There’s something about August that hits different in this industry. The long days, the high heat, the packed schedules — it’s the...
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Prepping for OSHA Safety Inspections
Nick Steiner had his first experience with an OSHA intervention many years ago while working as a shop floor employee. Since then,...
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Staying Safe in the Heat
Geoffrey Grant, a supervisor with All States Construction in Killingly, Connecticut, says his team has a variety of ways to stay safe...
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How to Control Hazards on the Job Site
Maybe you’ve heard of OSHA’s “hierarchy of controls” in a safety training class or seen it on a sign somewhere. But do...
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Promoting Underground Safety Practices
NASSCO’s Health and Safety Committee is excited to announce the release of a new confined space safety video available on nassco.org. This...
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Industrywide Trench and Excavation Safety Education Events Slated
For the past nine years in June, the National Utility Contractors Association has held its Trench Safety Stand Down Week for the utility...
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NUCA Declares June Trench Safety Month
June 2025 has been declared Trench Safety Month by the National Utility Contractors Association, further highlighting the association's innovative educational and safety program,...
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Know the Warning Signs: Save a Life From Stroke
Strokes can happen to anyone, at any age, and even to young people.
Despite being one of the leading causes of death and...
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Understanding Workplace Safety Training Requirements
In the utility contracting industry, there are many hazards associated with daily tasks. One of the key components of a safe workplace...
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Stay Vigilant About CDL Requirements
Much of what the water and wastewater industry does is on the backs of commercial-size trucks. Commercial trucks require drivers with commercial...
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Keeping Crews Safe With Proper PPE Has Other Benefits
When you see a crew out on the job site working, what do you tend to look for and think of first?...
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How to Choose Personal Protective Equipment Effectively
Choosing the right personal protective equipment can be a complex task, as it requires considering various factors such as the specific work...
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Prepping for Safety Inspections
Nick Steiner had his first experience with an OSHA intervention many years ago while working as a shop floor employee. Since then,...
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April Highlights Roadway Safety for Contractors
April serves as a pivotal month for emphasizing safety on roadways, marking both National Distracted Driving Awareness Month and National Work Zone...
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Survey Finds 46% of Americans Plan to Dig Without Contacting 811 Beforehand
In observance of National Safe Digging Month in April, the Common Ground Alliance (CGA) announced results from a recent national survey that...
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Cat Pumps Model 660 for Hydroexcavating
The high-pressure pump is critical to hydroexcavating, jetting and washdown equipment and must perform in a wide range of environments. That’s why...
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Your Body Is Your Best Tool—Take Care of It
Excavation work pushes your body to the limit. If you don’t take care of it, breakdowns are inevitable. Keep yourself in top...










