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Pipeline Safety – Getting to Zero conference

Nearly everyone says getting to zero incidents is the primary safety goal, so how do we do that?

November 17th & 18th, 2011

at the Hotel Monteleone,

New Orleans

The Pipeline Safety Trust hosted our 6th annual pipeline safety conference where we once again brought together a unique mix of experience from the affected public, local government, the pipeline industry, and pipeline regulators to discuss the hard issues and create greater understanding to move pipeline safety initiatives forward.

Besides these presentations, the conference provided great networking opportunities. It’s the only “all-inclusive” pipeline safety conference in the country: one that’s open to everyone in the pipeline safety community. Attendees got information and perspectives from industry, the public, elected officials, and regulators from around the nation.

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