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In This Issue

  1. Updated OQ Enforcement Guidance
  2. Need to Update Your Current Operator Qualification Program?
  3. RP 1172 Construction Parallel to Existing Underground Transmission Pipelines – FINAL
  4. Draft Pipeline Safety Management System Recommended Practice, API 1173, Available for API and ANSI Approval Ballot and Public Comment
  5. Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission – Risk-Based Inspections
  6. Pending Audits?
  7. Texas Proposed Change to Farm Tap Odorization Requirements
  8. State Damage Prevention Activities
  9. RCP’s Web-Based Compliance Management Systems
  10. DIMP Integration
  11. Key Features
  12. RCP in the News / Pipeline & Gas Journal June 2014 edition
  13. RCP Employee Receives ASME Old Guard Early Career Engineer Award
  14. Public Workshop on Managing Pipeline Cracking Challenges
  15. Pipeline Safety: Government/Industry Pipeline R&D Forum
  16. Summer / Fall Conference Schedule
  17. New RCP Pipeline Pressure Testing Workshop August 26 & 27
  18. DOT Pipeline Compliance Workshop – August 5 – 7, 2014
  19. API Damage Prevention Webinar – Save the Date!
  20. Send us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses of Pipeline Samples, yearning to breathe free.

RCP Employee Receives ASME Old Guard Early Career Engineer Award

RCP’s Jennifer S. Cooper recently received 2nd prize in the 2014 ASME Old Guard Early Career Engineer Award for her work in the development of ASME student and early career programs including the Safety Engineering and Risk Analysis Division’s Student Paper Competition, ASME’s Early Career Web Content, and the ASME ECLIPSE Affinity group.

Jennifer is a project engineer at RCP supporting a variety of regulatory compliance projects, including development of the API/AOPL Excavation Damage Prevention Toolbox, a collaborative industry project to create a shared learning tool on excavation damage prevention for energy pipelines. She had an article published this spring in Damage Prevention Professional highlighting the efforts of the API/AOPL Damage Prevention Team and the Toolbox. Jennifer earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical and industrial engineering from the University of Tennessee-Martin in 2009; a graduate certificate in safety engineering and a master’s degree in engineering management from the Missouri University of Science and Technology in 2011 and 2014, respectively.