Event Summary
This session focuses on an in-depth understanding of each element of the Rule (49 CFR 192.631). ISltd consultants will discuss the history of the Rule and breakdown each required element and its impacts on a regulated Control Room. We will provide tips on how to address each requirement and provide industry best practices and ongoing continuous improvement opportunities. This session will also include common struggles that operators and compliance teams have with successful implementation and management of the CRM program. The instructors encourage open discussion for any struggles or questions participants may have.
Attendees will receive 2 Professional Development Hours (PDH) upon completion.
Course Objectives
- Understand each element of the Rule
- Identify the minimum requirements of a compliant program
- Learn ways to develop and implement compliant programs and procedures
- Identify ways to improve existing programs
- Gain knowledge of common industry challenges/struggles with CRM programs
Who Should Attend
Compliance Managers, new Controllers, Control Room Supervisors and Managers, Operations Managers
Meet the Instructor
Vickie Cain
Sr. Regulatory Compliance Consultant | Integrity Solutions
Vickie has over 25 years of experience in pipeline control, regulatory support, scheduling, and operations across the natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) sectors, with expertise in control room management (CRM), operator qualification (OQ), federal and state regulations, process audits, and scheduling. She is also an expert in 49 CFR 199 and 49 CFR 40 drug and alcohol (D&A) compliance.
Meet the Instructor
Trish Thomason
Regional Director, Sr. Regulatory Consultant | Integrity Solutions, Ltd.
Trish has over 25 years of experience in the Oil and Gas industry, working with operators across the United States and internationally. With deep expertise in regulatory compliance and operational assessments, she specializes in a wide range of services including program assessments (both onsite and offsite), mock audits, effectiveness evaluations, audit preparation and support, and accident/incident response.
Through her company, Trish provides customized training and consulting services focused on key industry programs such as Design and Construction, Control Room Management, Integrity Management, Operator Qualification, and Emergency Response. Her work also covers areas like Leak Detection, Damage Prevention, Corrosion Control, Public Awareness, Health and Safety, Coast Guard compliance, Oil Spill Response Planning, and environmental programs such as the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and Wastewater Treatment.
Trish is dedicated to helping organizations prepare for audits, improve program effectiveness, and maintain strong regulatory compliance across all aspects of their operations.