SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - 811 is the number you should call before you dig so a utility locator can mark underground lines and prevent damage. On December 9, those utility heroes will battle it out in ...
Traveling to multiple job sites means line locators are on the road constantly. Car accidents aren’t entirely avoidable, but it is possible to reduce the risk by: Making sure line locators have a good ...
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How to avoid buried utility lines when you dig – experts explain the crucial '2 feet 2 be safe' golden rule
One of my favorite DIY jobs was replacing a fence with my dad during the summer. It was hard work digging several feet for ...
Construction surveyors must account for many factors — seen and unseen — when preparing a site for building. From visible topography to invisible property lines, countless aspects require accurate ...
Trimble and Radiodetection have announced a collaboration focusing on the technology used in the utility measurement and mapping process. Through the integration of the Trimble Catalyst DA2 GNSS ...
In this article, GSSI discusses how their ground-penetrating radar technology is being utilized in California in order to locate any underground utilities infrastructure safely.
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