Washington § 81.88.070 Prevention of third-party excavation damage—Development and distribution of training curricula.

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§ 81.88.070 — Prevention of third-party excavation damage—Development and distribution of training curricula.

Washington § 81.88.070

Title 81TRANSPORTATION

Ch. 81.88GAS AND HAZARDOUS LIQUID PIPELINES

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Bluebook

Wash. Rev. Code § 81.88.070 (2026).

Text

(1)The commission shall develop, in consultation with representatives of hazardous liquid pipeline companies, gas pipeline companies, local governments, and the excavation and construction industries:

(a)A curricula aimed at the prevention of third-party excavation damage to hazardous liquid pipelines and gas pipelines; and (b) a plan for distribution of the curricula.

(2)The curricula shall include training on:

(a)Prevention of damage to hazardous liquid and gas pipelines;

(b)The danger involved if a hazardous liquid or gas pipeline is damaged;

(c)The significance of hazardous liquid or gas pipeline damage that does not cause immediate failure; and

(d)The importance of immediately reporting damage to a hazardous liquid or gas pipeline and the importance of immediately repairin

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(1) The commission shall develop, in consultation with representatives of hazardous liquid pipeline companies, gas pipeline companies, local governments, and the excavation and construction industries: (a) A curricula aimed at the prevention of third-party excavation damage to hazardous liquid pipelines and gas pipelines; and (b) a plan for distribution of the curricula.

(2) The curricula shall include training on:

(a) Prevention of damage to hazardous liquid and gas pipelines;

(b) The danger involved if a hazardous liquid or gas pipeline is damaged;

(c) The significance of hazardous liquid or gas pipeline damage that does not cause immediate failure; and

(d) The importance of immediately reporting damage to a hazardous liquid or gas pipeline and the importance of immediately repairing a damaged hazardous liquid or gas pipeline.