Ian Anderson: The Story You Haven’t Heard

The story very few people know, but one I think is important to share, is the work that happened behind the scenes to ensure the province didn’t run out of fuel.

Update: Wildfires in British Columbia

​As the wildfire situation in British Columbia continues, the Trans Mountain Pipeline and our facilities remain operational and work continues on the Expansion Project where it can be carried out...

Trans Mountain Assisting with Wildfire Efforts in British Columbia

Our employees, contractors and general construction contractors are available when BC Wildfire Service or Emergency Management British Columbia needs assistance.

Burnaby Terminal Designed and Operated to Industry Best Practices

Our facilities are designed and operated to industry best practices and meet the most stringent fire safety standards, many of which exceed regulatory requirements.

Practicing Emergency Response Plans on the Fraser River

The drill included both land and water-based training, including the deployment of spill response resources on the Fraser River.

Wildfires and the Trans Mountain Pipeline: What You Need to Know

Built-in safety measures help protect Trans Mountain assets from wildfires, just as they can help protect homes in wildfire-prone areas.

Burnaby Terminal: Designed and Operated to Meet Stringent Safety Standards

Our pipeline and facilities are prepared for all kinds of natural hazards that could pose a concern to our operations like earthquakes, seasonal flooding or wildfires.

Ice Practice: Emergency Response in Winter Conditions

Last week, our Emergency Response Team conducted an on-ice emergency exercise on Lac Des Roches, BC near 100 Mile House.

Facility Fire Safety: Designed and Operated to Industry Best Practices

The Trans Mountain Pipeline and its associated facilities, such as pump stations and storage facilities, are prepared for all kinds of natural hazards that could pose a concern to our operations.

18 in 2018: Emergency Response Exercises by the Numbers

Every year we conduct emergency response exercises in all areas where the existing Trans Mountain pipeline operates. This year our Emergency Management team participated in 18 unique exercises.

Trans Mountain and Kamloops Fire Rescue Practice Under Mutual Aid Agreement

​Trans Mountain and Kamloops Fire Rescue demonstrated an integrated fire response during an emergency exercise in late October at the Kamloops Terminal.

Video: Emergency Response Exercise at Westridge Marine Terminal

On September 19, 2018, Trans Mountain held a full-scale exercise to practice spill response in Burrard Inlet with more than 300 participants/observers and 20 response agencies.

Emergency Preparedness: Training with Local Response Agencies on Wildfire Response Plans and Equipment

Parks Canada and Jasper Fire Department recently joined us for fire response and structural protection training at our Jasper Pump Station.

Sumas Terminal Fire Deployment Exercise

Regular training and exercises are integral to our safety and emergency preparedness program to ensure a quick and efficient response in the unlikely event of an emergency.

Practicing Emergency Response Plans on the North Thompson River

​Last month, Trans Mountain conducted an emergency response equipment deployment on the North Thompson River, near Blackpool, BC.

Recap: Sumas Terminal Fire Response Exercise

Kinder Morgan Canada Limited (KML) recently held an exercise to practice KML’s Fire Pre-Plan for Sumas Terminal and deploy the terminal’s fire response equipment.

Protecting the Pipeline as Wildfires Advance through BC’s Interior

Emergency Response Exercise: Puget Sound

The exercise involved approximately 130 participants, including representatives from multiple agencies in Canada and the United States.