Explorer Pipeline
@ExplPipeline
Explorer Pipeline:The Pipeline of Choice! Headquartered in Tulsa, Ok. 1 of the most advanced petroleum product pipelines in the world. http://www.expl.com
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As August comes to a close, we want to remind everyone one last time to call before you dig! #KnowWhatsBelow #811 #BeSure2Explore
Even if you hire a contractor for the digging project, make sure they contact 811 before they dig. #Call811 #KnowWhatsBelow #BeSure2Explore
⚠ 811 Fact or Fiction? Fact! Explorer Pipeline stretches through Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana at 1,830 miles. #Call811 #DigSafe #BeSure2Explore
⚠ 811 Fact or Fiction? Explorer Pipeline runs over 1,000 miles long through five states. Check back Friday for the answer. #DigSafe #KnowWhatsBelow #BeSure2Explore
Markers aren’t an accurate indicator of where a pipeline is or its depth. Be sure to call 811. #KnowWhatsBelow #SafetyFirst #BeSure2Explore
All homes contain multiple underground utility lines. Make sure yours are marked before you dig. #Call811 #DigSafe #KnowWhatsBelow #BeSure2Explore
⚠ 811 Fact or Fiction? Calling 811 is free. Check back on Wednesday for the answer! #DigSafe #KnowWhatsBelow #BeSure2Explore
Happy #National811Day! Calling 811 reduces the risk of striking a pipeline, which can keep you and your loved ones safe. #DigSafe #KnowWhatsBelow #call811 #National811Day #BeSure2Explore
Did you know a pipeline is struck every six minutes because someone didn’t call 811? #KnowWhatsBelow #Call811 #BeSure2Explore
811 applies to all dirt-moving activities. Planting trees, building fences and even mailboxes! Know what's below before you dig. #DigSafe #KnowWhatsBelow #call811 #BeSure2Explore
Happy Friday! Remember, the pipeline can shift overtime, so call 811 before you dig your flower bed or gardens! #DigSafe #Call811 #BeSure2Explore
Did you know you should call 811 before you plan to dig 48-hours in advance? #DigSafe #KnowWhatsBelow #BeSure2Explore
Celebrating Arbor Day with a new tree or shrub? Call 811 before breaking ground!
Did you know that backhoes contribute to more damage than any other digging equipment? In 2020 alone more than 58,000 damages to underground utilities occurred during backhoe excavation. Before your next project, make sure to contact 811 to have underground utilities marked.
Did you know that one-third of U.S. homeowners have been affected by a utility service interruption during COVID-19. Always contact 811 before digging to avoid service disruptions caused by damaging buried utilities.
Nearly two in five U.S. homeowners will put themselves and their communities at risk this year by digging without calling 811 beforehand. Always contact 811 before digging.
Don’t ruin a beautiful day with unsafe digging. If you’re tackling outdoor DIY projects this summer, make sure you call 811 prior to digging so you don’t hit an underground utility line.
40% of active diggers don’t contact 811 before digging because they think their project is too shallow to require it. The truth is, utilities can be buried just inches below the surface. The only way to know for sure is to call 811 before any project.
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