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Free quarterly webinar

Navigate OQ regulations with the experts

Every quarter, ITS and an industry expert break down the regulatory changes shaping OQ programs, and what to do about them before your next inspection.

Next session: Written vs. Reality: The Most Cited Requirement in PHMSA Enforcement

Thursday, December 1010:00 AM Central, online
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  • Earn CEU credit
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  • Ensure you’re prepared for your next inspection

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Written vs. Reality: The Most Cited Requirement in PHMSA Enforcement

For more than twenty years, the most cited requirement in federal pipeline enforcement has been the written procedures manual: §192.605 for gas operators and §195.402 for liquid.

We’ll close out the year with what PHMSA’s 2026 enforcement data shows, then our panel will cover the gap between what procedures say and what happens in the field, what inspectors look for, and how to avoid the citation.

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Next session speakers

Chris Taylor Chris Taylor VP, Regulatory & Industry Affairs ITS
Tim O'Shea Tim O’Shea Attorney-Advisor PHMSA Office of Chief Counsel
Teri Anderson Teri Anderson Sr. Manager, DOT Compliance ONEOK

About Regulation Navigation

Regulation Navigation is ITS’s quarterly webinar series for OQ professionals. Each session pairs ITS with an industry expert to break down upcoming regulatory changes, enforcement trends, and OQ best practices, with practical takeaways you can bring back to your program.

Past guests have included

  • Erin KurillaAmerican Public Gas Association
  • Adam DayNortheast Gas Association
  • Alex KirschlingNational Association of Pipeline Safety Representatives
  • Amy LivingstonKinder Morgan and the ASME B31Q committee
  • Scott SandersEnbridge
  • Chrystah CarterPlains All American Pipeline
  • Colin FrazierAmerican Petroleum Institute
  • Laurie KnapeAmerican Petroleum Institute
  • Paul ArmstrongNortheast Gas Association
  • Bob PlewaNational Fuel Gas
  • Warren MillerWarren Miller Enterprises