As the pace of installing fiber-optic cable connections to more homes and businesses continues to accelerate, it has become clear that there...
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Going the Extra Step to Ensure All Utility Lines are Marked
When it comes to construction projects, knowing where — and where not — to dig is essential. Start excavating in the wrong...
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News Briefs: Utility Locator Falls From Bridge
A man conducting an underground utility locate fell 10 to 12 feet from a bridge in Malcolm, Nebraska, on June 7.The Lancaster...
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KEEN Utility Launches Innovative Tacoma Series for Fall
This fall KEEN Utility will introduce the Tacoma Series, a collection of boots that feature rugged details and unique performance enhancements that...
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Warning: Heat Can Kill
Professional football players are tough. But more teams are outfitting their training camps with kiddie pools — a simple way to help...
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Editor's Blog: Make Sure You Know What is Underground
Imagine sitting at your desk at work and realizing the phones aren’t working and your email is down. All because a utility...
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How Do You Ensure a New Employee is a Good Fit for Your Company?
Many contractors may have already made the move toward outsourcing payroll services, employee benefits and/or workers’ compensation/risk management. How many, though, realize...
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New Approach to Educating
As part of its commitment to educating current and potential clients about Subsurface Utility Engineering, Mid-Atlantic Utility Locating has created a “Lunch....
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Sweetwater Utility Exploration Crews Focused on Safety
With more than half of its clients being in the petroleum industry, Sweetwater Utility Exploration has a big focus on safety, but...
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Trenches Don’t Have to be Deep to be Dangerous
Note: This is the second of a two-part series on trench safety and the story of a cave-in survivor who dispels the common...
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Poor Shoring Offers Little Protection from Cave-Ins
Note: This is the first of a two-part series on trench safety and the need for proper shoring. In Part 2 of the series, a cave-in...
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News Briefs: Sound Transit Renaming Tunneling Machines in Seattle
Seattle’s Sound Transit is rethinking its names for two of its tunnel-boring machines after the issues a third tunnel-boring machine, Bertha, has...
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And the Winner Is …
The beers have been tasted, the votes tallied, and the results are in: Andy Melton’s Lemmy IPA is the winner of the...
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Roadside Safety is a Top Concern for Construction Companies
The threat of injury is always present in a roadway construction zone. As common as these sites are, providing the crew and...
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Involve Operators in the Maintenance of Equipment
Large construction companies often have the luxury of having trained mechanics on site to handle equipment problems. Even if this is the...
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Editor's Blog: Putting a Focus on Safe Digging
April usually brings warm weather and the start of the construction season for many states. With that construction season comes risk for...
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News Briefs: Bertha Reaches Planned Maintenance Stop
Bertha, the tunneling machine working on the Alaskan Way Viaduct in Seattle, reached a planned maintenance stop on March 12, after successfully...











