49 CFR § 192.627 Transportation of Natural and Other Gas by Pipeline: Minimum Federal Safety Standards
§ 192.627 Tapping pipelines under pressure.
Current through Sep 25, 2026 · Read all of Part 192
⚠ 31 pending changes to Part 192
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-NFPA 59Rule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-ASTM F2620Rule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-ASTM D2513Rule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-ASTM F2767Rule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-ASTM F1973Rule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-ASTM F1055Rule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-NACE SP0502Rule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-NACE SP0206Rule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-ASTM A333/A333MRule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
- Pipeline Safety: Standards Update-ASTM A372/A372MRule · takes effect Jan 1, 2027 · Transportation Department
Each tap made on a pipeline under pressure must be performed by a crew qualified to make hot taps.