The Ground Disturbance for Supervisors course is aligned with IRP 17 requirements; including worker and supervisory levels (level 1&2).
Our Online Ground Disturbance Course is designed for those individuals who are planning, supervising or otherwise participating in trenching and/or excavating operations. Participants will gain the tools and knowledge to safely complete the work and avoid a potential pipeline hit.
- Save time and money with online training
- Eliminate travel and accommodation costs associated with class room training
- Minimize time away from work by allowing employees to complete the course online from home or during downtime.
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Course Outline
- Responsibilities
- Owners of Other Types of Buried Facilities
- Responsibilities of Ground Disturbers
- Third Party
- Undertaking a Ground Disturbance
- Actions
- Notification to the Facility Owner
- Facility Owner Response to Notification
- Searching for Buried Facilities
- Introduction
- Multiple Pipelines/Facilities
- One-Call Centres
- Provincial One-Call Centre Listing
- Non-Members of One-Call Centres
- Alberta Energy and Utilities Board (EUB)
- Municipal/Rural Utility Owners
- Consult Area Operations Personnel - Company Personnel
- Discussion with Land Owner
- Company Makers
- Visible Indicators
- Saskatchewan 12 Call List
- Permissions and Approvals
- Introduction
- Crossing Agreements - Written Approval
- Ground Disturbance Permits/Checklists
- Utility Right-of-Ways (URWS)
- Road Allowances
- National Energy Board (NEB)
- Identifying and Marking Buried Facilities
- Markings
- Marking Limits of Job Site
- Facility Markers
- Exposure and Mechanical Excavation
- Supervising the Exposure and Mechanical Excavation
- Mechanical Excavation after Exposure
- Excavation Using Hydrovac or Air Vacuum Equipment
- Backfill Inspections
- Contacting a Buried Facility
- Corporate Policies and Permits
- Corporate Evaluation
- Environmental Awareness
- Vehicles Crossing Pipelines
Course Completion
To successfully complete the course, students have 3 attempts to achieve 80 % or higher on the exam. Upon successful completion of the course exam, a printable certificate is issued. The certificate is valid for a period of three years from the date of issue. Wallet sized certificate included