Safety

Anyone involved in digging should be calling 811 or one-call services prior to any work taking place

California’s J. Moraga takes pride in its employees as the company continues to grow.

Take time to use the drill rig and components correctly and you will have an easier time directional drilling.

Controlling and mitigating the risks of underground utility strikes.

A new approach is needed to entice millennials to fill construction job vacancies. Sonetics wireless headsets can help.

Are radio rentals costing you thousands of dollars on every job? Dig into the standard reasons for renting, the costs and the alternatives.

The 2017 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited OSHA Standards, and some free resources to help improve worker safety

Technology can help, but it shouldn’t be relied on all the time

A job site with multiple sources of noise makes it difficult to recognize warnings. Learn how to hear safety signals again

Waterjetting brings danger to operators’ day-to-day routines, but simple precautions can prevent injury.

From how to manage employees to buying equipment, we look back on some of the best pieces of advice contractors shared in the pages of Dig Different magazine in the past year

Operators see eye to eye on the need for safety glasses and face shields.