Individuals involved in integrity management activities.
Individuals with subject matter expertise in operations, maintenance or corrosion control.Individuals supervising personnel who perform operations or maintenance activities.Individuals performing design, construction or post-construction inspection or testing activities.Individuals in the compliance group of a Natural Gas Company.Individuals working with pipeline safety regulators (state or federal).
#INTEGRITY PLUS PIPELINE CODE#
Root Cause, Lessons Learned, Remediation and RepairsĪimed at individuals and groups who require an understanding of the underlying integrity management principles set out in the Code of Federal Regulation CFR 192 and those of other jurisdictions and hence carry the force of law. Integrity Management Process, Risk Analysis. Integrity Management Process, Threat Susceptibility. Regulations and Standards Hazardous Liquids. The instructor will provide case study scenarios of IMP work over the past decade as well as regulatory requirements (current and future) and processes.Īttendees will receive 12 Professional Development Hours upon completion Topics Covered: PHMSA IMP regulations and ASME B31.8S, Managing the Integrity of Gas Pipelines, and focuses on the future of IMP. This seminar goes beyond understanding U.S. Leveraging from the success of the workshop performed by SGA for many years, we take this opportunity to re-introduce “Pipeline Integrity Management” and begin to understand the last decade of baseline work plus the impending regulations of PHMSA.
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