Safety For Energy Customers
Energy - what to do in an emergency
Natural Gas Safety
In an emergency call the 24 hour Gas Networks Emergency Service Line
In the interest of public safety all calls are recorded.
Natural Gas Safety Downloads
- Carbon Monoxide Facts
- Carbon Monoxide Information
- Flogas Meter Reading Card FLG01014
418.82 KB - GNI Domestic Gas Safety Leaflet A5 English August 2024
6.87 MB - GNI Domestic Gas Safety Leaflet A5 Irish August 2024
7.10 MB - GNI Gas Safety Leaflet A5 English 2023 copy
2.44 MB - GNI Safety Leaflet
2.30 MB - GNI Safety Leaflet Gaeilge
2.31 MB - Gas Safety at Home
Gas safety - if you smell gas DO NOT ignore it
- Phone Gas Networks immediately – if your phone is in the immediate area, it may be unsafe to use it.
- Turn off the gas at your meter and appliances.
- Open doors and windows.
- Do not smoke/use naked flames/light switches/door bells.
- Check with premises nearby.
Appliance Safety
- Do not use bath water heaters whilst in the bath.
- Do have central heating boilers serviced every year.
- Do have open flue appliances serviced every year.
- Do have other appliances serviced regularly.
Carbon Monoxide
It is colourless, odourless and has no taste. It is a killer.
Carbon monoxide poisoning is caused by fumes from faulty home heating appliances.