Call 811 from anywhere in the country a few days prior to digging, and your call will be routed to your local One Call Center. http://www.call811.com/
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, pipelines are the safest and least costly way to transport energy products.
Denbury is committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety. We design, install, test, operate, and maintain our pipelines to meet or exceed regulatory standards. Our employees are thoroughly trained to maintain and operate the systems safely, and we are proud of our safety record. We use a variety of methods to ensure safe operations of our pipeline systems.
Denbury CO2 Pipelines: (888) 651-7647 Oil & Gas Operations: (877) 894-5046
Denbury operates carbon dioxide and/or natural gas pipelines and facilities in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, Texas and Wyoming. We take our responsibility seriously to ensure safe pipeline operations, but you too can play an important role in helping to prevent pipeline accidents.
One of the single greatest challenges to safe pipeline operations is the accidental damage from excavation, drilling, or blasting activities. You can help prevent pipeline accidents from happening. Simply call your state One-Call center at least 48 hours in advance and a Denbury representative will locate and mark the underground pipeline at no cost to you. Call before you:
Even if you haven’t provided advanced notification, please contact us immediately if you dig and hit or touch a pipeline. A seemingly minor gouge, dent, crease, or scrape may cause a future safety problem. Remember, CALL BEFORE YOU DIG!
Since pipelines are normally buried underground, markers are used to show the approximate – not exact – location of the pipeline. The markers also display the name of the pipeline operator, the product transported in the line, and a telephone number where the operator can be reached in an emergency. However, they cannot be relied upon to indicate the exact position of the pipeline. Don’t assume the pipeline’s route or position by the placement of the markers, call your state’s One Call Center.
Leaks may be detected by one of the following signs on or near an oil, natural gas, or carbon dioxide pipeline right-of-way:
By Sight:
By Sound:
By Smell:
Safety of the public and company personnel is our highest priority. In the unlikely event of a leak, Denbury will immediately initiate our Emergency Response Plan to quickly control the situation and notify local, state and federal emergency response agencies.
Additional pipeline safety information can be obtained at Aware@denbury.com and through the following:
Department of Transportation (DOT) Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) – www.phmsa.dot.gov Alabama One-Call System – www.al811.com/ APWA Uniform Color Code – commongroundalliance.com/best-practices/best-practices-guide/uniform-color-code Common Ground Alliance – www.commongroundalliance.com Louisiana One-Call System – www.laonecall.com Mississippi One-Call System – www.ms1call.org Montana One-Call System – www.montana811.org/ North Dakota One-Call System – www.ndonecall.com National Pipeline Mapping System – www.npms.phmsa.dot.gov/ Pipeline Basic Information – www.pipeline101.com Texas One-Call System – www.texasonecall.com Transportation Safety Institute – www.tsi.dot.gov Wyoming One-Call System – www.onecallofwyoming.com
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