Canada
- Damage Prevention Brochure for Landowners and Neighbours
- Damage Prevention Brochure for Excavators, Contractors and Developers
- Damage Prevention Brochure for Emergency Officials
- Damage Prevention Brochure for Public Officials
U.S.
Damage Prevention & Public Awareness
We regularly keep in touch with our landowners, tenants, business owners, Indigenous communities, municipal and emergency officials, excavators and members of the community through educational outreach, so that all stakeholders understand their role in preventing damage to our pipelines.
Pembina conducts regular inspections, maintenance, and testing to confirm that our pipelines are operating safely and monitors the operating condition of the pipelines through our state-of-the-art control room.
Our commitment to excellence in safety is reinforced through our daily operations by developing stringent standards, reviewing potential hazards, conducting regular safety meetings, implementing contractor screenings and inspections.
If you have additional questions, contact us at 1-800-920-1979 or [email protected].
Alberta P: 1-800-242-3447 | British Columbia P: 1-800-474-6886 | Saskatchewan P: 1-866-828-4888 | Ontario P:1-800-400-2255 |
North Dakota P: 1-800-795-0555 |
Minnesota P: 1-800-252-1166 |
Iowa P: 1-800-292-8989 |
Indiana P: 1-800-382-5544 |
Illinois P: 1-800-892-0123 |
Ohio P: 1-800-362-2764
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Michigan P: 1-800-482-7171
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A pipeline right-of-way (ROW) is the strip of land where the pipeline is located. The width of the ROW may vary depending on factors such as pipeline diameter or the number of pipelines in an area. The area extending 30 meters (100 feet) on either side of the pipeline is called the Prescribed Area / Controlled Area.
ROW corridors are often recognizable because they are clear of trees, buildings and other structures. The ROW enables Pembina employees and contractors to access the pipeline for operations, inspections, maintenance, testing, and in the rare event of an emergency.
Pipeline marker signs show the approximate location and not the exact location of the pipeline. Only a Pembina representative can identify the exact location of the pipe.
Regulations restrict certain activities near the ROW that could pose a threat to public safety and the safe operation of the pipeline. These activities may need written consent from Pembina. Contact us if you're unsure if your activity requires consent.
Some of the biggest threats to pipeline safety come from daily activities happening in the community. Unauthorized construction, development, encroachment and digging activities can cause serious damage to pipelines and put those near them at risk.
To protect people and the environment, federal and provincial/state laws require anyone who is planning a ground disturbance or other activity near a pipeline ROW to contact the local One-Call Centre in Canada (clickbeforeyoudig.com) or the United States (call811.com) in advance of any work.
The One-Call Centre will notify owners of the buried infrastructure in the area who will send out a company representative to locate and mark the facilities using paint, flags or other marks. A Pembina representative may contact you to discuss your planned activities.
Written consent from Pembina is required for: