One Liners and the Development of PDAM with Phil Hopkins
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One Liners and the Development of PDAM with Phil Hopkins
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You can’t put pipelines in jail….
In this episode of Pipeline Things, Rhett and Christopher are joined by the esteemed Dr. Phil Hopkins to discuss the origins and evolution of the Pipeline Defects Assessment Manual (PDAM).
Together, they discuss the original intention and international use of the document, and one-liners like “buying research is ridiculous”. Tune in to hear more.
Highlights:
- What was the original intention of the manual
- What’s included in the manual
- How has its usage evolved in the decades since the manual’s original development?
- What is the different on how it is used in the US and internationally?
Connect:
Rhett Dotson
Christopher De Leon
Phil Hopkins
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