As a Pipeline Engineer, you will need to master following:

• consider the impact of material characteristics on pipeline flows
• create designs for pipeline engineering
• design pipelines with different coating solutions
• ensure regulatory compliance in pipeline infrastructures
• isometric perspective
• measure parts of manufactured products
• mechanical engineering
• perform pipeline routing studies
• perform water analysis
• pipeline coating properties
• types of pipelines

More generally, a pipeline engineer is also versed in:

• apply health and safety standards
• engineering principles
• geometry
• integrate measures in architectural designs
• metal bending techniques
• oversee wetlands in project development
• technical drawings
• use measurement instruments

It also helps to know the following:

• assemble manufactured pipeline parts
• combine multiple fields of knowledge
• detect flaws in pipeline infrastructure
• maritime transportation technology
• pipeline transport regulations
• survey sites for pipeline installation
• CAD software
• advise on construction materials
• chemistry
• maintain pipeline coating properties
• mitigate environmental impact of pipeline projects
• operate soldering equipment
• operate welding equipment
• physics
• use CAD software
• use personal protection equipment