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2011 PST-Conference Presentations-Day1-PG&E-Knepper

1:30 – 2:30 General Session – La Nouvelle Orleans
San Bruno – Lessons Learned – Were PG&E’s practices an anomaly or the tip of a bigger problem? How would we know?


Randy Knepper,
National Vice-Chair,
National Assoc.
of Pipeline Safety Reps

View Mr. Knepper’s PowerPoint presentation

 

 

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