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Working near our assets
On this page, you'll find guidance and support for working near our gas transmission assets, including gas pipelines. You can read more about working near gas assets in the 'Digging safely' pages of the Cadent website. Cadent's Plant Protection team provide first-line support for our assets.
Gas assets
If you're planning or undertaking work near high-pressure gas pipelines or associated installations you will need to take appropriate measures to prevent damage. Damage to pipelines, including pipeline coating, can lead to dangerous consequences. So, it's essential to follow the procedures outlined in our guidance document for working near gas equipment.
It is your responsibility to make sure that any work carried out meets the requirements of all other relevant health and safety legislation. If we believe that your work doesn't meet requirements, we will suspend the work until it does.
Dial before you dig
If you are a farmer, landowner, or otherwise working on land, you can find out more about working around our network equipment by downloading the Dial Before You Dig guide.
Find out more on the Cadent website.
Line search
You can also check if our transmission networks may be affected by your works by using the Linesearchbeforeudig website.
Working near electricity assets
Find out more about working near electricity assets.