MIPL Emergency Procedures Manual
M anyIslandsPipeLines(Canada)Lim ited Em ergencyProcedures Manual
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MANY ISLANDS PIPE LINES (CANADA) LIMITED EMERGENCY PROCEDURES MANUAL Document Change Control
Document Change Control This table contains a history of the revisions made to this document. The document itself is stored under version control in the Corporate Emergency Management Program (CEMP) SharePoint site. Upon completion of each version of the document, enter a brief description of the change(s) in the table below.
Date of Release
Approved By
Version
Brief Description of Change
Updated By
D. Janke
January 2025
Minor update in 2.2.5 Notification Flowchart
January 02, 2025
A. Saxena
D. Janke
March 2024
Updated Manual Distribution and Maintenance list
March 20, 2024
A. Saxena
Removal of Esther - Smiley Pipeline. Updated Saskatchewan Rail Network map and Contact List. Updates to contact info and pipeline maps, Update emergency levels, update position checklists Updates to contact information, Section 2.2 and Section 2.4
January 23, 2023
D. Janke
January 2023
B. Boyes
D. Janke
April 2022
April 27, 2022
D. Smith
September 2021 June 2021
September 16, 2021 June 28, 2021
G. Samuelson
D. Janke
Addition of Pierceland Supply Project
G. Samuelson
D. Janke D. Janke D. Janke
March 2021
Regular review and updates to contact information.
March 31, 2021
G. Samuelson
October 2020
Updated emergency contacts and pipeline maps. Added Shaunavon Interconnect. Updated government notification requirements and acronyms. Updates to document format and re-organization of relevant sections. Removed Chinook – Loomis pipeline.
October 5, 2020
V. Kreklewetz- Smyth
March 2020
March 30, 2020
D. Janke
R. Greggains
July 2019
Inclusion of Husky Marwayne deactivation.
June 26, 2019
G. Samuelson
D. Janke D. Janke
June 2019
Updated Distribution List, Key Contacts, Spill Response and Emergency Response Guidelines.
June 7, 2019
G. Samuelson
February 2019 Removal of Renaissance – Bronson North Pipeline. Added information related to full scale exercise and
February 18, 2019
D. Janke
R. Greggains
Provincial EOC. Updated NEB/TSB reporting procedures, ICS figures and Key Contacts List. Removal of Petrolia Pipeline. Updated Key Contacts List. Addition of Portal Municipal Gas Pipeline. Updated Key Contacts List. Regular review and update to contact information. Addition of Macklin Compressor Station. Removed 10 and 11 Pipelines: Mid-Continent NPS 16 & Mid-Continent NPS 24 and updated. Husky Marwayne deactivation. Regular review and update to contact information. Inclusion of relevant emergency management information for the purpose of public posting. Regular review and update to contact information. Inclusion of relevant Construction Operations Maintenance Practices into the manual. Regular review and updates to contact information.
December 2018
December 14, 2018
D. Janke
R. Greggains
October 2018
October 16, 2018
D. Janke
R. Greggains
September 2018 September 2017
September 27, 2018 September 1, 2017
D. Janke
R. Greggains
D. Janke
August 2017
August 15, 2017
D. Janke
August 2016
September 27, 2016
D. Janke
March 2016
March 17, 2016
D. Janke
May 2015
Regular review and updates to contact information.
