This month’s Pipeline Technology Podcast episode, sponsored by Pipeline & Gas Journal, features Major General (Ret) Michael Walsh discussing his article titled “What to Do When the Corps of Engineers Turns You Down” which goes into detail about how to properly obtain a permit to go into the waters of the United States. In this […]
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Episode 261: TSA Cybersecurity Directives and the Impact on Pipeline Contractors and Vendors with Mark Grant
This week’s Pipeliners Podcast episode features Mark Grant discussing cybersecurity, where TSA cybersecurity is headed in the future with rulemaking, how cybersecurity has impacted the pipeline industry, and why it is necessary for developers to adapt to current threats. In this episode, you will learn how malware has changed in recent years and ways to […]
Episode 260: FOSA and Fiber Optic Applications for Pipelining with JJ Williams & Alex De Joode
This week’s Pipeliners Podcast episode features JJ Williams and Alex De Joode discussing their collaborative efforts in FOSA and the recent API 1175 revision, as well as fiber optics in the pipeline industry, their numerous benefits and how every new pipeline should be equipped with one. In this episode, you will learn about what the […]
Episode 259: Methane Capture vs. Methane Venting with Rick Kay
This episode of the Pipeliners Podcast features Rick Kay of Onboard Dynamics to talk about methane capture vs. methane venting with host Russel Treat. Rick discusses methane capture, the process of evacuations of natural gas in pipeline operations, reducing global greenhouse gas emissions, and achieving environmental benefits and cost reduction. In this episode, you will […]
Episode 14: Calibration Equipment – Care and Upkeep with Brian Lund
In this month’s episode of the Oil & Gas Measurement Podcast, Host Weldon Wright is joined by Brian Lund of Norse Technologies to discuss the care and upkeep of calibration equipment. Calibration Equipment – Care and Upkeep Show Notes, Links & Insider Terms: Show notes with links, resources, and insider terms will be uploaded later […]
Episode 258: An Introduction to the Liquid Energy Pipeline with Andy Black
In this episode of the Pipeliners Podcast, host Russel Treat is joined by Andy Black, President & CEO of Liquid Energy Pipeline Association (formerly Association of Oil Pipelines, AOPL), to discuss the roles of various organizations, including FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission), and how pipelines are the safest, most environmentally friendly way to transport liquid fuels.
Episode 257: Pipeline Incidents from an Inspector’s Perspective with Chris Hoidal
This week’s Pipeliners Podcast episode features Chris Hoidal of Babst Calland discussing his experiences dealing with a multitude of different pipeline incidents and how it shaped the way he and his staff conducted inspections as well as the importance of communication with the public and media and properly handling public outrage. In this episode, you […]
Episode 27: Symmetry Platform Optimizes Smart Gas Plant Network Performance with Nick Gorzynski
In this month’s episode of the Pipeline Technology Podcast, sponsored by Pipeline & Gas Journal, host Russel Treat is joined by Nick Gorzynski, Sales Lead for Digital & Integration Solutions, U.S. Land, at SLB (formerly Schlumberger). They discuss Nick’s August 2022 Pipeline & Gas Journal Article titled Symmetry Platform Optimizes Smart Gas Plant Network Performance. […]
Episode 256: As Low As Reasonably Practicable Risk Management with Jan Hayes
This week’s Pipeliners Podcast episode features Jan Hayes from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, and author of the book “Nightmare Pipeline Failures,” who returns to talk about the regulatory approach used in Australia that focuses on an approach called as-low-as-reasonably-practicable risk management. Jan and Russel discuss that there are often external and sometimes uncontrollable factors […]
Episode 255: The Contribution of Organization Factors in Pipeline Incidents with Jan Hayes
This week’s Pipeliners Podcast episode features Jan Hayes discussing her book, Nightmare Pipeline Failures, how you must learn from both successes and difficulties, and that large incidents are not necessarily task failures, but system failures. In this episode, you will learn how sociology plays a large part in organizational accident prevention, what the term “system” […]