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1. sgn.co.uk › gas-connections › business-servicesGas supply emergencies - large industry users - SGN

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   A Gas Supply Emergency is when there’s not enough gas available to meet expected demand. Although it’s very unlikely, insufficient gas could cause a loss of pressure in the network, meaning we need to take action quickly to balance the system and keep everyone safe.

2. www.hse.gov.uk › workplace-health › emergencyEmergency procedures - HSE

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   Points to include in emergency procedures. Consider what might happen and how the alarm will be raised. Don't forget night and shift working, weekends and times when the premises are closed, eg...

3. www.sgn.co.uk › sites › defaultEmergency Service December 2019 - SGN

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   Emergency service within the business plan This emergency service appendix provides an explanation of the service that we provide to all our customers, whereby SGN responds in an emergency to any reported gas escape within our licence area at any time.

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5. books.hse.gov.uk › gempdf › l80A guide to the Gas Safety (Management) Regulations 1996

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   The Gas Safety (Management) Regulations 1996 (GSMR) apply to the conveyance of natural gas (methane) through pipes to domestic and other consumers and cover four main areas: (a) the safe...

6. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentGas Safety Management Plan Section A - GOV.UK

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   The Gas Safety Management Plan describes the management arrangements which are in place to control the risks from natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) at {enter name of...

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7. www.hse.gov.uk › gas › supplyHSE's role in gas supply emergencies

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   Therefore GSMR requires gas producers, processing facilities, storage site operators, shippers, suppliers and others, including consumers, to co-operate with them as is necessary, to minimise the...

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   What is a gas safety management plan?

   • This Gas Safety Management Plan has been prepared to enable the MOD to satisfy the requirements of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations. The Gas Safety Management Plan describes the management arrangements which are in place to control the risks from natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) at {enter name of establishment}.

   Gas Safety Management Plan Section A - GOV.UK

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   What is the gas safety management plan (section B)?

   • This document contains the template for the Gas Safety Management Plan (Section B) for Establishments on the Ministry of Defence (MOD) Estate. Implementation of this plan will enable the Establishment to demonstrate compliance with the Gas Safety (Management) Regulations (GS(M)R) for working on and maintaining gas systems.

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   What is a gas supply emergency?

   • The Gas Safety (Management) Regulations 1996 [GSMR] define a gas supply emergency being an 'emergency endangering persons and arising from the loss of pressure in a network...' . The definition of danger is limited to risks from the gas itself. Back to reference of footnote 1

   HSE's role in gas supply emergencies

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   How does a gas network maintain safe flow?

   • 144 To maintain safe flow, and to minimise the risk of a supply emergency, gas must be supplied to, and maintained in, the network in sufficient quantity to allow it to be pumped and routed through the network so it is delivered at the point of supply at an adequate pressure.

   A guide to the Gas Safety (Management) Regulations 1996

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   Who manages the safety of gas networks?

   • There are several participants in the gas industry who are responsible for managing the safety of gas networks. Gas conveyors (also known as transporters) operate the gas network and transport gas through pipes to consumers.

   HSE's role in gas supply emergencies

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   Does HSE have a role in gas supply emergencies?

   • These Regulations have no bearing on HSE's role in gas supply emergencies with the duties, arrangements and responsibilities for managing gas supply emergencies being retained in the 1996 Regulations. Back to reference of footnote 2

   HSE's role in gas supply emergencies

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9. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentGas Safety Management Plan Section B - GOV.UK

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   This Gas Safety Management Plan (GSMP) has been prepared to demonstrate that the establishment has made adequate arrangements to manage the safe flow of gas within the networks, and to provide...