The OPS has added a 2003 report on Hazardous Liquid Leak Detection Techniques and Processes to the Liquid Integrity Management website. The report provides examples of various leak detection systems, including methods to enhance leak detection within High Consequence Areas. This report is intended to serve as a technical resource for OPS and State pipeline safety inspectors evaluating operators’ integrity management (IM) programs. Inspectors consider information from a number of sources in determining the adequacy of each IM program. Development of these reports was funded via a Congressional appropriation specifically designated for implementation of IM oversight. These and other similar reports are separate and distinct from the work products associated with and funded via OPS’s R&D; Program. To view a copy of this report, go to: primis.phmsa.dot.gov/iim/pdfs/LeakDetectionReport_Final_Apr03.pdf.
In This Issue
- Updates to Pipeline Safety Rules – RSPA to PHMSA
- Integrity Management Services
- Oil and Gas Stormwater Discharge Permit – Extension
- Need help with the new Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) deadline?
- Who you gonna call? 8-1-1
- RCP Services Spotlight – Underwater Inspection Procedures and Interval Risk Modeling
- Integrity Management Plan Up-to-Date?
- Liquids Integrity Management FAQ Update
- Need to Update Your Current Operator Qualification Program?
- Operator Qualification Update – OQSG User Group Meeting, Houston TX March 23rd-24th
- Are Your Response Plans Current?
- Gas Distribution Pipeline Integrity Meetings
- O&M Manual Up-To-Date?
- Texas LP-Gas: Proposed Rule Revisions
- RCP’s Fantastic 1-Page Version of New SPCC Regulation
- OPS Announces Liquid IMP Meeting, May 17-18
- Hazardous Liquid Pipeline Leak Detection
- Need to update your Public Awareness Program?
- OPS Issues new FAQ’s for Gas IMP
- Need A Security Plan or Audit?
- Texas Railroad Commission & Louisiana Department of Natural Resources sign MOU
- API/AOPL Issue IMP Update to US Congress
- Acquiring a pipeline?