C# Best Practice What is the best practice when converting int? to int

I have a nullable int coming in from the database from a stored procedure that I know will not have a null value. I have done the bellow:

    public List<EngineerDetails> GetCarouselEngineerDetailsList(int customerID)
    {
        using (var db = new MainEntities80())
        {
            var foo0= db.procedure().Select(s => new fooo()
            {
                foo= s.foo,
                foo2 = s.foo2,
                foo3 = s.foo3 ,
                foo4 = s.foo4 ,
                x = s.CurrentJobId.Value
            }).ToList();
            return foo0;
        }
    }

But I wanted to know although I know that the value will always be there. Is it good practice to check before getting the value. Maybe with a turnary expression. Or because we know it will not be null should we forget about the check?