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Safe Digging

Pipeline safety starts with informed decisions. Learn how to protect your family, worksite and community with safe digging practices.

Thank you for taking safety seriously.

Pipelines are critical to delivering the energy we all depend on, but they require care and attention when working or living near them. Unsafe digging can lead to interruptions in essential services, costly damage, and even serious injuries. By following our safe digging guidelines, you’ll help ensure the safety of your project and your community.

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Crossings & Encroachments (CA/U.S.)

Crossing can mean many things, but simply put it means conducting any work on or near a pipeline ROW or driving over or along a ROW, all of which require approval from TC Energy.

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Farming activity drainage and trenching

Farming and fixing drainage issues can be risky without proper safety precautions. Learn more about how you can keep yourself, your land, family and community safe. 

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Working and living near our pipelines

Any work on a pipeline ROW needs approval from the pipeline operator. We have some helpful guidelines so that you know what to expect when planning your project.

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Emergency contacts

Canada

Landowner and general inquiries:
1-866-372-1601
cdn_landowner_help@tcenergy.com

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Emergency contacts

United States

In case of emergency, click here for contact numbers

Contact our US crossings team:
1-800-562-8931
us_crossings@tcenergy.com

 

Landowner inquiries:
1-877-287-1782

General inquiries:
1-855-458-6715
Public_awareness@tcenergy.com

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Emergency contacts

Mexico

Call before you Dig:
01-800-111-3333

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