• 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
  • National Grid state-specific, step-by-step checklists to help prevent dangerous and costly damage to underground natural gas pipelines and other utilities.Audience: ExcavatorsRegion(s): Massachusetts, Upstate New York, Downstate New YorkDate published: November 2023Project: 14419           Product: 97640 (MA), 97615 (NY)Download PDFs:   Massachusetts   New York
  • National Grid state-specific, step-by-step foldable checklists to help prevent dangerous and costly damage to underground natural gas pipelines and other utilities.Audience: ExcavatorsRegion(s): Massachusetts, Upstate New York, Downstate New YorkDate published: October 2024Project: 14990           Product: 97915 (MA), 97920 (NY)Download PDFs:   Massachusetts   New York
  • Annual pipeline public awareness (PPAP) safety mailer distributed to residences, businesses, excavators and areas of congregation along the utility’s high-pressure gas transmission pipeline rights of way, as well as emergency officials and public officials in transmission counties. Mailer complies with API Recommended Practice (RP) 1162. Covers natural gas pipeline purpose and reliability, potential gas hazards and prevention measures undertaken, damage prevention, gas leak/damage recognition and response, one-call requirements, pipeline locations, right-of-way encroachment prevention and sources of additional information.Audience: Affected public along the ROWRegion(s): Massachusetts, Upstate New York, Long Island, Metro New YorkDate published: August 2024Project: 14209    Products: 97696 (MA), 97698 (UNY), 97699 (LI), 97700 (NYC)Download PDFs:   Massachusetts   Upstate New York   Long Island   Metro New York
  • Annual Pipeline Public Awareness Program (PPAP) safety mailer distributed by National Grid to public officials in the utility’s gas service counties. Mailer complies with API Recommended Practice (RP) 1162. Covers natural gas pipeline purpose and reliability, potential gas hazards and prevention measures undertaken, damage prevention, leak recognition and response, one-call requirements, pipeline locations, how to access community emergency response plans, right-of-way encroachment prevention and sources of additional information.Audience: Public officialsRegion(s): Downstate New York, Upstate New York, MassachusettsDate published: July 2024Project: 14208    Products: 97695 (DNY), 97694 (UNY), 97692 (MA)Download PDFs:   Downstate New York   Upstate New York   Massachusetts
  • Annual Pipeline Public Awareness Program (PPAP) safety mailer distributed by National Grid to emergency officials in the utility’s gas service counties. Mailer complies with API Recommended Practice (RP) 1162. Covers natural gas pipeline purpose and reliability, potential gas hazards and prevention measures undertaken, excavation safety, leak recognition, signs of a gas leak, response tips for gas leaks and fires, pipeline locations, emergency plan availability, the National Pipeline Mapping System and sources of additional information.Audience: Emergency officialsRegion(s): Downstate New York, Upstate New York, MassachusettsDate published: July 2024Project: 14207    Products: 97691 (DNY), 97690 (UNY), 97688 (MA)Download PDFs:   Downstate New York   Upstate New York   Massachusetts
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