May 2015
T. Danielson
Guide to Redacted Information i
Personal and Private Information 1
ii
Security Sensitive Information
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1 This “Guide to Redacted Information” relates to redacted information provided in accordance with NEB Order MO -002-2017, and is intended to describe and permit the public to understand what information is being withheld. In some instances identifying an individual and their contact information might also pose a security risk. Criteria for withholding as relevant to applicable provincial and federal access to information legislation, if any, has not been addressed, and this Guide should not be considered an admission that such criteria does or does not apply. For more information please contact us at privacy@saskenergy.com
MANY ISLANDS PIPE LINES (CANADA) LIMITED
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES MANUAL Manual Distribution and Maintenance
Manual Distribution and Maintenance
Copies
Company
Recipient
Location
Secretary of the Commission
✓
Calgary
Canada Energy Regulator
✓
Electronic Submission
Calgary
Total Government Copies
1
1
✓
Director, Pipeline Engineering
Darren Selinger
Regina, SK
✓
Director, Asset Integrity & Reliability
Tyson Cote
Regina, SK Regina, SK
✓
Executive Director, Operations
Kim Korchinski
General Manager, Operations North
Jason Bergen
North Battleford, SK
✓
✓
General Manager, Operations SE Area
Al Acton
Yorkton, SK
✓
General Manager, Operations SW Area
Mike Rossiter
Swift Current, SK
✓
General Manager, Operations Saskatoon Area Peter MacLachlan
Saskatoon, SK
✓
General Manager, Operations Regina Area
Glen Brule
White City, SK
Operations Manager, Macklin Compressor Station Operations Manager, Pierceland West Compressor Station Executive Vice President, Customer Service Operations
Shaun O’Brian
✓
✓
Macklin, SK
Scott Bickert
✓
✓
Pierceland, SK
Kevin Adair
✓
Regina, SK
✓
Legal Counsel
Terry Jordan
Regina, SK
Executive Director, Strategic Planning and Environment
Kristen Darr
✓
Regina, SK
✓
Leader, Emergency Management
Ankit Saxena
Regina, SK Regina, SK
✓
✓ (2)
Manager, Gas Control
Kyle Gerein
✓
Director, Safety & Emergency Management
Darren Janke
Regina, SK
Total Office Copies
4
16
TOTAL COPIES DISTRIBUTED
5
17
ELECTRONIC COPY IS LOCATED AT: The CEMP SharePoint site – MIPL(C)L Emergency Response and has been posted to the Mobile Emergency Management Library.
This document is accessible on the Many Islands Pipe Lines (Canada) Limited Website at: https://www.miplcl.com. Any printout of this document will be considered uncontrolled.
MANY ISLANDS PIPE LINES (CANADA) LIMITED EMERGENCY PROCEDURES MANUAL Manual Distribution and Maintenance
Amendment Protocol
This Emergency Procedures Manual (EPM) will be reviewed, validated and updated annually, or as required, by the Emergency Procedures Manual Advisor. All amendments will be distributed to each individual manual holder who will be responsible for incorporating them as they are received. A record of all amendments will be maintained utilizing the Document Change Control at the front of this EPM. As a registered holder of this manual, you have an obligation to assist in the maintenance of accurate up to date information. If you detect an error in the manual, or subsequent to its revision publication date, become aware of any changes to any information contained herein, please forward such information as soon as possible on the Manual Amendment Request Form on the following page to:
Many Islands Pipe Lines (Canada) Limited
Contact: Darren Janke
800 - 1777 Victoria Avenue
Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 4K5
Cell: 306-536-2502
Email: djanke@saskenergy.com
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MANY ISLANDS PIPE LINES (CANADA) LIMITED EMERGENCY PROCEDURES MANUAL Table of Contents
Table of Contents 1.0 DIRECTORY ............................................................................................................ i
1.1 Emergency Contacts ..........................................................................................................................1
1.1.1
Emergency Pipeline Contacts...............................................................................................1
1.1.2
Key Contacts.......................................................................................................................15
1.1.3
Satellite Phones ..................................................................................................................16
1.1.4
Saskatchewan Rail Network Contact..................................................................................18
1.1.5
Fire Departments Bordering MIPL ......................................................................................20
1.2 Government Agencies .......................................................................................................................1
1.2.1
Government of Saskatchewan Agencies..............................................................................1
1.2.2
Government of Canada Agencies.........................................................................................2
1.3 Support ................................................................................................................................................1
1.3.1
STARS Emergency Link Centre ...........................................................................................1
1.4 Incident Documentation / Company Records .................................................................................1
1.4.1
Forms ....................................................................................................................................1
1.4.2
Records.................................................................................................................................1
2.0 ACTIVATION / PROCEDURES ............................................................................... i
2.1 Plan Principles ....................................................................................................................................1
2.1.1
Purpose of this EPM .............................................................................................................1
2.1.2
ICS Structure ........................................................................................................................2
2.1.3
Situation Assessment and Emergency Classification...........................................................6
2.1.4
Response Facilities...............................................................................................................7
2.1.5
Record Keeping ..................................................................................................................10
2.1.6
Training ...............................................................................................................................10
2.1.7
Exercises ............................................................................................................................11
2.1.8
Continuing Education..........................................................................................................12
2.1.9
Policy and Commitment ......................................................................................................12
2.1.10
Stakeholder Liaison to Prepare for Emergencies ...............................................................12
2.2 Activation Charts and Graphics........................................................................................................1
2.2.1
