- When planning work on or near the gas pipeline corridor
- When selling or subdividing your property
- To report anyone working on or near the gas pipeline easement who is not contracted by you or who is not a Firstgas representative
- If you notice soil erosion on or near the gas pipeline corridor
- To report damaged or missing warning signs
Keeping our community safe
The safety of our landowners and communities is our number one priority at Firstgas. We rely on you as landowners who may be involved in upcoming works within the pipeline easement on your property, to follow the correct safety and notification process.
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High pressure pipelines
High pressure gas transmission pipelines are located in registered easements where they cross private property.
- Pipeline easements
What is a pipeline easement
A pipeline easement is a legal agreement that gives rights to the pipeline owner to access someone else’s land for the purposes of installing and maintaining a pipeline(s) in a safe and operable manner.
- Buying a property
Buying a property with a pipeline easement
A pipeline easement is a legal agreement that gives rights to the pipeline owner to access someone else’s land for the purposes of installing and maintaining a pipeline(s) in a safe and operable manner.
- Update your details
Update your details
To change of ownership or occupier on your property or to update your contact details.
- Read our Pipeline Safety booklet
High pressure pipeline safety booklet
Read our Safety booklet which includes all the information to keep you safe when living near our High Pressure Gas Pipelines.
We can help you
Working near our pipelines?
If you are excavating land or working on land that has either low pressure gas distribution lines or high pressure transmission pipelines running through it, you need to contact Firstgas to ensure your safety and the integrity of our pipelines are protected while work is being carried out.