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In Case of Emergency, call 1-306-777-9800 (Collect).
 

 Why our relationship with you is important:
TransGas personnel have historically operated its facilities in a safe and reliable manner. This commitment will continue with the support of First Responders such as local police, fire, environment and other emergency services.

In the event of a natural gas emergency, First Responders are important in helping us ensure the safety of both the public and the environment. Your expertise is critical and we rely on your participation.
 

What to do:
Although rare, pipeline accidents can happen. Considering natural gas is extremely flammable and explosive, there are a number of important details to remember when First Responders arrive at the scene of the accident:

  1. Immediately contact the TransGas 24-hour emergency line (collect) at 1-306-777-9800.
  2. Once on site, meet with the TransGas representative and establish safe procedures for securing the area or establishing other emergency measures.
  3. If a TransGas representative has not yet arrived, fire and police agencies should follow these safe procedures:
    • secure the site and evacuate nearby residents or onlookers if required;
    • monitor for hazardous atmospheres;
    • control and re-direct traffic;
    • ensure TransGas representatives have immediate access to the site;
    • implement your local emergency plan.

What not to do:

  • Do not operate pipeline valves. Trained TransGas personnel are required to manually close valves. TransGas recognizes that in an emergency,
  • If a fire occurs at a TransGas station, unless lives are at risk, fire crews should stay outside the station property until a TransGas representative arrives.
  • Do not try to extinguish a pipeline fire. The fire will only go out after the gas has been turned off.

Partners in protection:
By working together as a team, TransGas and First Responders can minimize the impact of a natural gas fire on the people of Saskatchewan and on our surroundings.

If you are ever the first to arrive at the scene of a natural gas fire, please call the TransGas 24-hour emergency line (collect) at 1-306-777-9800.

We want to keep the lines of communication open with Saskatchewan’s First Responders. We’d like to hear from you, and we encourage you to call the TransGas Public Awareness department (collect) at
1-306-777-9232.

 

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