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Natural Gas Safety
Properties and Characteristics of Natural Gas
The Natural Gas Delivery System
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Downed Power Lines
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Natural Gas Incident Response Summary
ERG Guide 115
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Quiz Sample
Jennifer Reece
2019-02-19T17:13:57+00:00
Quiz
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Would you like this to work easier?
yes
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You arrive at an excavation job to find there are no utility locator marks. Your co-worker assures you the one-call utility locator service was contacted. What do you do?
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Go ahead and start the work. The job has to be done today.
Ask your boss to call the utility locator servcie again. As for a new assignment until the utilities are marked.
hand dig until you find some utilities yourself. Then exavate around them with your heavy equipment
During a digging job you nick an underground natural gas pipeline. What do you do?
Patch the nick with duct tape and backfill the hole with dirt.
Leave the hole open. Call the utility and inform your supervisor.
Ignore the hit. Maybe no one will notice.
The path of underground utilities has been marked. Your boss asks you to hand dig to expose the utilities and confirm their depth. What do you do?
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Use a blunt trenching tool and careefully pry away dirt to expose utilities and confirm their depth before beginning excavation.
Use a pick to hand dig and expose the utilities.
Borrow an electric post-hole digger to expose utilities.
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