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At Questar Gas safety is a top priority, a source of pride and a matter of corporate policy. These policies are carried out in specific and universal ways. For example, safety professionals provide ongoing employee safety evaluations, deliver safety training, conduct rigorous system inspections and testing. Questar Gas employees and contractors also carry out maintenance, perform repair and replacement programs, distribute public safety information and comply with a wide range of federal and state safety regulations and requirements.
 McGruff Truck
Making neighborhoods safer for children is the goal of the McGruff Truck and McGruff House crime-prevention programs. Both programs use the image of McGruff, the well-known crime-fighting dog, to identify appropriate places children can turn for help.
McGruff House began in Utah in 1982 and is now operating in most states. It teaches children to recognize qualified houses displaying a McGruff House sign as places they can turn for help in self-care situations. McGruff House is coordinated in Utah by the Utah Council for Crime Prevention. It is facilitated on a national level by the National McGruff House Network in conjunction with the National Crime Prevention Council.
McGruff Truck, an extension of the McGruff House program, began in 1988 as a partnership between Questar Gas and the Utah Council for Crime Prevention. It uses decals picturing McGruff to identify Questar Gas, Qwest and Rocky Mountain Power vehicles and their drivers as sources of help.
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