Good safety practices are at the core of any great utility, so it’s always helpful to revisit the fundamentals that make up a solid safety approach
Use these steps to have a safe and successful dig on job sites
Remember these simple but often overlooked keys to safe hydroexcavation
Job hazard analysis can be the best guide to put crews on the safest path
It’s often overlooked, but emergency preparedness is vital to confined-space work.
The best way to promote safety is by making sure employees understand the systems they operate.
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a Pennsylvania developer allegedly steals $800,000 worth of water from utility
Employees serving as whistleblowers and reporting safety concerns have ways to protect themselves if the employer retaliates
Hydroexcavation industry veterans discuss the importance of safety glasses and face shields.
New technology provides clear, dependable communication for confined-space work.
Roadside workers need to have their attention on the hazards of the job
Follow this detailed checklist of the proper actions to take if the unthinkable happens.
Before potential CCTV operators are considered for training, they should show a desire to learn, be self-motivated and have a wealth of common sense
Here's a detailed checklist of things you and your crews should do if the unthinkable happens
Excavating and working around underground utilities requires careful preparation and constant communication.
Celebrate the New Year with a pledge to stay safe and see another.
LED technology can reduce power consumption and increase the brightness of hazard and warning lights on work vehicles.
For municipalities in cold-weather climates, winter will be here soon. From adjusting CIPP lining practices to winterizing jetters, here are some tips to keep in mind.
