Resources

Websites

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Pipeline 101

American Petroleum Institute (API)

Liquid Energy Pipeline Association (LEPA)

Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)

National Pipeline Mapping System (NPMS)

National Association of State Fire Marshals (NASFM)

Public Awareness Program Effectiveness Research Study (PAPERS)

Common Ground Alliance (CGA)

Fact sheets

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2025 TEEX trainings

CO₂ pipelines: Part of our clean energy future

CO₂ pipeline safety

CO₂ regulations

CO₂ underground storage safety

Horizontal directional drilling

Denbury Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Brochure

Denbury CO₂ Pipeline Safety Brochure Rocky Mountains

Denbury CO₂ Pipeline Safety Brochure Gulf Coast

 

Emergency response training portal

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ExxonMobil Pipeline Company offers emergency officials in our areas of operation free, unlimited access to online pipeline emergency response training.

The training portal is among the many initiatives the American Petroleum Institute (API) and the Liquid Energy Pipeline Association (LEPA) together with supporting emergency response organizations, have created to assist first responders in learning the techniques and skills to address a pipeline incident. The National Association of State Fire Marshals (NASFM) “Pipeline Emergencies” program, an online training course, is provided free of charge to all first responders. For 911 dispatchers, the awareness course will provide information about hazards and proper response.

Participants are able to select the training program that best suits their needs among the following levels:

• Awareness (Introduction)
• Operations (Intermediate)
• Technician (Comprehensive)

Access the training registration page and associated modules.

Additional emergency responder resources

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• Pipeline 101 Presentation
• Oil Spill Preparedness and Response
• 5 Priorities for Managing a Pipeline Emergency
• Operator Guide for Swift Water Spill Response
• Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Emergency Tactical Guidance Document

Videos

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TEEX

HazMat Liquid & CO₂Pipeline and Industrial Fires Emergency Response Training
Louisiana Firefighters on TEEX Training
Mississippi Firefighters on TEEX Training
Hear from Philip Oakes, National Association of State Fire Marshals, on Updated TEEX Training
Hear from Jody Herrera, Chief of Jefferson County ESD #3 (Texas), on TEEX Training
Hear from Alan Gartner, Chief of Woodville Fire & Rescue (Texas), on TEEX Training
Hear from Todd Parker, Chief of Ward 6 VFD (Louisiana), on TEEX Training
Hear from Harris County Commissioner Adrian Garcia on TEEX Training
Hear from James LeBlanc, Safety Director for Ascension Parish, on CO₂ Pipelines
Hear from Nat Stephens, Chief of the Geismar (Louisiana) Fire Department, on TEEX Training
Hear from Jack Willingham, Emergency Management Director for Yazoo County (Mississippi)
Hear from Woody Pettis, Chief of the Tri-Community VFD (Mississippi), on TEEX Training
Hear from Richard Pickens, Chief of the District 3 VFD (Mississippi), on TEEX Training
Hear from Thomas Stone, Office of the Louisiana State Fire Marshal, on TEEX Training
Hear from Philip Oakes, National Association of State Fire Marshals, on TEEX Training
Hear From a Firefighter: AJ Freel
Hear From a Firefighter: Blake Clark
TEEX - Hear from a Firefighter: Hayden McDougal
TEEX - Hear from a Firefighter: Jose Aguilar
TEEX - Hear from a Firefighter: Shaun Swett
TEEX - Hear From a Firefighter: Erin Bocanegra
TEEX - Hear From a Firefighter: Larry Wallace
TEEX - Hear From a Firefighter: Rowdy Draper
TEEX - Hear from a Firefighter: Cynthia Garza
Working with our First Responders