zone ([fifty] feet Section 2.3.5 titled to Leaving the states, preferred).” “Prior Site” leaving the site, be sure to review the locate request and verify that any “[B]efore markings are adequate and match the I&E stated that the three records.” Company’s employees that provided locates for Pipeline D-1810 along Washington Pike (SR 50) between Winstein Street and Steen Road in Collier Township had varying experience levels and all completed NiSource Operator Qualification Locate and Mark Underground Facilities OQ TASK CDOQM2 at different times. Settlement at 15. I&E averred that there were no records maintained by the Company to indicate that the employees in question answered the abnormal operating condition questions correctly. I&E indicated that Columbia Gas neither retains individual test results for each person, nor measures retention rates upon providing the correct answers to missed questions. I&E also averred that no marks are an abnormal operating condition for this task and if any of the Company locate personnel recognized that there were no marks within the scope of the locate request, they could have prevented the resulting damage. Id. I&E alleged that Columbia Gas personnel failed to provide for temporary marking of buried Pipeline D-1810 along Washington Pike (SR 50) between Winstein Street and Steen Road in Collier Township in the area of the excavation activity and, if proven, this would be a violation of 49 C.F.R. § 192.614(c)(5). Settlement at 15-16. I&E stated that Columbia Gas personnel responding to the pipeline locates failed to mark Pipeline D-1810 within the scope of the locate request and, if proven, this would be a violation of 49 C.F.R. § 192.805. I&E indicated that Columbia Gas failed to ensure through evaluation that individuals performing covered tasks were qualified. I&E contended that, if proven, this would be a violation of 49 C.F.R. § 192.805(b). Settlement at 16. 7. Overpressure of the Downstream Pipelines at Regulator Station 4853
zone ([fifty] feet preferred).” Section 2.3.5 titled “Prior to Leaving the Site” states, “[B]efore leaving the site, be sure to review the locate request and verify that any markings are adequate and match the records.” I&E stated that the Company’s three employees that provided locates for Pipeline D-1810 along Washington Pike (SR 50) between Winstein Street and Steen Road in Collier Township had varying experience levels and all completed NiSource Operator Qualification Locate and Mark Underground Facilities OQ TASK CDOQM2 at different times. Settlement at 15. I&E averred that there were no records maintained by the Company to indicate that the employees in question answered the abnormal operating condition questions correctly. I&E indicated that Columbia Gas neither retains individual test results for each person, nor measures retention rates upon providing the correct answers to missed questions. I&E also averred that no marks are an abnormal operating condition for this task and if any of the Company locate personnel recognized that there were no marks within the scope of the locate request, they could have prevented the resulting damage. Id. I&E alleged that Columbia Gas personnel failed to provide for temporary marking of buried Pipeline D-1810 along Washington Pike (SR 50) between Winstein Street and Steen Road in Collier Township in the area of the excavation activity and, if proven, this would be a violation of 49 C.F.R. § 192.614(c)(5). Settlement at 15-16. I&E stated that Columbia Gas personnel responding to the pipeline locates failed to mark Pipeline D-1810 within the scope of the locate request and, if proven, this would be a violation of 49 C.F.R. § 192.805. I&E indicated that Columbia Gas failed to ensure through evaluation that individuals performing covered tasks were qualified. I&E contended that, if proven, this would be a violation of 49 C.F.R. § 192.805(b). Settlement at 16. 7. Overpressure of the Downstream Pipelines at Regulator Station 4853