Gas Escape
Turn off your gas supply at the meter/emergency control valve
Ventilate the premises by opening doors and windows
If the main doors to the property are to be left open consider the
security of the premises and that small children or vulnerable
people are not put at risk
Extinguish all naked flames, DO NOT smoke
DO NOT operate any electrical or light switches
Contact National Gas Emergency Service on the
National Gas Escape number 0800 111999
Dealing with Fumes or Smells
Turn off your gas supply at the meter/emergency control valve
Extinguish all sources of igintion
DO NOT smoke
DO NOT operate electrical light or power switches
Ventilate the premises by opening doors and windows and try to introduce
and through draft of fresh clean outdoor air
If the main doors to the property are to be left open consider the
security of the premises and that small children or vulnerable
people are not put at risk
Ensure access to premises can be gained
Contact National Gas Emergency Service on the
National Gas Escape number 0800 111999
Seek medical advice
Symptoms of Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning
These symptoms can be very much like flu:
Severe Headaches
Nausea
Dizziness
Tiredness and general body weakness
Victims faces can also take on a cherry red coloured appearance
Victims of CO poisoning may only show one or two symptoms and not necessarily all symptoms
This advice is only a guide and we strongly recommend that seek further advice
should you suspect any poisoning or leakage.
NHL Gas Services offers free no obligation
site surveys and estimates and operates a
24 hour emergency call out service
Please contact us on:
01708 721254 or 07930 624127
Covering, London, Essex,
Hertfordshire, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, East Anglia
and the Home Counties
