thermal imaging cameras to ensure equipment reliability. The position offers a collaborative, people-centric culture defined by the philosophy to win, graduate, and do it right. Candidates benefit from a comprehensive fringe package including health insurance, retirement contributions, and generous leave policies within a vibrant community known for its high quality of life and educational opportunities.

This 13-week travel assignment places an MRI technologist in Arlington, Virginia, supporting a high-volume radiology department. The role involves operating Siemens and GE MRI equipment, managing patient care during day shifts, and maintaining accurate documentation within the EPIC system. Candidates must hold an active Virginia license and possess at least two years of experience. The position offers the opportunity to work with advanced imaging technology in a smoke-free facility while gaining exposure to a diverse patient population. The schedule consists of four 10-hour shifts per week, providing a structured work arrangement with potential for holiday coverage.

This 11-week travel role places an MRI technologist at a facility in Arlington, Virginia, supporting night shifts within the radiology department. The position involves operating Siemens and GE MRI equipment, managing patient care, and utilizing the EPIC electronic health record system. Key responsibilities include performing diagnostic imaging procedures, maintaining equipment standards, and adhering to strict safety and compliance protocols. The opportunity appeals to experienced professionals seeking to work in a smoke-free, high-volume hospital environment with a focus on advanced imaging technology. The role requires a valid Virginia license and prior experience with specific MRI modalities.

This on-call Roustabout role supports drilling operations at remote sites in Alaska, reporting to the Rig Manager and Driller. The position involves performing essential manual labor tasks, including assisting with rig-up and rig-down procedures, moving heavy equipment using hoists or forklifts, and maintaining a clean and organized work environment. Key responsibilities also include operating hand and power tools, assembling drilling equipment, and strictly adhering to safety protocols in harsh weather conditions. The role appeals to individuals seeking an entry-level position in the energy sector with opportunities to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic, operations-focused environment. Candidates must be physically capable of working in extreme cold and confined spaces, and the schedule requires flexibility for overnight shifts, holidays, and occasional travel for training.

The Corrosion Control Engineer role supports the Northern Area Gas Producing Engineering Division in ensuring the safe and efficient production of non-associated gas. Key responsibilities include developing corrosion control strategies, conducting surveys to identify risks, designing cathodic protection systems, and creating pipeline integrity plans. The position requires extensive experience in oil and gas asset integrity and collaboration with operations teams to maintain infrastructure safety. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to work on world-scale projects with significant investment in technology and capital. The company offers a strong commitment to talent development through extensive training programs and a culture that values technical excellence and professional growth. The role is based within Saudi Arabia and may involve travel to remote field locations.

This senior leadership role serves as the Director of Strategic Development within General Atomics' Electromagnetic Systems Group, focusing on US government nuclear programs and space technologies. The position involves directing business development plans, influencing cross-functional teams to capture growth opportunities, and serving as a trusted advisor to executive leadership on market and funding landscapes. Key responsibilities include shaping capture strategies for advanced nuclear power and propulsion, leading proposal development, and building partnerships with government agencies, national laboratories, and industry partners. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking to drive high-impact initiatives in a cutting-edge technology environment. It offers the chance to work on complex, strategic projects with significant national importance while fostering a culture of integrity and collaboration. The position requires US citizenship and a Top Secret clearance, with a focus on remote or hybrid engagement depending on project needs.

This on-call truck driver role is based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and focuses on hauling heavy equipment, over-dimensional loads, and wind turbines for QSL Transport. The position involves safely transporting specialized freight across local and regional areas within the Midwest, ensuring all cargo is properly secured using chains, binders, and straps. Drivers are responsible for conducting thorough vehicle inspections, maintaining accurate logs, and adhering to strict permit and route regulations. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking flexible, project-based work with a company dedicated to operational excellence and continuous improvement. It offers the opportunity to represent a leading logistics provider in the energy and manufacturing sectors while utilizing advanced heavy haul skills.

This full-time Driller's Helper role supports Fugro's Exploration Teams in acquiring critical geotechnical and environmental data for land development projects. The position involves assisting with the mobilization and demobilization of drill rigs, handling drill pipe, mixing drilling mud, and operating equipment under the direction of a driller. Key responsibilities include adhering to strict safety and environmental protocols, driving equipment to job sites, and performing physically demanding tasks in various outdoor weather conditions. The role appeals to candidates seeking career growth through on-the-job training, leadership development programs, and access to technical learning resources. Fugro emphasizes a culture that prioritizes employee well-being, offering flexible work models and a comprehensive benefits package within a mission-driven organization dedicated to creating a safe and livable world.