First On-Scene Strategy .......................................................................................................1
2.2.2
Sources of Emergency Notification.......................................................................................2
2.2.3
Size up the Situation flowchart .............................................................................................3
2.2.4
Initial Notification ...................................................................................................................4
2.2.5
Notification Flowchart ...........................................................................................................5
2.2.6
ICS Organization Structure ...................................................................................................6
2.2.7
Incident Response Cycle ......................................................................................................9
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2.3 Level of Emergency............................................................................................................................2
2.3.1
Levels of Emergency ............................................................................................................2
2.3.2
Downgrading Emergency Procedures ..................................................................................8
2.4 Response Team Duties ......................................................................................................................1
2.4.1
Initial Actions .........................................................................................................................2
2.4.2
Documentation ......................................................................................................................3
2.4.3
Incident Commander ............................................................................................................4
2.4.4
Deputy Incident Commander ................................................................................................7
2.4.5
Liaison Officer .......................................................................................................................9
2.4.6
Finance Officer....................................................................................................................11
Finance Officer .............................................................................................................................................11
2.4.7
Public Information Officer ...................................................................................................13
2.4.8
Legal Officer........................................................................................................................15
2.4.9
Operations Chief .................................................................................................................16
2.4.10
On-Site Commander ...........................................................................................................18
2.4.11
Planning Chief.....................................................................................................................21
2.4.12
Logistics Chief.....................................................................................................................23
2.4.13
Safety Chief ........................................................................................................................25
2.4.14
ICC Scribe...........................................................................................................................27
ICC Scribe .....................................................................................................................................................27
2.4.15
OSCP Scribe.......................................................................................................................29
OSCP Scribe .................................................................................................................................................29
2.4.16
Emergency Planning Officer ...............................................................................................31
2.5 Incident-Specific Response ..............................................................................................................1
2.5.1
Dangerous Goods.................................................................................................................1
2.5.2
Fire / Explosions ...................................................................................................................4
2.5.3
Medical Emergency ..............................................................................................................5
2.5.4
Missing or Overdue Personnel / Aircraft / Vehicles ............................................................10
2.5.5
Environmental Assessment of Sensitive Areas ..................................................................11
2.5.6
Natural Disasters ................................................................................................................11
2.5.7
Notification of Next-of-Kin ...................................................................................................16
2.5.8
Pipeline Release .................................................................................................................16
2.5.9
Working in Vicinity of Escaping Gas ...................................................................................16
2.5.10
Security Issues....................................................................................................................17
2.5.11
Odorization – Odour Release and Odorant Spills ..............................................................20
2.5.12
Emergency Shut Down Procedure .....................................................................................20
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2.5.13
Civil Disorder.......................................................................................................................20
3.0 GUIDELINES ........................................................................................................... i
3.1 Government Notification Requirements ..........................................................................................1
3.1.1
Canada Energy Regulator (CER) Reporting ........................................................................1
3.1.2
Saskatchewan.......................................................................................................................2
3.1.3
Canada .................................................................................................................................8
3.2 Public Protection Methods ................................................................................................................1
3.2.1
Planning and Response Zones.............................................................................................1
3.2.2
Air Monitoring ........................................................................................................................1
3.2.3
Shelter-in-Place ....................................................................................................................2
3.2.4
Evacuation ............................................................................................................................3
3.3 Media....................................................................................................................................................1
3.3.1
