Published on September 28, 2020
In 2020, when faced with the pressing requirement to enable remote work while still protecting workers on the job site, utility mapping companies and subsurface engineers in the United States considerably increased their
Contractors and utility companies need the most accurate information when dealing with underground utilities. However, outdated maps and topological surveys make this task challenging. Fortunately,
Sewage infrastructure conveys sewage or runoff, including melt water, rain and stormwater. It ends at the point of entry into a sewage plant or when
Manholes are used in both sewage and stormwater applications to provide service workers with access to these systems during maintenance and repair operations. They were
Published on February 23, 2019
Technology has greatly helped utility location become more accurate and faster over the years. Contractors and developers are grateful for the improved on-site security, decrease
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) defines an excavation as any man-made cavity in the earth’s surface formed by the removal of earth. A
Natural gas accounts for nearly one-fourth of the energy consumed in the United States, and 33 states have produced it in commercial quantities. It has
Technology has revolutionized underground utility mapping. Utility location specialists now use a combination of traditional survey methods, modern GPS technology and existing electronic data to
In order to prevent and repair damage to underground infrastructure, it is helpful to understand the underlying causes of this damage. The bottom line (no
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