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Pipeline Operator Qualification Training

Born and bred in the oil patch. Either oil or gas, we speak your language. Operator Qualification is vital for the safety of your employees and communities, and we know the process can get complicated. Weu2019re here to help lift the burden.

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Pipeline Operator Qualification Training

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  1. Operator Qualification Rule • OQ Qualification of Personnel • Workers must be able to demonstrate: • Knowledge • Skills and Abilities • Ability to recognize and react to general and task specific abnormal operating condtions • The Rule • Developing an Operator Qualification (OQ) program, following their written OQ plan; • Establishing a covered task list applicable to their system, and; • Defining the training and qualification requirements for personnel performing covered tasks on their pipeline facility; • Ensuring their contractors and vendors comply with their program requirements

  2. Master Evaluators Training and Assessment Center OQ training and assessment - We can perform operator qualification via Mobile Lab, in the field or at our ATAC (Training and Assessment Center) Midland Training Center 8409 W. Interstate 20, Suite #8 MIdland, TX 79707 Corpus Christi Training Center 400 SPID, Suite 103B Corpus Christi, TX 78405 Operator Qualification PHMSA OQ - 49 CFR 192 and 195 

  3. MEA Energy Association - 3rd Party Evaluator NCCER Operator Qualification Pipeline Program 1. Training 2. Testing 3. Performance Evaluation 192 Natural Gas 195 Liquid Pipeline

  4. DAMAGE PREVENTION COUNCIL OF TEXAS Who We Are We are a collective of industry leaders and stakeholders including contractors, utility operators, pipeline operators, municipalities, utility locators, excavators, engineers and other industry focused volunteers. Purpose To facilitate communication, cooperation and coordination among all industry stakeholders in the prevention of underground utility damages. To heighten stakeholder awareness to the requirements of Texas Utilities Code, Title 5, Chapter 251– Underground Facility Damage Prevention & Safety Act To heighten stakeholder awareness to the requirements of Railroad Commission of Texas – Title 16, Chapter 18 – Underground Pipeline Damage Prevention regulations. To promote safe digging best practices; To sponsor, promote and participate in education and training programs related to the prevention of damage to facilities in an effort to increase public safety and environmental protection by including the four steps to safe digging:

  5. Contact Us Better yet, see us in person! We love our clients, so feel free to visit during normal business hours. Authorized Training and Assessment Center 8409 West Interstate 20, Midland, Texas 79706, United States Call for Directions (432) 528-4237(432) 231-2207 Always Available Monday - Sunday: 6am - 9pm Saturday: Training and Assessments  Sunday: Training and Assessments 

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