Media and Press Release Guideline ....................................................................................1
3.3.2
Preliminary Media Statement Template................................................................................2
3.3.3
News Release .......................................................................................................................2
3.4 Reporting of Hazards .........................................................................................................................1
3.5 Definitions and References ...............................................................................................................1
3.5.1
Definitions .............................................................................................................................1
3.5.2
Acronyms ..............................................................................................................................7
3.5.3
Hazardous Products .............................................................................................................9
3.6 Forms...................................................................................................................................................1 4.0 SITE SPECIFIC INFORMATION.............................................................................. i
4.1 Operations...........................................................................................................................................1
4.1.1
Lead Regulatory Agency ......................................................................................................1
4.2 Technical Data ....................................................................................................................................1
4.2.1
Pipeline and Facility List .......................................................................................................1
4.3 Maps.....................................................................................................................................................1
4.3.1
WCSS Saskatchewan Oil Spill Co-op Boundaries ...............................................................1
4.3.2
MIPL Owned & Leased Facility Location Map ......................................................................2
4.3.3
Pipelines ...............................................................................................................................3
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MANY ISLANDS PIPE LINES (CANADA) LIMITED EMERGENCY PROCEDURES MANUAL Directory
1.0
DIRECTORY
1.1 Emergency Contacts ..........................................................................................................................1
1.1.1
Emergency Pipeline Contacts...............................................................................................1 1.1.1.1 Pipeline: Cold Lake - Beacon Hill .......................................................................1 1.1.1.2 Pipeline: Poco (John Lake) – Bronson Lake ......................................................2 1.1.1.3 Pipeline: SaskOil Frog Lake ...............................................................................3 1.1.1.4 Pipeline: Husky – Marwayne ..............................................................................4 1.1.1.5 Pipeline: Husky Bi-Provincial Upgrader..............................................................5 1.1.1.6 Pipeline: Loomis – Herbert .................................................................................6 1.1.1.7 Pipeline: Steelman – North Portal - Williston Basin Interstate ...........................7 1.1.1.8 Pipeline: Norquay – Benito .................................................................................8 1.1.1.9 Pipeline: Macklin – Unity ....................................................................................9 1.1.1.10 Pipeline: Husky Bi-Provincial Upgrader (Loop) ................................................10 1.1.1.11 Macklin Compressor Station.............................................................................11 1.1.1.12 Pipeline: Portal Municipal Gas..........................................................................12 1.1.1.13 Pipeline: Shaunavon Interconnect....................................................................13 1.1.1.14 Pipeline and Compressor Station: Pierceland Supply......................................14
1.1.2
Key Contacts.......................................................................................................................15
1.1.3
Satellite Phones ..................................................................................................................16 1.1.3.1 Quick Reference Guide for Making Calls .........................................................16
1.1.4
Saskatchewan Rail Network Contact..................................................................................18
1.1.5
Fire Departments Bordering MIPL ......................................................................................20
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1.1 Emergency Contacts
1.1.1 Emergency Pipeline Contacts
1.1.1.1
Pipeline: Cold Lake - Beacon Hill
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Cold Lake – Beacon Hill (SW 12-62-01 W4M to NE 12-62-25 W3M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact TC Energy to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with TC Energy.
TC Energy Emergency Telephone Numbers:
TC Energy
24 Hour Emergency
1-888-982-7222
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If Incident Reported to TC Energy
TC Energy is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedure for pipeline incident and coordinate with TC Energy.
Additional Comments
CER Order or Certificate number: Order XG-5-77
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1.1.1.2
Pipeline: Poco (John Lake) – Bronson Lake
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Poco (John Lake) - Bronson Lake (NE 01-56-01 W4M to NE 06-56-27 W3M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact Campus Energy to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident
Campus Energy Emergency Telephone Numbers:
Campus Energy
24 Hour Emergency
1-844-382-5167
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If Incident Reported to Campus Energy
Campus Energy is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedure for pipeline incident.
Additional Comments
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CER Order or Certificate Number: Order XG-9-87
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1.1.1.3
Pipeline: SaskOil Frog Lake
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: SaskOil Frog Lake (NE 01-56-01 W4M to NE 06-56-27 W3M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact Campus Energy emergency contacts and implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident
Campus Energy Emergency Telephone Numbers:
Campus Energy
24 Hour Emergency
1-844-382-5167
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If Incident Reported to Campus Energy
Campus Energy is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedure for pipeline incident.
Additional Comments
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CER Order or Certificate Number: Order XG-15-90 (AO-001-XG-15-90)
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1.1.1.4
Pipeline: Husky – Marwayne
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Husky - Marwayne
(NE 24-52-01 W4M to NE 08-51-27 W3M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact Husky Oil to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with Husky Oil.
