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When Job Sites Meet Roadways, Safety Starts With a Plan
The threat of injury is always present in a roadway work zone. As common as these sites are, providing the crew and...
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How to Protect Your Eyes and Face on Hydroexcavation Jobs
As hydroexcavator operator Joe Harp walked up to his co-worker to aid him on a job site, he suddenly felt like he...
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Worker Electrocuted on Pipe Lining Job Site
When job site safety, and the unfortunate outcomes that can come from overlooking safety protocols, are covered in Municipal Sewer & Water,...
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Safety Tips for Working In and Around Manholes
The importance of practicing safety when working on sewer projects in and around manholes can never be emphasized enough.
Keep this information in...
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Why Operator Awareness is the Best Means of Accident Prevention
Despite having worked in equipment safety publications for four years now, I marvel at how much I still don't know. However, one...
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Building a Culture of Safety
In 1971, OSHA was created mostly because companies and employees were not committed enough — or able — to take care of...
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Improving Hearing Protection for NW Natural
Construction and public works crews need to know where gas lines are before digging, drilling, pile driving, bulldozing or performing any other...
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Preventing Trench Collapse and Caught-In Incidents
Trench collapse (or cave-in) and caught-in (or caught-between) incidents occur too often. In 2014, 39 workers perished in caught-in incidents. Between 2000...
Editorial
Safety Is Paramount
Trenchless technologies continue to grow around the world because they have been a safe and cost-effective method of renewing our buried infrastructure...
Editorial
Cleaning and Maintenance
Compact jetter saves time, trouble and moneyProblem: Craig Casteen of Casteen Plumbing & Repair in North Carolina faced working in a residential...
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7 Signs Your Crew Needs to Improve Communication
Communication turns a group of workers into an organized crew. Ever since our cave-dwelling ancestors started using hand signals and birdcalls to...
Blogs
5 $20 Billion-Plus Public Works Mega Megaprojects
In the first part of this series, I mentioned five mega megaprojects with budgets in the $10 billion to $20 billion range....
Blogs
7 Ways Sonetics Customers Use Wireless Communication
The combination of wireless communication and hearing protection comes in handy just about everywhere outside of a cubicle farm. Come to think...
Blogs
5 Global Public Works Mega Megaprojects
The global infrastructure market totaled $3.1 trillion in 2016 and is expected to hit $4.2 trillion by 2020. Within that market are some public...
Editorial
Agency Makes Progress While Doing More With Less
Winning awards is one thing. Staying ahead of the curve is another. The North Penn Water Authority in suburban Philadelphia has managed...
Editorial
Rebuilding Communities
The city of Houston is just beginning to dig out from the wrath of Hurricane Harvey as I write this. Some of...














