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  1. Register Now for the DOT Pipeline Compliance Workshop
  2. Reconsideration of Natural Gas Pipeline MAOP for Class Locations
  3. Pipeline Safety: Mechanical Damage Technical Workshop
  4. Integrity Management Services
  5. Hurricane Impacts in the Gulf of Mexico
  6. Need to Update your Response Plan (FRP, ICP or OSRP)?
  7. Hurricane Response Conference Set For March
  8. O&M Manual Up-To-Date?
  9. Safe Excavation and Backfilling Advisory
  10. OPS Clarification of Public Awareness Requirements
  11. Need to make sure your Public Awareness Program meets API RP 1162 standards?
  12. Liquid Pipeline Integrity Data on the Web
  13. RCP Services Spotlight – RCP Auditing, Due Diligence and Expert Witness Services
  14. Gas Gathering Line – Definition, TPSSC Meeting
  15. Need to Update Your Current Operator Qualification Program?
  16. New Chief of PHMSA?
  17. PHMSA Web Site Initiative
  18. RCP’s Fantastic 1-Page Version of SPCC Regulation
  19. Excavation Monitoring and Observation
  20. Will your SPCC Plan pass an EPA inspection based on the new SPCC Inspectors’ Guidance document?
  21. Revision to Gas Integrity Management Inspection Protocols

PHMSA Web Site Initiative

(from OPS’s website)

PHMSA is currently conducting a “Web Presence Needs Assessment” as part of an overall effort to improve the PHMSA websites and access to electronic information and services by PHMSA stakeholders and customers and the public. The new “One PHMSA” web presence will serve PHMSA’s stakeholders, customers, and the American public while enabling PHMSA to provide for the safe, secure, reliable, and efficient transport of products essential to America’s way of life. It will attract and retain customers by focusing on PHMSA’s mission and strengths, creating a user-friendly environment, and providing the opportunity to communicate with PHMSA. The content will be the most current information available and will be presented in a standard format. Leveraging current technology and innovations, this new web presence will:

  • Enable customers and stakeholders to find information and services faster and easier
  • Educate customers, stakeholders, and the public about PHMSA’s role and mission in the safe and secure transportation of hazardous materials
  • Ensure robustness of content and data
  • Provide a wide variety of on-line transactions to customers and stakeholders
  • Foster greater two-way collaboration and communication with customers and stakeholders
  • Employ intuitive and easy-to-use features
  • Reduce costs and effort for development, maintenance, support and content management

PHMSA is looking for your input, ideas, comments, and suggestions to improve the web sites and your PHMSA web experience. Also, let us know if you experience any technical problems with the sites, or have any suggestions for improving them. Finally, let us know about the possible need for additional information or services. Please contact the “One PHMSA” Web Initiative Webmaster at PHMSA.Web.Initiative@dot.gov to share your ideas, problems, issues, and needs.