Spring safety
This spring, there are a number of ways to make sure you, your household and appliances are safe:
Flood season is here. Stay safe in the event of high water.
Hitting an underground infrastructure can be dangerous and expensive. Always call before you dig.
Trimming trees around power lines should only be attempted by trained professionals.
General safety
Keeping the public and our customers safe is a top priority. In fact, safety is at the core of everything we do. From managing the integrity of our pipelines and power lines to encouraging the responsible use of natural gas equipment and electricity, you can trust us as a valued source of safety information and tips.
Regional partnership program dedicated to increasing awareness of electrical and gas safety in the general public and industry.
We work with schools and community associations in our service area to provide natural gas and electrical safety awareness education and help kids identify hazards to stay safe at school and play.
Know how to avoid exposure to carbon monoxide and how to recognize the warning signs.
Check our list of what you'll need for your emergency kit to last at least 72 hours.
Natural gas safety
Ensure your meter remains accessible and safe.
If you think you smell the distinct odour of natural gas, there could be a leak close by. Stop what you're doing, get out of the building to the nearest phone.
To ensure your gas pipes are working safely and efficiently, we recommend having them inspected when your gas appliances are serviced.
Electrical safety
Tips to stay safe in and around your home, and also on the farm.
Life-saving tips on how to stay safe on a work-site.
Interactive online kids’ games and quick tips.
Know what you can do to stay safe and potentially save lives in an electrical emergency.
Learn more about EMF, and find links to additional resources.
Learn more about measures FortisBC takes, and that you can take to keep trees a safe distance from power lines.