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To increase safety and awareness for those who live, work and play near our nation’s oil & gas sites and pipelines through
empowering the general public, training first-responders and partnering with industry.
Sheila Martin, MSW Executive Director
Our Mission
It was later discovered that only 4 of the 45 families living in the area were aware their was a pipeline nearby.
First Responders in route to the incident were headed towards the same hazardous path that Danielle was on.
Although it was Summer, the road was a school bus route.
Emergency Responders Pipeline Safety, Awareness & Response
This program is a shared effort of:
Special thanks to our first responder advisory team
Thomas Harvey, Fire Chief, Princeton TX
Steve Howie, EMC, Kaufman County TX
Rick Townsend, Fire Chief, Forney TX
Christine (Chrissy) Rogalski, Vol. FF, Ennis TX
Tim Gothard, Fire Chief/EMC, Anna TX
Steven Deffibaugh, Asst. Chief, Princeton TX
Introduction
Learning Objectives
Challenges
Q&A 4
New Multi-Media Content & Data
Social Media Smart & Interactive
Cause Connected
Practical Action Oriented
OUR GOAL IS TO SHIFT THE PERSPECTIVE
from “training for a rare situation”
to considering pipelines a part of
everyday public safety.
Youth & Schools Pipeline Safety & Awareness Programs
Key Messages: • How to look for and be aware of nearby pipelines (temp flags and permanent marker identification, online mapping tools and other resources) • How to recognize the physical signs of a pipeline leak • How to properly report and respond to a pipeline leak (including awareness of hazards) • How to protect pipelines by calling 811 before any digging project
Engage Educate Empower
Using High-Touch & High-Tech to
www.SchoolPipelineSafety.org
• Website/Custom Webpages
• Mailer • Visits & Web
meetings • Assessments • Documentation • *Coming Soon
E-Learning Module
Video Guide Slideshow Workbook Printable Handouts Assessment Certificate of Training
Online Operator Training & DIY
Tool Kit
PIPELINE Safety & Awareness for
School Bus Drivers
Pipeline Safety &
Awareness For Kids!
Using high-touch and high-tech to engage, educate, and empower KIDS about pipeline safety!
Welcome!
Designed for Todays Classrooms
Built on a hybrid (online and hands-on) platform, the bilingual multi-media safety program allows students to be more involved and engaged in learning that includes:
Interactive “Smart Board” lesson to complete as a class 811 Kids Pirate Video Experience the warning smell of Natural Gas (scratch-and-sniff) Hands-on “finding pipelines” activity 811 reminder from JJ Harrison, the 811 Rodeo Clown Take home materials and certificates Classroom poster
JJ Harrison, 811 Rodeo Clown
Naturally Reinforced Safety Message!
Program sponsors receive:
Company Branding & Customization
Stakeholder Relations/Opportunities
Detailed Program Impact Data
Time & Budget Friendly
Pipeline Safety & Awareness for Kids!
Webb County Texas September 2014 Results
Protecting Our Most Valuable Resources!
http://smalleyfnd.org/services/pipeline-education/kids
We did it! We reached a reported 17,839 first-third graders in Webb County Schools with pipeline safety and damage prevention in ONE MONTH!
We also reached educators, parents, and siblings!
The results were staggering and the feedback was encouraging. Take a look
at the learning outcomes…
Pipeline Safety & Awareness for Kids! Webb County Texas
September 2014 Results
Data below represents 16,719 students (1,120 more students returned incomplete data sets totaling 17,839 participating students)
0 4000 8000 12000
Know What 811 Is
Know How to Respond/ReportLeak
Know Signs of a Leak/Damage
Can Recognize Markers
Know What Pipelines Are
Pre Program
Post Program
11,922 1,615
1,065 12,347
1,558 11,125
2,036 12,264
1,092 11,775
“Very important information to keep our community aware of pipeline safety.” “Very useful information to keep our community safe.” “The lesson was great and the video was very entertaining, the students really enjoyed it.” “The students were interested and it appeared that they did learn.” “Most students were unaware of pipelines. Informative Lesson.” “Students have a better understanding of what 811 is and what to do if a pipeline is leaking.” “Great lesson the whole group answered the questions.” “Students enjoyed video and were interested in learning more.” “Second grade class now feels like they are pipeline experts and are very excited!” “The students really liked this lesson. They know that if they want to dig they need to call 811” “Awesome and educational video. Kids really enjoyed it! They are now aware of what they have to do if the see a pipe leaking.” “Both students and teachers were thankful for the information.” “We all liked the lesson. We learned many things about pipelines.”
Feedback from Educators
“I just want to pass along some feedback that I received at the Webb County Safety Fair on September 25th in Laredo. I had multiple people pick up an 811 sticker from my exhibit, look at it and say “I know about 811, my daughter (son, granddaughter/grandson, niece/nephew, etc.) came home from school the other day telling me that I needed to call 811 before digging!” It really stuck with them. Take pride in the fact that funding was put to good use in an efficient manner and made a difference in the lives of those that work and live in Webb County. Good job!” –Doug Meeks, Damage Prevention Manager, Texas811
Feedback from Partners
“Texas811 has found the Smalley Foundation's PSA Kids campaign one of the best tools available to educate children about the need to call 811 and to be aware of what's buried beneath the ground around them.“ -Mike Losawyer, President Texas811
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