(Make sure you leave a clear path to your meter today, so you can turn it turn off quickly in an emergency)
- There may be or there is a gas leak.
- There must extinguish all cigarettes and other sources of fire.
- They must not use phones, mobile phones in affected areas.
- Not to use any electrical switches or appliances.
- Occupant safety is at risk.
- Persons are overcome by gas or products of combustion.
- It is safe to do so.
- Get someone to check that everybody is accounted for.
- Give the
- I suspect a controlled or uncontrolled gas escape at my property.
- My name, address and postcode.
- The phone number I am using, if known.
- When the smell or leak was first noticed.
- The location of the gas leak if known.
- You have turned off the gas
'Emergency Control Valve' or not.
- Any other nearby properties affected.
- Is there a smell of gas outside the property.
- Any other extra information you think is relevant.
- Ask the
National Grid for a reference number.
(Also give this information to the Fire Brigade if you contacted them first)
Write the reference number on a
Then attach the card to the gas
You can download / printout a
This should only be done by a