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SAFETY
PIPELINE SAFETY
Roaring Fork Midstream transports natural gas, natural gas liquids (NGLs), and crude oil through gathering and transportation pipeline systems located in Colorado and Wyoming. We are committed to public safety, protection of the environment, and compliance with all applicable rules and regulations. Public awareness and education are of primary importance to us. You can help keep your community and environment safe from a pipeline emergency by following the safety guidelines provided on the 811 Website.
Pipeline Integrity
Roaring Fork Midstream has multiple processes in place to actively maintain the integrity of its pipeline systems, including continuous monitoring and routine inspections.
Identifying Pipelines
Pipeline markers are located along the right-of-way to help identify the approximate location of the pipeline. Roaring Fork Midstream pipeline markers list the commodity transported and the 24-hour telephone number where an emergency contact can
be reached at any time.
How to Handle an Emergency
Report Emergencies to: 911Emergency Hotline: 1 (877) 375-0488
HEALTH AND SAFETY
We ensure the competency of our staff is maintained by adhering to best-practice standards and provide our employees with the training, knowledge, and resources to achieve health and safety excellence. Our employees are empowered to “Stop the Job” to avoid unsafe work practices and are accountable for protecting their own health and safety and that of their coworkers, customers, visitors, and the public at large. Our employees are our most valuable asset, and we strive to provide a safe, healthy, and productive work environment.
Digging Near a Pipeline
Roaring Fork Midstream needs help to prevent pipeline emergencies. The primary cause of pipeline leaks is damage occurring from construction-related activity by third parties. You can help your community and environment safe from a pipeline emergency by following the safety guidelines provided on the 811 website.
If You're Working Near our Equipment
Contact the One-Call Center at least two (2) days before planned work activity by calling the
National Call Before You Dig Number: 811
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