Pipeline safety is our number one priority. During 70 years of operations, we’ve developed a mature suite of programs that maximize pipeline safety.
We focus on preventing pipeline incidents through our Integrity Management and Damage Prevention programs. These programs identify all of the hazards affecting the safety of the pipeline system and ensure we implement control measures to prevent or mitigate each hazard.
If you live or work near a pipeline, it’s important to know how to help prevent damage to the pipeline system and what to do in the rare event of an emergency.
Always Click or Call Before You Dig
Before you begin any ground disturbance work, contact your local One Call service at least three business days in Canada (two in Washington state). If your proposed work is near our pipeline, a Trans Mountain representative will call you back within three business days in Canada (two in Washington state) to discuss your proposed work and, if required, meet with you on-site to identify the exact location of the pipeline. This service is provided at no cost to you.
You can complete a One Call notification online by visiting clickbeforeyoudig.com.