A four-panel brochure that covers high-interest natural gas safety tips relevant to the general public, including residential gas appliance safety, gas leak recognition and response, carbon monoxide poisoning prevention, residential methane detectors, gas meter access, safe digging tips and state-specific 811 requirements. This brochure also spotlights National Grid’s commitment to safety and the company’s many gas safety initiatives. Available in English and Spanish.Audience: General publicRegion(s): AllDate published: January 2020Project: 11944Products: 97750 (NE – English), 97755 (NE – Spanish), 97740 (DNY – English), 97745 (DNY – Spanish), 97760 (UNY – English), 97765 (UNY – Spanish)Download PDFs: New England (English) New England (Spanish) Downstate New York (English) Downstate New York (Spanish) Upstate New York (English) Upstate New York (Spanish)
This mailer supplements National Grid’s annual pipeline public awareness program (PPAP) Excavator Baseline mailing with messages that address knowledge gaps identified through research with this audience. Tips focus on 811 notification and gas leak recognition and response. Includes high-impact photos to increase awareness of specific natural gas leak warning signs. The mailer includes a chart with state-specific 811 wait times to help excavators schedule their 811 notification and subsequent excavation start date; this chart is designed to be detached and saved for reference.Audience: ExcavatorsRegion(s): New England, Upstate New York, Downstate New YorkDate published: December 2019Project: 11853 Product: 97730 (NE), 97735 (UNY), 97725 (DNY)Download PDFs: New England Upstate New York Downstate New York
This Pipeline Safety Management Stakeholder Engagement folder is 9” x 12” and includes National Grid’s emergency numbers for all jurisdictions. Two-pocket folder is designed for use with a variety of leave-behind pipeline safety materials.Audience: AllRegion(s): AllDate published: June 2019Project: 11574 Product: 89445 Download PDF
This scratch-and-sniff card teaches people to recognize the odor of gas leaks – and how to stay safe if they do suspect a leak. The front of the card has a patch that releases a natural gas scent (mercaptan) when scratched.Audience: Affected publicRegion(s): AllDate published: September 2024Project: 17150 Product: 89470 Download PDFNote: Additional time is needed for ordering this product.Note: A minimum order is required.
