Resources
The rules the work is measured against.
The regulators, the code and the industry references Foxx works to every day in Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan, and across the line in the United States. They are the same documents our reports cite, collected here so you can go straight to the source.
- 7 references
- Four jurisdictions
- External links, no login
Regulators
The bodies that licence, inspect and audit pipelines where Foxx works. Their directives are what an integrity program is measured against.
- Alberta
AER Directive 077: Pipelines (opens in a new tab)
Alberta Energy Regulator
Requirements and reference tools for pipelines regulated in Alberta: licensing, construction, operation, integrity management and discontinuation, with the forms and guides that go with them.
aer.ca
- British Columbia
BC Energy Regulator (BCER) (opens in a new tab)
Province of British Columbia
The single-window regulator for oil, gas and other energy activities in British Columbia: permits, compliance and enforcement for pipelines and facilities.
bc-er.ca
- Saskatchewan
Directive PNG034: Saskatchewan Pipeline Code (opens in a new tab)
Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources
The design, construction, operation, integrity and abandonment requirements for provincially regulated pipelines in Saskatchewan.
publications.saskatchewan.ca· PDF
- United States
PHMSA Regulations (opens in a new tab)
US Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
The federal pipeline safety regulations for US-regulated pipelines (49 CFR Parts 190 to 199), with the rulemakings, advisory bulletins and interpretations behind them.
phmsa.dot.gov
Codes and standards
The standard every Canadian pipeline operator designs, operates and reports to, and the one our reviews are written to support.
Industry data and associations
Where the crude quality data comes from, and the association Foxx is a member of.
- Canada
Canadian Crude Quality Technical Association (opens in a new tab)
CCQTA
An association of producers, pipelines, refiners and service companies working on crude oil quality: technical projects, reports and meetings. Foxx Canada is a member.
ccqta.com
- Canada
Crude Monitor (opens in a new tab)
A CCQTA initiative
Public, regularly updated quality data for Canadian crude oil streams: density, sulphur, acid number, light ends and full assays, by stream and by month.
crudemonitor.ca
Not sure which applies?
Tell us about the line. We will point you to the right clause.
A senior Foxx technician can walk you through what Directive 077, PNG034, PHMSA or Z662 Clause 9 asks of your program, and what a sampling, review or cleaning scope looks like against it.