Control Room Management/Human Factors, Correction; Final Rule, December 3, 2009

Archived Rulemaking: Transportation of Hazardous Liquids by Pipeline; Recordkeeplng and Accident Reporting

This final rule (1) reduces the overall recordkeeping raquirements and simplifies and modifies the accident reporting requirements for operators of interstate pipelines that transport petroleum, petroleum products, or anhydrous ammonia, and (2) makes these...

Archived Rulemaking: Transportation of Natural and Other Gas by Pipeline; Confirmation or Revision of Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure for Gas Pipelines

This advance notice invites comments on whether it is necessary for safety to confirm or revise the maximum allowable operating pressure of gas pipelines in the vicinity of isolatedbuildings or outdoor places of assembly where 20 or more people gather in normal use...

Archived Rulemaking: Transportation of Gas or Hazardous Liquids by Pipeline; Nondestructive Testing

This final rule allows some exception to the requirements to nondestructively test 100 percent of the girth welds in certain onshore locations. In certain cases where 100 percent testing is impacticable, testing less than 100 percent is allowed if at least 90 ...

Pipeline Safety: Control Room Management/Human Factors, Correction; Final Rule; correction, February 3, 2010

Archived Rulemaking: Transportation of Hazardous Liquids by Pipeline; Regulation of Intrastate Pipelines

CorrectionIn FR Doc. 85-9609 beginning on page 15895 in the issue of Tuesday, April 23, 1985, make the following corrections:§ 195.2 [Corrected] On page 15899 in the first column in the first line insert "an" after "not". § 195.302 [Corrected] On page 15899 in the...

Archived Rulemaking: Regulation of Intrastate Pipelines; Correction

This document corrects the date after which new intrastate pipelines must be designed and constructed in accordance with the Federal safety standards. The correction conforms the date with the effective date of the final rule for intrastate pipelines published...

Control Room Management: Fatigue Mitigation

Fatigue can be an important factor affecting controller performance. NTSB has recommended that PHMSA establish requirements in this area, and the 2016 PIPES Act required that operator plans covering human factors include a maximum hours of service limit. Fatigue is something that affects all...

Archived Rulemaking: Pipeline Safety; Interval for Review and Calculation of Relief Device Capacity

This amendment permits the review and calculation of the capacity of certain relief devices to be made at intervals not exceeding 15 months, but at least once each calendar year. Underthe present rule, the review and calculation must be made at intervals not...

CRM Workshops and Inspection Guidance

Control Room Management: Inspection Guidance