Husky Oil Emergency Telephone Numbers:
Husky Oil
24 Hour Emergency
1-877-262-2111
If Incident Reported to Husky (Marwayne)
Husky Oil is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedure for pipeline incident and coordinate with Husky.
Additional Comments
CER Order or Certificate Number: Order XG-M29-60-94, XG-M29-61-94, and MO-008-2019
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1.1.1.5
Pipeline: Husky Bi-Provincial Upgrader
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Husky Bi-Provincial Upgrader
(SW 24-49-01 W4M to NW 30-49-27 W3M)
Meter Station # 9482
(NW 30-49-27 W3M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact Atco Pipelines Gas Control to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with Atco Pipelines Gas Control.
Emergency Telephone Numbers:
Atco Pipelines
24 Hour Gas Control
(780) 496-9381
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Atco Pipelines
24 Hour Emergency
1-877-496-9380
Husky Bi-Provincial Upgrader 24 Hour Emergency
(306) 825-1911
24 Hour Switchboard
(306) 825-1700
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If Incident Reported to Atco
Atco is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedure for pipeline incident and coordinate with Atco.
Additional Comments
Also, notify Husky Upgrader of situation and co-ordinate alternative supply.
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CER Order or Certificate Number: Order XG-29-92 and MO-11-92
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1.1.1.6
Pipeline: Loomis – Herbert
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Loomis - Herbert (SW 01-01-23 W3M to SW 22-18-10 W3M) Meter Station #9998 (SW 22-18-10 W3M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact NorthWestern Energy emergency contacts and implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate.
NorthWestern Energy Emergency Telephone Numbers:
NorthWestern Energy
1-888-467-2669
24 Hour Emergency
Butte, Montana
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If Incident Reported to NorthWestern Energy
NorthWestern Energy is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800, Gas Control to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with NorthWestern Energy.
Additional Comments
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CER Order or Certificate Number: Order GC-47, A0-003-GC-47
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1.1.1.7
Pipeline: Steelman – North Portal - Williston Basin Interstate
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Steelman - North Portal – Williston Basin Interstate (NW21-04-05 W2M to NE 03-01-05 W2M) Meter Station #9981 (NE 03-01-05 W2M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact Williston Basin Interstate Pipeline Company (WBI) emergency contacts and implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with WBI.
WBI Emergency Telephone Numbers:
WBI Gas Control
24 Hour Emergency 24 Hour Gas Control
1-888-859-7291 (701) 530-1651
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If Incident Reported to Williston Basin Interstate Pipeline Company
Williston Basin is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with Williston Basin.
Additional Comments
CER Order or Certificate Number: Order XG-M29-58-93
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1.1.1.8
Pipeline: Norquay – Benito
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Norquay – Benito
(NW 33-33-1 W2M to SW 5-34-29 W1M)
Meter Station #8870 (SW 5-34-29 W1M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact Manitoba Hydro emergency contacts and implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with Manitoba Hydro.
Manitoba Hydro Emergency Telephone Numbers:
Manitoba Hydro
24 Hour Emergency
1-888-624-9376
If Incident Reported to Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Hydro is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with Manitoba Hydro.
Additional Comments
CER Order or Certificate Number: Order XG-M029-24-2000
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1.1.1.9
Pipeline: Macklin – Unity
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Macklin – Unity (NE 11-38-01 W4M to NW 08-40-22 W3M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact TC Energy to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with TC Energy.
TC Energy Emergency Telephone Numbers:
TC Energy
24 Hour Emergency
1-888-982-7222
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If Incident Reported to TC Energy
TC Energy is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedure for pipeline incident and coordinate with TC Energy.
Additional Comments
CER Order or Certificate Number: Order MO-11-72, MO-050-2017
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1.1.1.10 Pipeline: Husky Bi-Provincial Upgrader (Loop)
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Husky Bi-Provincial Upgrader (SW 24-49-01 W4M to NW 30-49-27 W3M) Meter Station # 9482 (NW 30-49-27 W3M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact Atco Pipelines Gas Control to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with Atco Pipelines Gas Control.
