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WEEK OF MARCH 20, 2000 

Gulkana River Access Road Bridge Upgrade Work Almost Complete

Alyeska Pipeline Service Company will complete upgrades this week on the Gulkana River Access Road Bridge, located 35 miles north of Glennallen. The bridge is approximately 150 feet long and is one of 42 bridges along the Trans Alaska Pipeline System that will be repaired this year as part of a $2.4 million Work Pad and Access Road Bridge Repair project. The bridges were installed during pipeline construction as a temporary means of access to various material sites and pipeline work pads. The bridges have since been permanently retained for access to material sites, oil spill response/reconnaissance operations and mainline pipeline maintenance work. The bridges are being upgraded to meet Alyeska’s structural and seismic integrity design basis criteria for bridges. Houston/NANA and Ahtna Construction companies are completing upgrade work. None of the bridges supports the pipeline.

Thompson Pass Backpressure Control System Out of Service for Valve Installation

The Backpressure Control System for Thompson Pass was taken out of service today to reinstall a valve into the system. The system will be out of service for four to six hours. The valve was repaired after it was damaged by pieces of a pipeline cleaning pig that entered the system in January. Two other valves were also damaged by the cleaning pig. The backpressure system has been operating with two valves since February 21, 2000. The system was installed in 1997 to eliminate vibrations in the pipeline on the south slope of Thompson Pass. The vibrations experienced while the backpressure system is out of service will not create a risk to pipeline integrity. The residents of the neighborhood near the pipeline in this area have been notified of the situation and the repair schedule.

1999 President’s Safety Award Presented

Bob Malone, President and CEO/COO of Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, presented the 1999 President’s Safety Award of Excellence to Pump Station 12. The award is presented annually to a group or individual for their contribution to Operational Excellence in the areas of safety, health or environment.

items:

  • An increase in productivity.
  • An innovative solution to a long standing problem.
  • A significant further development of an existing idea.
  • Accomplishments transferable to other business areas.
  • A style of working with external organizations.

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