Emergencies
Call the relevant emergency number below if:
· There is a strong smell of gas by your meter or cylinder
· You can smell gas in the air
· You can hear a noise from gas escaping
· If there has been an explosion or fire
· You can smell gas in a highly populated area such as a shopping centre, school or the city
· You are aware of or may have caused damage to a gas pipe, meter or pipeline.
Please report all damage no matter how minor.
Emergency Contact Details:
Networks - Natural Gas |
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VIC, NSW
Tamworth
SA, QLD, NT
QLD (south of Brisbane River)
QLD (north of Brisbane River)
WA | 1800 676 300 or 132 771
13 19 09
1800 808 526
1300 763 106
1800 808 526
1800 019 966 or 08 9353 7555 |
LPG |
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SA, QLD, NT | 1800 808 526 |
Transmission |
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NSW Moomba Sydney & APA operated laterals Central Ranges VIC SA QLD
NT
WA | 1800 020 584
13 19 09
1800 686 634 Riverland - Angaston to Berri and lateral from Murray Bridge to Sedan 1800 808 526 Roma to Brisbane/Carpentaria and Berwyndale to Wallumbilla 1800 017 000
South West Queensland /QSN Link 1800 625 665
Palm Valley - Darwin, McArthur River Mine, Bonaparte 1800 019 112 Palm Valley - Alice Springs 1800 808 526 Goldfields Gas Pipeline 1800 151 016
Parmelia Gas Pipeline 1800 019 966
Pilbara Pipeline System 1800 625 665 |
Emu Downs Wind Farm |
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Standby Technician | 0428 962 116 |
Site Supervisor | 0409 558 810 |
Jurien Bay Fire &
Rescue Service | (08) 9652 1269 |
Gas appliance faults: Contact your local plumber
Major Incident – where there is risk to life and property, call 000.
Dial Before You Dig contact details
Phone: 1100
Fax: 1300 652 077
Dial Before You Dig is a free national community service designed to prevent damage and disruption to the vast pipe and cable networks which provides Australia with the essential services we use everyday – electricity, gas, communications and water.
Users can lodge an enquiry online http://www.1100.com.au/ or by calling 1100 from anywhere in Australia. You can also fax your enquiry through on 1300 652 077.
Remember:
· Do not look for a gas leak with a naked flame or other ignition source.
· Do not operate electrical equipment in the vicinity of a gas leak