What Incident Type should be reported when a gas leak investigation finds no hazard?

When a gas leak investigation reveals no hazard, the appropriate incident type to report is classified as a hazardous material release investigation with no hazardous condition found. This designation accurately reflects the nature of the incident: an investigation was conducted regarding a potential hazardous situation, but it was determined that there was no actual danger present. This classification helps maintain accurate records of responses to potential hazards and ensures that resources can be allocated effectively.

Choosing this incident type allows for a clear distinction between confirmed hazards and investigations that result in no health or safety concerns. It encourages thorough documentation and accountability in situations where a risk was suspected but ultimately deemed safe, which is vital for ongoing public safety and resource management in emergency services.

Other options do not fit this scenario, as they either indicate a confirmed gas leak or involve situations that are not applicable to the findings of the investigation.