'l'herr arc (\VU t y p\.'S nl tull l'llctr ·l\'lll 'tll

s lcrves.

• '11y()C A is nonprc~surt' t'Ptlt,1in i tll'

• ' ry1)t~ I~ is prcs~ut\" \.'\)ntainin~~

Nolt' : J)n:sser ... styh:' tl'inft)l\'c.'llll'llt ~lt\ '\ 'S~,

wcldovcrs, putnpkins, anti P\'S~Ulll h 'lli 's are also p1·essure rontuinin~ sll'\'\\'~ us \.l in special rast' tl~pairs t ( (lllSHlt \\'ith th' appropr1att: supt'rvisor f\)r lh 'tr \lpplil' ·lti Ht

Is ltlt line in ~.,

BEGIN HERE

NO REPORT

REQUIRED

Is ltlt line in ~.,

BEGIN HERE

NO REPORT

REQUIRED

Specllficity & Deta~I -Drawings

Type 8 Sleeve

Weld

Ends and longitudinal ,_'P-- seams of sleeve welded

Spec~ficity & IDetan -Drawings FULL ENCIRCLEMENT SADDLE

I ~-

I TO METER

~

~"'"""'"~ µ: TO IHSTAl.I. 2-90' rt O 1HS lOCA Tl(Jj

ti ___ J 1 \11~~..._.. ~a=;;~=_!!! _~111=-

-: 1:-

2" ANSI 500# BALL VAL VE

CARRIER PIPE

~)kl: y= ~ = NA lURAL GROUND

I ii

'Ii 2" FLG VllTI-l 1 • TAP I I ~. l'i

' ~~~

FULL ENCIRClEMENT SADDLE

·~::±::~ 2" ANSI 500# BALL VALVE lu . L 1~cEss FLOW VALVE

KOCI! PIPELINE COMP . ., • QJS!Q!.!ER'S 9JPPUEO

PROFILE JUN() 11999 NOTES: 1. CUSTOMER TO PROVIDE BARRICADE OR FENCE 10

ADEOUA TE PROTECTION FROM 3RO PART'r DAMA 2. CUSTOMER 10 PROVIDE METER TO KGPC SPECIF!

FOR CUSTODY TRANSFER. 3. ANY CHANGES TO MAXIMUM FLOW (I.E. ADDING

Table 1 • Repair Methods for Manufacturing Type Defects

Sleeve Type Use Filler

Manufacturing Defect Type Material w/S\eeve

"A" "B II

Undercut Yes Yes No

Incom lete Fusion Yes Yes No

DSAW Jncom lete Penetration Yes Yes No

Yes Yes No

In Seam Crack No No Yes U turned Fiber

.... -- ·-

Weld-- - No Yes No Incom lete Fusion

Not ERWor Yes No No Leaking Flash Penetrator Yes No

Cold Weld No

Weld No No Crack

Assetuhly art~" an ~ 11 c~ • \Vh<.: n · the pipeline

lies \Pithin 300./t'<'f of c itlH·1 ' ' huildinp. o r a s 1nalL wc ll ·(lt· finc d o ut s ide ;1n: a (suc h a s ;1

playground~ r ~t: rcat ion a re' ' ~ Pll t door the•• t e t\

o r o ther place of puhli<.: asst·111hl y ) that is occupied hy 20 o r 1110 1·, · peopk· fo r al l <'u .,·t ~'>

£1a vs a w ~ck for /()" '' '' ;/.:.,· in nny I .... 111onth . . period. Note: 'fhl' days of the w .. ·k Ill' ~d not he COllSCl'lll i vc.

Barrier ~- son1c thing that 111ay litnit expansion of dcvc lop111cnt .

Dwelling -- an occupied r ·s idcnl'c (house .. apart1ncnt. or rcsidcntiul house trui lcr). Note: Each residence in nn ttpu11111cnt counts as an individual dwelling.

Specificity & Detaii

0 Other things that add specificity, detail and clarity • References to other Company Manuals or Plans that

contain more details and specificity ° Corrosion 0 Safety 0 Measurement 0 Design

Pass~ve VSm Active

0 Example:

"The incident needs to be reported to the pipeline controller." Rewritten. The first employee having knowledge of the emergency and/ or arriving on the emergency scene will report incident information within 15 min. of notification and/ or arriving at the site, to the pipeline control center by telephone or company radio.

General emergency responsibilities involve:

• First Employee Having Knowledge of Emergency and/or Arriving on Emergency Scene

• Appropriate Supervisors

• Area Manager or His/Her designee Pipeline Control Center •

• •

Houston Operations Department Reporting and Documenting

First En'iployee Having Knowledge of Ernergency and/or Arriving on, Ernergericy

Scene Initial Action - When an employee is notified of a gas pipeline leak, break, or ernergency situation that requires prompt and effective response, the employee should obtain the following inforn1ation:

• Name of person finding or reporting the leak or emergency situation.

• Telephone number and location where this person can be contacted.

• Severity of leak, break, or emergency.

Pass~ve VSm Active

0 Example:

Extensive training on the new safety procedures is required to be attended by the lllaintenance staff.

Rewritten. The entire maintenance staff is required to attend extensive training on the new safety procedures from 8 -11 a.m. next Monday in the Welding Shop.

Pass~ve VSm Active

Correct the following five sentences to practice changing passive to active voice.

1. Hunger was what Bill felt.

2. Reading is enjoyed by Mary. 3. The town was destroyed by fire.

4. Funny is what clowns are.

s. Cheese was liked by Sara.

Specificity & Detaii

0 Although OQ Plans have specifics, they are frequently not available onsite for verification by inspection personnel during O&M activity inspections or emergencies; • hence the need for a certain level of specificity and

detail in the O&M and Emergency plan procedures