Show Notes
In this episode of Pipeline Things, Christopher and Rhett bring in Nic Roniger, an SME on geohazards from Marathon Petroleum, to dissect Section 613 of RIN2. They discuss building a mature program that meets regulatory requirements for geohazards is like eating the elephant one bite at a time. Operators starting from the ground up, will want to tune in to learn how to use data integration to simplify their response criteria for failures that involve geohazards. The other elephant in the room? Who, exactly, is Nic’s favorite? Join us to decide for yourself!
Highlights:
- “Snowvid” in Texas and learning from history
- Simplify your response criteria by “eating the elephant one bite at a time”
- When a company has a release, we all have one (learn from each other)
- Setting up data alerts to know and establish thresholds
- Document, document, document to Define and Defend
- Have knowledgeable field experts who know what to look for
- Interpret the code both literally and with integrity efficacy in mind
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