Natural Gas Safety Survey

Natural Gas Safety Survey

City of Corpus Christi, Gas Department
The following questions are related to the City of Corpus Christi Gas Department "Public Awareness". Please fill in the best response(s).
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1. In the last 2 years, have you seen or heard any information from the Corpus Christi Gas Department relating to pipeline safety?*

YesNo
2. If yes, what was the source of the information? (Mark all that apply)*

NewspaperBrochureTVRadioBillboardWebsiteMagazineOther
3. What is the designated One-call number to use before every digging job?*

411811911I don’t know
4. What would you do if you were to see pipeline damage or someone intentionally causing damage to a pipeline?*

Call 911Call the Gas DepartmentNothing (not my responsibility)I don’t knowCall 911 and call the Gas Department
5. Calling 811 before you dig ...*

Is required by lawIs free of chargeCan prevent damage to underground pipelinesAll of the above
6. If you are planning on digging in your yard, what practice would you follow? (Mark all that apply)*

Call 811 or the One Call Center two working days before diggingCall 811 and start digging immediatelyWait for the site to be markedDig with careRespect the marks
7. What kinds of things tell you there might be a gas leak? (Mark all that apply)*

Odor of rotten eggs or petroleumA hissing soundBubbles in a pond or standing waterDead vegetationDirt blowing
8. If you suspect a gas leak, who do you call?*

Fire DepartmentGas Department (361-885-6910)911Gas Department and 911I don't know
9. What should you NOT do in the event you detect a gas leak?*

Touch, breathe or make contact with the leaking liquids or gasLight a match, start or shut off an engine or use a telephone/any type of electricity that can create a sparkOperate any pipeline valvesAll three of the above choicesI don’t know
10. How can you get information on the location of pipelines in your area?*

Call the Gas Department or another operatorLook for pipeline markersCall the Gas Department or another operator and look for pipeline markersI don’t know
11. Have you ever seen pipeline location/warning markers for signs for underground pipelines?*

YesNo
12. What are potential hazards of natural gas?*

Natural gas is explosiveNatural gas is flammableNatural gas is toxicNatural gas is both explosive and flammable
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