Quality Assurance Training

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Jason L. Staton

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Jason L. Staton

Objective

My career goal is to be able to provide my knowledge and experience to assist in creating a safe and productive

environment for everyone. I would like to further my knowledge in the field of Environmental, Health and

Safety (EH&S).

E xperience

5/1996-6/2013

Enterprise Products Indianapolis, IN

Operator

I will have 17 yrs. Experience as a pipeline operator.

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Develop, create, and maintain most of the “in-house” reports used by the operators.

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Developed the use of a daily activity report which has also been adopted by other terminals.

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Use the HMI and SCADA systems throughout my daily operations and have enough

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knowledge of these systems that I am usually answering questions of other operators.

o Competent in my use of TIMS (enter and retrieve hourly readings, retrieve schedules, read,

and understand them).

o From these schedules I am able to see possible conflicts in our system and with customers and

communicate these to our schedulers.

o Knowledgeable with our critical paths and the devices that make up these critical paths.

o Perform my daily operations (walk around, tank gauging, and etc.).

o Perform quality assurance testing on our products (flash, density, msep, rvp, distillation, and

etc

o Communicate with third party pipelines and storage facilities for scheduling and receiving of

product from them.

o Review and investigate one-calls

o Train new operators.

o Review and develop operations procedures.

o Maintain a safe culture.

o Always looking outside of the box for solutions.

IS Net World registered ISN-00816361 OQ task certifications

• 7.1 Visual inspection of atmospheric coating

• 7.2 Prepare surface for atmospheric coating using hand and power tools

• 7.5 Apply atmospheric coating using hand application methods

• 14.1 ROW- locate line-permanent and temporary markers- ROW College

• 14.2 ROW- install, inspect, and maintain temporary markers- ROW College

• 14.5ROW - Install, Inspect, and Maintain Temporary Markers - ROW College

• 14.5ROW - Install, Inspect, and Maintain Temporary Markers –ROW College

• 15.1 - Visual inspection of the surface

• 15.2 - Reporting protocols

• 18.2 - Monitor for pressure loss

• 19.1 - Valve body winterization or corrosion inhibition

• 19.2 - Valve lubrication

• 20.1 - Routine walk-around inspection

• 20.2 - External integrity inspection

• 20.3 - Function test valve

• 28 - Provide security for pipeline facilities

• 32.0 - Monitor Excavation Activities

• 35 - Measure clearance from existing pipe to underground structures installed by excavation,

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boring, and directional drilling

• 39 - Backfilling a trench following maintenance

• 43.1 - Start-up of a pipeline

• 43.2 - Shut-down of a pipeline

• 43.3 - Monitor pressures, flows, communications and line integrity and maintain them within

allowable limits integrity and maintain them within allowable limits

• 43.4 - Manually or remotely open or close valves or other equipment

• 114.1 - Visual Inspection Of The Surface (Right of Way)

A list of my current training and qualifications

• OSHA HAZWOPER Tech Level

• Hazardous materials training 172.704

• Hazard communications

• Benzene Awareness

• Respiratory Protection

• Lead awareness

• Powered industrial forklift training

• PPE

• Asbestos awareness

• Annual hazardous liquid training

• Blood borne Pathogens

• Scaffolding training

• Liquefied petroleum gas-Characteristics & Handling

• CPR & first aid

• Fall protection

• Tool Safety

• Preventing back injury

• RCRA

• Access to medical records

• Slips, trips, and falls

• Defensive driving

• Distracted driving

• Hearing conservation

• Electrical safety (600 volts or less)

• Drug and alcohol awareness

• Confined space entry

• Oil spill response training (OPA 90)

• SPCC training

• Energy isolation LOTO

• Safe work permits

• Fire extinguishers

• Mercury management

• Excavations

• Emergency plan review

• Qualified signal person

While an operator I would be required to work on my own and manage the daily operations and

scheduling of product movement at the Indianapolis terminal.

With my time at Enterprise I have been Chair and Co-Chair of the Indianapolis Area and Central

Region Safety Committees. A few of the responsibilities of the safety committees were to assist in

developing safety procedures, investigate and develop best safe practices for individual locations, act as

a go between for field employees to corporate with any safety suggestion or concern that may arise.

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Jason L. Staton

1995-1996

ST Services (currently Nustar Energy) Clermont, IN

Education

1989-1991

2yr. Vocational Drafting Charles A. Prosser Vocational School New Albany, IN

certificate

1987-1991

Jeffersonville High School Jeffersonville, IN

General Studies

References

References are available on request.

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