The Field Quality Supervisor role supports the Technical Inspection Services team based in Boston, MA, with a focus on the oil and gas sector. This position involves providing regional oversight of field-based technical specialists through routine and unannounced audits, leading quality investigations, and mentoring junior staff. Key duties include participating in strategic pre-inspection meetings, supporting business development with technical insights, and implementing new reporting initiatives. The role appeals to professionals seeking a versatile career with significant growth potential within a global quality assurance leader. It offers the opportunity to work with diverse industries while fostering a collaborative environment that values diversity and professional development. The position requires frequent travel throughout the continental United States and occasional international trips.

This hourly Sales and Service Route Driver role at Safety-Kleen in Baltimore involves operating a Class B box truck to deliver environmental services to industrial clients. Key responsibilities include servicing parts washer machines, exchanging hazardous waste drums, and performing sales activities to generate new leads across a daily route. The position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career focused on sustainability and environmental protection within a safety-first culture. The company offers comprehensive benefits, tuition reimbursement, and opportunities for career growth. The role requires a Class B CDL with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements and involves regular travel to customer sites.

The Operations MPD Field Supervisor role involves leading a specialized team to manage Managed Pressure Drilling projects on-site. Key responsibilities include supervising field installation and operations, troubleshooting complex equipment, managing client relationships, and ensuring safety compliance during high-pressure drilling activities. This position appeals to candidates seeking professional growth within a company that prioritizes innovation, safety, and a collaborative culture. The role offers opportunities to work with cutting-edge technology while contributing to sustainable drilling solutions. The position is based on location with travel required to job sites.

This hybrid Contracts Manager role supports the Cyber & Analytics Business Area within Leidos Intelligence Sector, requiring onsite presence in Chantilly, VA two days weekly. The position involves managing a diverse portfolio of government contracts from proposal development through execution, including RFP analysis, negotiation, and compliance monitoring for various contract types. Key responsibilities include leading contract risk mitigation, coordinating internal reviews, and collaborating closely with program teams to ensure adherence to FAR/DFAR regulations. The role appeals to self-starters seeking a dynamic environment where they can leverage their security clearance to drive mission-critical outcomes. It offers opportunities for professional growth within a culture that values innovation and disruption, with occasional travel to Columbia, MD as needed.

This full-time Assistant Petroleum, Oils, and Lubricants Superintendent role supports a U.S. Navy installation by managing daily liquid fuel terminal operations and aviation fuel logistics. The position involves coordinating with government and contractor teams to ensure compliance with safety standards, overseeing maintenance of fuel infrastructure like tanks and pipelines, and supervising technicians to maintain operational readiness. The role offers the opportunity to lead critical mission-critical support activities for naval facilities and afloat units within a structured defense environment. Candidates must hold a U.S. security clearance and possess significant experience in fuel terminal operations and maintenance.

This role serves as an Airplane Flight Instructor within a military aviation unit, responsible for delivering academic, flight, and simulator training to student pilots. Key duties include acting as Aircraft Commander or Evaluator Pilot on training missions, orienting newly assigned instructors on mission profiles and flying areas, and maintaining flight line-equivalent proficiency in accordance with Air Force regulations. The position requires a Commercial Pilot Certificate with appropriate ratings, significant flight experience, and a valid USAF Flying Class II physical standard. The role is appealing for its mission-critical nature in developing future aviators and offers the opportunity to work with advanced training devices. The position is located on-site with a flexible schedule that may include weekends and travel to auxiliary fields to support operational flying requirements.

This full-time Weapons System Requirements Analyst role supports the US Navy's Team Submarine program, specifically focusing on the Columbia Class submarine initiative. The position involves conducting research on military capabilities, coordinating test and evaluation plans with stakeholders, and reviewing technical specifications for strategic weapons systems. Key responsibilities include developing analytical products, leading reviews of submarine operating procedures, and ensuring program requirements are met during construction and testing phases. The role offers the opportunity to contribute to critical national defense projects within a collaborative, high-impact environment. While the position requires a DoD Secret Security Clearance and occasional travel, it provides a chance to work with a recognized team dedicated to improving submarine research and acquisition efficiency.