Emergency Telephone Numbers:
Atco Pipelines
24 Hour Gas Control
(780) 496-9381
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Atco Pipelines
24 Hour Emergency
1-877-496-9380
24 Hour Emergency
Husky Bi-Provincial Upgrader
(306) 825-1911
24 Hour Switchboard
(306) 825-1700
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If Incident Reported to Atco
Atco is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedure for pipeline incident and coordinate with Atco.
Additional Comments
Also, notify Husky Upgrader of situation and coordinate alternative supply.
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CER Order or Certificate Number: Order XG-M182-032-2015
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1.1.1.11 Macklin Compressor Station
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR COMPRESSOR STATION INCIDENT
Compressor station: Macklin (SE 23-38-28 W3M) Nearest town: Macklin, SK STARS Site #: 4586
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact TC Energy to implement emergency procedures for compressor station incident and coordinate with TC Energy.
Emergency Telephone Numbers:
TC Energy
24 Hour Emergency
1-888-982-7222
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RCMP – Unity
(306) 228-6300
St. Joseph’s Integrated Health Centre - Macklin
(306) 753-2115
Sask Air Ambulance
1-888-782-8247
STARS Air Ambulance - Saskatoon
(306) 242-0200
If Incident Reported to TC Energy
TC Energy is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedure for compressor station incident and coordinate with TC Energy.
Additional Comments
CER Order or Certificate Number: Order M0-050-2017
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1.1.1.12 Pipeline: Portal Municipal Gas
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Portal Municipal Gas (SE 01-01-05 W2M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact Portal Municipal Gas Company Canada Inc. (PMGC) emergency contacts and implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with PMGC.
PMGC Telephone Numbers:
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If Incident Reported to Portal Municipal Gas Company Canada Inc.
PMGC is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with PMGC.
Additional Comments
SaskEnergy Incorporated provides emergency management services to Many Islands Pipe Lines (Canada) Limited and Portal Municipal Gas Company Canada Inc., and these materials apply for both operators’ pipelines, to be read with necessary adaptations inferred.
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1.1.1.13 Pipeline: Shaunavon Interconnect
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR PIPELINE INCIDENT
Pipeline: Shaunavon Interconnect
(SE 17-07-18 W3M to SE 16-07-18 W3M)
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact TC Energy emergency contacts and implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with TC Energy.
TC Energy Emergency Telephone Numbers:
TC Energy
24 Hour Emergency
1-888-982-7222
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If Incident Reported to TC Energy
TC Energy is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedures for pipeline incident and coordinate with TC Energy.
Additional Comments
CER Order or Certificate Number: Order XG-091-2020
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1.1.1.14 Pipeline and Compressor Station: Pierceland Supply
EMERGENCY PROCEDURE FOR INCIDENT
Pipeline: Pierceland Supply
(SW 12-62-01 W4M to NE 07-62-24 W3M)
Compressor station: Pierceland West (SW 09-62-27 W3M) Nearest town: Pierceland, SK STARS Site #: 4727
If Incident Reported to TransGas Gas Control
Gas Control to contact Nova Gas Transmission Ltd. (NGTL) to implement emergency procedures for incident and coordinate with NGTL.
Emergency Telephone Numbers:
Nova Gas Transmission Ltd.
24 Hour Emergency
1-888-982-7222
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MIPL
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RCMP – Pierceland
(306) 839-3330
Pierceland Health Clinic
(306) 839-4630
Sask Air Ambulance
1-888-782-8247
STARS Air Ambulance - Saskatoon
(306) 242-0200
If Incident Reported to NGTL
NGTL is to call TransGas Gas Control at (306) 777-9800. Gas Control to implement emergency procedures for incident and coordinate with NGTL.
Additional Comments
CER Order or Certificate Number: Order XG-017-2020
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1.1.2 Key Contacts
COMMUNICATION CENTRE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RELATIONS
MIPL 24 Hour Emergency Contact
306-777-9800
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CUSTOMER SERVICES
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT
Tanya Lang, Director, TransGas Customer Services
Kristen Darr, Executive Director
Off/Cell 306-531-6240
Off./Cell. 306-552-9657
SAFETY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Darren Janke, Director
Off./Cell. 306-536-2502
For all other internal contacts and external agencies, refer to Incident Response - Key Contacts in the Unified Management System SharePoint site.
