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Public Safety and Awareness
- Don Wishart, Former Executive Vice President, Operations and Major Projects
TransCanada is aware that recent events have heightened public concern about pipeline safety. A fundamental principle for the company and the entire pipeline industry is the protection of the public from the effects of pipeline incidents.
The pipeline industry benefits from clear regulations and robust safety standards that have been in place for decades and that cover the life cycle of pipeline assets.
Safety is paramount in the construction, operation, and maintenance of TransCanada's 57,000 kilometres (35,500 miles) of underground natural gas and oil pipeline in North America. TransCanada employs industry best practices during construction and then follows a rigorous pipeline integrity management program to ensure the safety of the public and the protection of the environment.
TransCanada wants the affected public to know as much as possible about how underground utilities such as pipelines operate. An informed public complements TransCanada's efforts to ensure the safe operation of all its assets.
Supporting Safety Initiatives
(For emergencies only)
In Canada
1.888.982.7222
In the U.S.
1.800.447.8066
At TransCanada, employee and contractor safety is a priority.
