Is there a limit to the size of a ticket that I can submit to CBYD? As a best practice: Yes. CBYD has established a business rule which limits the size of a single ticket's work area to 2500 feet. This keeps the mark out area feasible for utility companies and is a reasonable size for excavation work to be completed in the 30-day life of the ticket. Staying within these limits helps all stakeholders to work together to prevent damages. #DamagePrevention #ExcavationSafety #DigSafe
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Did damages occur at your worksite? CBYD provides DamageAccess – a web-based tool you can use to report damages to underground utility facilities and violations of safe excavating practices that did not result in asset damage. Completed reports must be received by PURA within 30 days of the incident occurrence. Learn more about reporting damages: https://loom.ly/jrmgxGw #DamageAccessIncidents #ReportDamages #PURA #CBYD
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Do you know the information needed when contacting 811? There are just a few important data points needed for the dig site: 🟢 Address 🟢 Start Date 🟢 Type of Project 🟢 Nearest Cross Street 🟢 Name of Excavator Doing the Work 🟢 Exact Area of Excavation on Property After gathering this data, browse to 🌐 CBYD.com or call 📞 811 to alert utility companies about your planned dig. Once they receive the notification, the utility companies will send professional locators to mark their utility lines. It's quick, easy and keeps our community safe. #DigSafe #ExcavationSafety #UtilityMarking #Contact811 #CBYD
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A surveyors technical expertise aids in devising effective plans for salvaging, repairing, or replacing damaged assets. #civilunrest #portterminal #shipping #claims #maritimeclaims
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🦺 As Trench Safety Stand Down week nears its end, remember that trenching and excavation safety is crucial all year long! In response to a recent spike in trenching fatalities, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has updated the National Emphasis Program on preventing trenching and excavation collapses. Visit the link below for more information and for a free resource toolkit: #OSHA #KeepEachOtherSafe #ConstructionIndustry
Did you know that it is Trench Safety Stand Down week? hashtag#TSSD24 It’s important to promote #WorkplaceSafety for all. NSC is proud to promote trenching and excavation safety. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gyn7wrT9. #KeepEachOtherSafe #TrenchSafetyMonth NUCA: National Utility Contractors Association
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DYK April is #DigSafe month? Do you follow safe excavation practices at your workplace? You do if you always contact BC 1 Call before you dig, and then always follow buried infrastructure maps and safe digging instructions provided by BC 1 Call’s members. Be sure to expose the underground lines and pipes to find the exact location before using power tools. #DigSafe #ClickOrCallBeforeYouDig
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Attention engineers and infrastructure managers! What products or solutions have you tried for your aging culverts and manholes? Have you looked at SIPP for a trenchless solution? #TrenchlessSolutions #InfrastructureRehabilitation #SpraywallTechnology #PipelineRepair #CivilEngineering #EcoFriendlyRenovation #SustainableInfrastructure #InnovativeEngineering #OperationalEfficiency #CostEffectiveSolutions #QIS #Quantumadvantage
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Don't dig yourself into trouble! April is Safe Digging Month! Every ground disturbance activity carries the risk of hitting underground utilities, which jeopardizes the safety of workers and the public. Do your part to reduce the risks! Always call (or click) BC 1 Call before you dig, hand expose utilities prior to using mechanized devices (confirms depth and location), and dig with caution. #safety #grounddisturbance #DigSafe
DYK April is #DigSafe month? Do you follow safe excavation practices at your workplace? You do if you always contact BC 1 Call before you dig, and then always follow buried infrastructure maps and safe digging instructions provided by BC 1 Call’s members. Be sure to expose the underground lines and pipes to find the exact location before using power tools. #DigSafe #ClickOrCallBeforeYouDig
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It’s always easier (and safer) to address hazardous trees *before* construction, but unfortunately, that doesn't always happen. Recently, the author was called in to remove a dangerously dead 70-foot eastern hemlock left standing over a brand-new septic system. With careful planning, strategic rigging and teamwork, they safely took down the tree without damaging the leach bed—saving the homeowners the extra expense of a crane. Proactive planning could save both time and money. Full Story: https://hubs.li/Q02T-yzK0 #tcia #treecareindustry #TCIMagazine #Arborist #Treecare #TreeCareIndustryAssociation #CTSP #ArbNation #TreeClimber #fyp #InstaDaily #DailyNews #News #TreeSurgeon #B2B #Rigging
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This case study shows how a TROGLOTREK pipe crawler by MEDIT Group of Companies: STRAHL LLC / MEDIT INC helped a U.S. Postal Service facility ensure the integrity of its drainage ducts https://loom.ly/Jn-snYU
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🚛 Enhancing Safety for Every Tanker Operation 🚛 At IFC Inflow, we understand that safety is non-negotiable when it comes to tanker loading and unloading. That’s why we’ve designed our Total Tanker Safety Cage—a reliable, robust solution to protect operators during elevated work on tankers. 🔒 Key Features and Benefits: ✅ Comprehensive Safety: Fully enclosed design provides maximum fall protection. ✅ Custom Fit: Available in various sizes to suit your specific tanker requirements. ✅ Durable Construction: Built for tough environments, ensuring long-term reliability. ✅ Ease of Use: Simple to operate, minimising downtime and improving efficiency. Explore more about our safety solutions and how they can transform your operations: https://lnkd.in/eYwishfS #SafetyFirst #TankerOperations #FallProtection #IFCInflow