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1.1.3 Satellite Phones Satellite phones are available at the locations below and will be accessed when there is a disruption to existing land and cellular communications. Iridium Extreme Satellite phones are in place as a contingency for communication outages, as well as first line communication tools in areas where other forms of voice communication are not available.
1.1.3.1
Quick Reference Guide for Making Calls
Refer to the Iridium Extreme Satellite Phone Quick Reference Guide delivered with the Satellite phone for complete instructions. The following is a brief instruction for placing calls:
a. Public telephone to Iridium Extreme:
From an outside line, dial 011 (country code), followed by the complete satellite phone number. For example, 011 8816 234 49321 will reach Gas Control.
b. Iridium Extreme to Iridium Extreme:
Dial the complete satellite phone number. For example, 8816 234 49321 will reach Gas Control.
c. Iridium Extreme to public telephone:
Dial the complete public telephone number. For example, 001 306-777-9800 for Gas Control.
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1.1.4 Saskatchewan Rail Network Contact
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1.1.5 Fire Departments Bordering MIPL
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1.2 Government Agencies .......................................................................................................................1
1.2.1
Government of Saskatchewan Agencies..............................................................................1
1.2.2
Government of Canada Agencies.........................................................................................2
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1.2 Government Agencies
1.2.1 Government of Saskatchewan Agencies
GOVERNMENT OF SASKATCHEWAN AGENCIES
Organization/Service
Location
Office
Fax
24 Hour 1-844-764-3637
Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources (MER) Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment (MOE)
Emergency/Spills Number
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306- 953-3637
Regina
306-787-1694
Regina
306-787-4496
306-787-2208
Province Wide
1-800-567-7233
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Spill Control Centre
1-800-667-7525
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Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK)
Regina
306-798-7111
306-787-9273
Gas and Electrical Licensing
Regina
306-787-4530
306-798-8882
Wildfire Management – Report a Fire
Province Wide
1-800-667-9660
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Report an Injury
1-800-787-9288
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Workers Compensation Board (WCB)
Inquiries and Information
1-800-667-7590
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Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways & Infrastructure (MHI) Saskatchewan Ministry of Health – Health Management Unit Provincial Enforcement Centre Spill Report Line
Regina
306-787-4800
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Regina
306-787-3475
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Province Wide
1-800-667-7525
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Saskatchewan Water Security Agency
Moose Jaw
306-694-3990
SaskPower
Province Wide
1-888-757-6937
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1.2.2 Government of Canada Agencies
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA AGENCIES
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
1-800-668-6767
Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (C.C.O.H.S)
1-800-668-4284
TRANSPORTATION OF DANGEROUS GOODS
Transport Canada – Pacific Region
1-604-666-2955
Transportation Safety Board (TSB)
1-819-997-7887
1-888-CAN-UTEC (226-8832) 1-613-996-6666 (Call Collect) Information: 1-616-992-4624
Canadian Transport Emergency Centre (CANUTEC)
Emergency Response Assistance Canada
1-800-265-0212
CONTAINMENT SPILL REPORTING
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
1-800-663-3456
Fisheries and Oceans Canada – Central – Arctic (Edmonton)
1-855-852-8320
OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Alberta Energy Regulator - Energy/Environmental Emergency and Operational Complaint Line
1-800-222-6514
Alberta Energy Regulator – Calgary (Head Office)
1-403-297-8311
Manitoba Public Utilities Board
1-866-854-3698
Canada Energy Regulator – Pipeline Emergencies
1-819-997-7887
Canada Energy Regulator
1-403-292-4800
NAV Canada
1-613-563-5588
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1.3 Support ................................................................................................................................................1
1.3.1
STARS Emergency Link Centre ...........................................................................................1
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1.3 Support
1.3.1 STARS Emergency Link Centre
STARS EMERGENCY LINK CENTRE
TOLL FREE 1-888-888-4567
DIRECT 403-299-0932
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If calling for an Ambulance, Police or Fire from a cellular telephone call the Emergency Link Centre. If calling from a landline, call directly to 911. The STARS Emergency Link Centre is an advanced 24-hour communications centre providing one-call access to a variety of resources. The list of STARS registered sites is available through this link or on your corporate smartphone content locker.
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