He will close at 9 p.m. since pipeliners work 10 to 12 hours a day "and I'm guessing they'll want to clean up before they eat." Sangrait also has added grits to his menu. Room at the inn ...

Another thing Pipeliners want you to know is that they work long, hard hours. Welder Helper Cody Kasbee says he's been on this job for a few months and works six days a week, up to 15 hours a day.

Without delay, the administration should restart construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, which I was due to work on last year. According to the EIA, the U.S. imported roughly 672,000 barrels of ...

Although pipeliners design, build, operate and maintain oil and gas pipelines, a growing cadre of U.S. pipeline specialists from the West Coast to the Midwest is engaging in some bridge-building ...

Jamie Landis is a former was a welder’s helper for Pipeliners Local Union 798. I’ve seen many new standards passed by legislators to regulate the energy industry over the years.

Pipeliners disagree the moment could be lost with delay. They think that Australia’s resources are much more accessible than most others and that China will struggle to rapidly develop alternative ...

So, pipeliners, wave your flag! Don't just do everything you can to prevent future pipeline-related fatalities, show the people how you're doing it.

I blogged last week about this union local's protest in favor of the U.S.-Canada oil pipeline project. Here’s a video they put together about the protest, set to the Toby Keith tune "Made in ...

Pipeliners Local 798 did not respond to NPR's request to comment on the case. But in 2017 Business Manager Danny Hendrix told NPR his union has a clear policy prohibiting discrimination.

Some analysts have also voiced concerns that the business case for some new pipelines may not stack up. Credit Suisse energy analyst Saul Kavonic noted the plan “quite appropriately sees fit to ...

SUPERIOR COURT -- A trio of pipeline workers who worked with and knew Jacob Gentry and David Haulmark took the stand Wednesday detailing their recollections of the Summer of 2008.