This senior campaign analyst role is based at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., supporting the Navy's Campaign Analysis Program within the Analysis Branch of the Chief of Naval Operations. The position involves developing modeling techniques, conducting war-fighting analysis, and creating campaign scenarios to assess military capabilities and tactical sensitivity. Key responsibilities include providing independent assessments of analytical methods, advising leadership on capability limitations, and preparing executive briefings to inform policy and funding decisions. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on national defense strategy while collaborating with active-duty Navy personnel and government experts. Candidates must hold an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility. The position requires occasional travel and offers the opportunity to work on high-profile, mission-critical projects within a collaborative defense environment.

This full-time Electrical Superintendent role leads electrical teams on construction and engineering projects for a company recognized as a top workplace. The position requires licensed expertise in the National Electric Code and involves managing large-scale projects, coordinating schedules with other trades, and conducting daily safety evaluations. Key responsibilities include maintaining project budgets, mentoring junior staff, and utilizing internal resources to drive productivity. The role appeals to professionals seeking a culture of care that prioritizes safety, leadership development, and career growth through merit-based advancement. While the position is based on job sites with significant travel requirements, it offers a supportive environment focused on team success and professional development.

The Project Engineer role serves as an engineering manager for design and procurement activities across Southern Company Gas facilities, including gas storage, compression, and LNG plants. Based in Birmingham or Atlanta with a hybrid schedule, the position involves managing engineering scope, budgets, and schedules while overseeing outsourced engineering work and material procurement. Key responsibilities include developing contract documents, supporting design and process safety reviews, and acting as the primary liaison between engineering deliverables and plant personnel. The role offers the opportunity to lead diverse projects ranging from large capital investments to maintenance efforts within a safety-focused culture. Candidates will work in a collaborative environment that values trust and superior performance, with occasional travel required to various facilities.

The Electrical Assistant Project Manager II role supports a leading specialty subcontractor in executing electrical construction projects. The position involves collaborating with preconstruction teams on estimating and scheduling, reviewing submittals for compliance, and managing financial documents such as pay applications and change requests. Key responsibilities also include coordinating subcontractor bidding, facilitating project meetings, and ensuring material procurement aligns with field needs. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking career growth within a fast-paced, safety-first culture that values creativity and professional development. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement, combining office-based administrative tasks with on-site visits to construction locations to oversee operations and maintain quality control.

This full-time Project Engineer role is based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, within MMR's instrumentation and electrical construction division. The position focuses on managing project engineering workflows, including handling RFIs, submittals, and design clarifications while maintaining rigorous document control. Key responsibilities involve supporting material procurement, coordinating drawing revisions, tracking scope changes, and collaborating with construction and quality teams to generate project status reports. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth within a recognized industry leader that prioritizes employee development and has been named a Best Place to Work. The position operates on a 6/10 work schedule and offers a supportive culture that values diverse backgrounds and continuous learning.

The Motorman role supports field operations for Expand Energy in Ohio, West Virginia, or Louisiana, focusing on the operation, maintenance, and repair of drilling machinery. Key responsibilities include rigging up and down equipment, handling blowout preventer stacks, performing general repairs, and assisting the drilling team with mud-mixing and emergency procedures. The position appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment within a growing energy company that values collaboration and continuous learning. The role requires physical stamina for outdoor work in varying weather conditions, the ability to climb tall structures, and a commitment to strict safety compliance. Candidates must have three years of drilling experience and relevant certifications, with the flexibility to work irregular hours and be on call when needed.

The Roughneck role is an entry-level field operations position within Expand Energy's drilling team, based in Ohio, West Virginia, or Louisiana. The position involves performing manual labor tasks to ensure the safe and efficient operation of rig sites, including rigging up and down equipment, conducting maintenance, and assisting with mud-mixing duties. Key responsibilities also include adhering to strict safety regulations, responding to emergency procedures, and collaborating closely with the driller and other crew members. The role appeals to candidates seeking hands-on work in a dynamic, growing energy company that values diverse backgrounds and core principles like stewardship and collaboration. The position requires working outdoors in all weather conditions with a flexible schedule that may include irregular hours, weekends, and holidays.