Entries Tagged Vacuum Excavation

Hose and Hose Accessory Kuriyama of America Alfagomma T704HA Series THE BOOMER The corrugated Alfagomma T704HA Series THE BOOMER industrial sewer vacuum hose from Kuriyama...

Calling 811 is critical before you dig, but it’s not the only step you need to take. You’ll also want to check...

A public utilities department in Florida needed to locate an old underground sewer line. Their backhoes were too large and potentially destructive....

Happy Safe Digging Month from TRUVAC! Download free coloring pages to share with a child. Help remind everyone to “Call before you dig!” Visit truvac.com/safe-digging to...

Yellow excavation flags mean gas lines might be near. Blue flags might represent irrigation lines. Before you dig, know your colors. Know...

Did you know that the No. 1 cause of pipeline incidents is improper or unauthorized digging? So before you dig, always call...

Did you know that there is over a football field’s length of buried utilities for every person in the U.S.? That’s why...

1. Vermeer replaceable wing PDC hole opener The replaceable wing PDC hole opener from Vermeer’s ground-up design joins the ever-growing line of...

Vacuum excavation isn’t all about huge, large-scale hydrovacs. There is a need for smaller, more affordable rigs and Boss Vac filled that...

As the year comes to a close, we take a look at some of the most popular stories on www.digdifferent.com. If you...

Despite training and guidelines set in place for vacuum excavation, accidents still occur. Experienced operators are constantly mindful of job site hazards....

Sonetics Team Wireless Headsets enable natural conversation at a safe distance by combining conference call-like communication and hands-free operation with advanced hearing...

Do any of these workplace accidents have the potential to occur at your work site? Keeping your crew alert and communicating well...

With social distancing requirements, it’s anything but business as usual for public works, sewer and drain cleaning crews as they adjust to working...