Chesapeake Midstream Affected Public Public Awareness SurveyChesapeake Midstream Affected Public Survey-rev

Knowing where pipelines are buried before starting a digging project is the best way to avoid being injured or disrupting vital utility services in your community. The safety of our communities is a top priority for Chesapeake Midstream. Please take a few moments to complete the following survey questions, which will help us measure your overall understanding of pipeline safety and help us continuously improve our communication. Remember to know what’s at stake ^TM and call before you dig whenever you are installing a fence, building a deck, planting a tree or performing other digging projects.

Once you have completed the survey, your name will be entered into an annual drawing for a chance to win a gift card. Please remember to provide your contact information at the end of the survey so we will know how to reach you should your name be selected. We respect your privacy and will not sell or share your information with any outside party.

1.

Are you familiar with your state's free One-Call System or the national 811 service which provides a resource for locating and marking underground pipelines and utilities before starting any home digging projects?

Yes

No

2. Would you know what to do if you saw excavation activities that were not flagged for excavation?

Would you know what to do if you saw excavation activities that were not flagged for excavation? Yes

No

3. Do you know how to recognize the location of a pipeline or a pipeline right-of-way?

Do you know how to recognize the location of a pipeline or a pipeline right-of-way? Yes

No

4. Would you know how to recognize a pipeline right-of-way encroachment?

Would you know how to recognize a pipeline right-of-way encroachment? Yes

No

5. Would you recognize the signs of a pipeline leak?

Would you recognize the signs of a pipeline leak? Yes

No

6. Would you know how to respond safely in the event of a pipeline emergency?

Would you know how to respond safely in the event of a pipeline emergency? Yes

No

7. Would you know what to do if you witnessed someone acting suspiciously around a pipeline or pipeline facility?

Would you know what to do if you witnessed someone acting suspiciously around a pipeline or pipeline facility? Yes

No

8. Are you aware of the National Pipeline Mapping System (NPMS)?

Are you aware of the National Pipeline Mapping System (NPMS)? Yes

No

9. Would you like someone to contact you with more information about our pipeline safety program?

Would you like someone to contact you with more information about our pipeline safety program? Yes

No

10. Please provide your name, phone number, zip code and email address.

Please provide your name, phone number, zip code and email address. Name
Phone Number
Zip Code
Email Address