“Safety isn’t expensive, it’s priceless”… it’s hard to believe this is our 50th issue already but here’s the top 10 stories in damage prevention from the last 7 days: Kansas utilities regulator ignores landowners, grants route for power lines to take electricity out of state: READ Nex-Tech addresses water leaks: READ Utilities to go underground in FDOT Back Beach Widening …
“One earnest worker can do more by personal suggestion to prevent accidents than a carload of safety signs.” ‘Fusion’ ground scanning technique improves subsurface asset mapping: READ New utility tunnels improve services in Guangzhou: READ Why HVDC cables are poised to provide valuable alternatives: READ Save the Date! 2024 Construction Trade Shows and Conferences Set: READ Locating Subsurface Obstructions: WATCH …
“Many utility strikes occur when teams do not follow safe working practices, fail to review utility plans, or do not use appropriate detection equipment.” Vacuum excavators have become the tool of choice in council fleets: READ Why are so many utility cables being cut in Buckingham County? READ New Jersey American Water Launching Education Campaign to Encourage Customers to Identify & …
We’re a day late because of Victoria Day but normal service will resume next week… Here’s the top 10 stories in damage prevention from the last week: Consultation launched on Ontario One Call system, halting potential for locate charges from utilities: READ Digital Construction Awards 2023 shortlist: Best Use of Data on a Project: READ Hey, PG&E: Explain why you’re …
Safety doesn’t happen by accident! Here’s this weeks top 10 stories from the worl of utilities & damage prevention… After the Storm — Rapid Location of Damaged Utility Poles: READ Four ways utilities are modernizing vegetation management: READ Using ChatGPT to fix 811?: READ Why One Call / 811 won’t find all utilities: READ Innovative new excavator GPR technology: READ …
“An incident is just the tip of the iceberg, a sign of a much larger problem below the surface” – Don Brown Here’s this weeks top 10 stories in damage prevention: The truths and myths of multi array ground penetrating radar for utility detection: READ The Inside Outside Guys: Infrastructure, and the importance of Miss Dig: READ GNSS solutions for …
We’re on our way right now to the 2023 AGA Operations Conference & Biennial Exhibition & Spring Committee Meetings in Grapevine, Texas. We’ll let you know how it goes… for now here’s the latest damage prevention industry news: Baltimore residents object to BGE’s installation of gas regulators on home exteriors: READ MGISS supports FM Conway to reduce on-site risks and …
We’re back with a bang after our CGA induced hiatus. Here’s this week’s top 10 stories in damage prevention: Inspection of water grid about to start for Lakefront Utility: READ Common Ground Alliance delivers first-ever Community Groundbreaker awards: READ Your turn: Arbor Day a time to replant trees and think to the future: READ Contractor blames red tape for Tacoma …
We hope you had a good start to Safe Digging Month and a fantastic Easter! Here’s the latest news and developments in the damage prevention and utility industries: Shared-data map of buried pipes and cables goes live in three areas READ USIC Focused on Developing the Partnership with Excavators Essential to Ensuring Safe Digging READ Power to the people READ …
“The US Infrastructure Bill and the pending boom in infrastructure construction mean damage prevention and excavation safety are more important than ever before.” It’s April, so that means it is National Safe Digging Month – and there will be a big push in awareness to dig safe, and call 811. Most of you reading this are already doing your part …