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The persons
and companies listed below are working associates of ViaData LP. They use WinDOT and provide editorial and
product development assistance.
These
associates are available as independent consultants to assist
you in pipeline safety and regulatory compliance. Please view
their website or information page (see left) and contact them
directly for information.
PanAm
Pipeline Technology, Inc.
Cesar de Leon, PE
President
Mr. de
Leon is nationally recognized as an expert on the federal
pipeline safety regulations. He worked in the Office of Pipeline
Safety for over 20 years, serving as manager, including Director
and Deputy Associate Administrator. He authored many of the
interpretations in WinD.O.T, has been of invaluable help to
ViaData in obtaining documents for inclusion in WinDOT
Cesar can be a valuable asset to your organization for regulatory
compliance issues.
Technical
Toolboxes, Inc.
Joseph R. Summa
President & CEO
Mr. Summa has over 25 years experience
in the energy software and solutions business. He is one of
the founders and President of Technical Toolboxes, Inc.(TTI)
and subsidiaries, a leading supplier of integrated software
solutions for the energy market. TTI integrates various ViaData
supplied regulations and standards within TTI's "Toolbox"
line of products. TTI and ViaData work together in a strategic
partnership on various products and projects including Operator
Qualifications, international regulations and standards, and
on-line electronic documentation and internet solutions.
Caldwell
& Associates
Joseph C. Caldwell
President
Consultants in Pipeline Safety
and Pipeline Safety Regulations
Specializing in:
- DOT/State Regulations & Regulatory
Compliance
- Industry Standards Compliance
- Operations & Safety Audits
- Accident Investigations
- Litigation
- Expert Witness
- Training
- Record Keeping
- Government Liaison
Mr. Caldwell has over 35 years
experience in hazardous liquid and natural gas pipeline safety
with over 20 years being in pipeline safety regulations. He
has a Bachelor's Degree in Petroleum Engineering from Texas
Tech University and has specialized training in construction
and operation of oil and gas pipeline facilities, environmental
quality and natural resources, and environmental regulations.
With the establishment of the U.S. Department of Transportation
in 1967, Mr. Caldwell was involved in the drafting of the
Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act of 1968. After the passage
of this Act he became the Deputy Director of the newly created
Office of Pipeline Safety and later the first Director. This
office was responsible for the development of the federal
pipeline safety regulatory program and the initial pipeline
safety regulations for natural gas and hazardous liquid pipelines.
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