In an emergency

Our emergency response plan is activated during significant gas incidents. Our number one priority at all times is the safety of the community and our workers and we will work closely with emergency services and local authorities during any type of gas crisis.


What to do if you smell gas

If you smell gas in the house, you should immediately turn off all gas appliances, including any pilot lights. You should then turn off your gas meter (the majority of meters are mounted at the front or side of your premises) and keep people clear of the area to ensure there is no risk of ignition. You must then immediately call us on 132 691.


Gas safety and bushfire mitigation

During the Bush Fire Season, periods of High Fire Danger and on days of Total Fire Ban, we recommend following these basic safety tips to protect yourself, your family and your community.

  • Immediately turn off your gas supply if there is imminent danger of bushfire to your premises.
  • If you make the decision to leave your premises, please remember to turn off your gas supply by following these simple steps:
    • Turn off all your household appliances (gas cooker, oven, heaters, hot water service), including the pilot lights.
    • Locate your gas meter.
    • Turn the gas supply service valve to the “OFF” position by rotating the handle 90º from the vertical “ON” position. The meter is off when the handle is horizontal with the ground.
    • If you are unable to turn off the gas supply service valve or are not confident about doing so, please contact your gas retailer, a fire crew or State Emergency Services crew to turn off your gas supply.

Following the passing threat of a bushfire, under no circumstances should you turn on the gas supply without first consulting a gasfitter or your gas retailer. In some cases, We may be required to shut down the local gas main network for safety precautions. In this instance, it may be several days before gas supply can be restored. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our faults and emergencies team on 132 691.

Faults and emergencies

For electrical faults or emergencies, call

132 099

For gas leaks, faults or emergencies, call

132 691

For police, fire and ambulance services, call

000

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