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Review these general safety tips and avoid common yet dangerous mistakes. Let’s stay safe out there.
Our Journey to Zero has many paths, but the destination is always to achieve the safest environment for our employees and public we serve. As part of first responder safety, our employees are trained to keep you safe, even in some of the most hazardous conditions.
Training tips, videos and case studies for excavators and contractors specially designed to help you and your teams work safely around electric and gas lines.
When property owners want to make changes to the land, plant trees, shrubs or construct something underneath a transmission line (the right-of-way), permission must be granted by Xcel Energy. Details about filing an application for transmission encroachment, safe practices for work around transmission lines and frequently asked questions about transmission line right-of-way and easements are available on our 'Right of Way Use' page.
For those within agriculture, safety must be top of mind at all times. Visit our online resource for safety tips, case studies and other resources designed to help you stay safe.
Find resources, links and programs designed to help educators make learning about the science and safety of energy fun and interactive for students all ages.
Learn how to best prepare for and respond to gas emergencies to ensure the safety of your staff and the communities you serve.
Heat or cool a smaller area by closing vents in rooms that are not in use. You’ll stay more comfortable when you're managing less air space.
Always call 811 before digging in your yard to avoid hitting buried gas or electric lines. Not only is it the safe thing to do, but it's the law.
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