Sam Bel Mokadem

Pipeline Engineer at Kinder Morgan.

Role
Pipeline Engineer at Kinder Morgan, Inc.
Location
Houston, TX, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers

About Sam Bel Mokadem

Experienced engineer in the inspection and reliability industry.

Experience

  1. Pipeline Engineer

    Kinder Morgan, Inc.

    Aug 2024 — Present · Houston, TX, US

    As a Pipeline Engineer at Kinder Morgan, I ensure compliance with federal, state, and provincial pipeline safety regulations while supporting operational integrity and risk management. My role involves reviewing and analyzing pipeline safety legislation, conducting compliance assessments, and coordinating regulatory audits with agencies such as PHMSA and DOT.Key responsibilities include:•Review proposed regulations and assess their impact on compliance requirements.•Evaluate internal procedures to ensure alignment with evolving safety standards.•Lead and coordinate audits, investigations, and regulatory responses.•Assist in incident investigations, root cause analysis, and emergency response efforts.•Collect and analyze data for industry reports, regulatory filings, and internal compliance tracking.•Engage with industry organizations like INGAA and API to stay ahead of best practices.With a focus on regulatory excellence, I collaborate across departments to uphold safety, efficiency, and compliance in pipeline operations.

Education

  • University of Houston

    Bachelor's degree, Industrial Engineering

    2015 — 2020

  • University of Oklahoma

    Master of Science - MS, Natural Gas Engineering and Management

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