TTC to Host 4th Utility Investigation School, Feb. 25-March 1
byThe Trenchless Technology Center (TTC) at Louisiana Tech University in conjunction with the ASCE’S Utility Engineering and Surveying Institute (UESI) have teamed to hold…
Safety & Training
Keeping Your Workers Safe: Is OSHA Compliance Enough?
byOSHA was created in 1970 and its clear and unwavering mission for almost 50 years has been “to assure so far as possible every…
Slide Rail and Sheeting Guide Frame Secures Utility Upgrades in Denver
byOver the years the City of Denver has seen tremendous traffic growth resulting in a negative impact for daily commuters. As a result, new…
Employee Safety Training and Orientation
byExcavation work is inherently dangerous. Prior to starting work at a jobsite, workers should be informed of the potential hazards that may exist in…
More Than 22,500 Workers Took Part in the 2018 Trench Safety Stand Down
byThe results of the 2018 Trench Safety Stand Down (TSSD) Week, sponsored by NUCA, the North American Shoring and Excavation Association (NAXSA), and the…
Linear Slide Rail System Used for Las Vegas Installation
byA Las Vegas contractor was tasked with constructing new culverts and replacing deteriorating culvert lines located on the grounds of a future sporting arena….
Workers Must Stay Hydrated
byWorkers can be at risk of dehydration especially when performing construction work on a hot, humid day. However, it is important to note that…
Five Ways Drones Can Improve Safety in the Utilities Industry
byIn today’s digital economy, U.S. utility companies are rethinking their operations as advanced technologies present new opportunities to stay competitive while also improving worker…
June Is National Safety Month
byThe National Safety Council (NSC) has designated June as National Safety Month. The NSC, along with thousands of safety-minded organizations across the country, observe…
One Roll of the Dice Could Cost a Worker’s Life
byOur industry is making progress, but workers are still being fatally injured by trench cave-ins. The No. 1 rule of excavation safety is to…