Web(9) "Kentucky Contact Center" means Kentucky Underground Protection, Inc., organized as a nonprofit corporation and a multimember protection notification center providing a single telephone contact number and designated by the Kentucky Public Service Commission to be the sole recipient of 811 dialed calls through which an excavator may contact
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WebTop causes of excavation accidents. 1. No call excavations. Failure to notify 811 is the leading cause of excavation accidents. More than a quarter (29.1 percent) of damages reported last year were because excavators did not notify a facility owner or operator of their projects through a One Call Center, according to the 2019 DIRT Report.
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Web(1) Before commencing or engaging in any non-emergency excavation or demolition, each excavator shall provide notice of the location and date of the planned excavation or demolition to the one-call notification system serving the vicinity in which the excavation or demolition is to take place.
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WebIt also means the partial or complete dislocation or severance of underground facilities. or rendering any underground facility permanently inaccessible by the placement of a permanent structure having one (1) or more stories; (3) "Demolition" means any operation by which a structure or mass of material is wrecked, razed, moved, or removed by
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Webcompanies consisting of underground facility owners and operators in Oklahoma. In 1982, the Oklahoma Underground Facilities Damage Prevention Act was created to support the One-Call system in Oklahoma. OKIE811 is the free communication link between excavators and underground facility owners and operators. In a single year, OKIE811 handles over
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WebWhere an underground facility has been staked, marked or otherwise designated by the operator and the . 1. Town of Bristol, 6740 County Road 32, Canandaigua, New York excavator may be endangering their facilities. Engaging in mechanized digging without knowing what lies beneath the surface can lead to disastrous consequences, endanger
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Webunderground facilities to serve the public; (6) "Excavation" means any activity that results in the movement, placement, probing, boring, or removal of earth, rock, or other material in or on the ground by the use of any tools or equipment,[ or] by the discharge of explosives, or by the harvesting of timber using mechanized equipment
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Web(9) "Kentucky Contact Center" means Kentucky Underground Protection, Inc., organized as a nonprofit corporation and a multimember protection notification center providing a single telephone contact number and designated by the Kentucky Public Service Commission to be the sole recipient of 811 dialed calls through which an excavator may contact
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Webunderground facilities must include provisions regarding facility ownership and responsibility to ensure the facility can be completely removed or at minimum located . 2 . Both are found in Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations. Natural gas transmission: 49 CFR 192.727. Hazardous liquid: 49 CFR 195.59. Page 3 of 10
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WebThe excavator notifies the facility owner/ operator directly or through the one call center if an underground facility is not found where one has been marked or if an unmarked underground facility is found. Following this notification, the excavator may continue work if the excavation can be performed without damaging the facility, unless
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Web1. Every underground facilities operator shall be notified of this methodology. 2. The excavator shall ensure that sufficient clearance is maintained between the bore path and any marked underground facility. 3. The excavator shall visually check the drill head each time it passes through potholes, entrances and exit pits, including during
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Web(9) "Kentucky Contact Center" means Kentucky Underground Protection, Inc., organized as a nonprofit corporation and a multimember protection notification center providing a single telephone contact number and designated by the Kentucky Public Service Commission to be the sole recipient of 811 dialed calls through which an excavator may contact
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Webexcavator as defined by KRS 367.4903(4) who caused damage to a natural gas service line by means of excavation as defined by KRS 367.4903(2)(6). The natural gas service line was an underground facility owned and operated by LG&E to serve the public. The service line contained natural gas at the time it was damaged by Derek. 2.
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WebIn the event of an electrical short or the escape of gas or hazardous fluids endangering life, the excavator shall immediately notify the operator of the electric, gas or hazardous liquid underground facility and 911, and all persons who might be endangered and assist in the evacuation of such persons. N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law § 764
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WebWhere an underground facility has been staked, marked or otherwise designated by the operator and the . 1. Town of Bristol, 6740 County Road 32, Canandaigua, New York excavator may be endangering their facilities. Engaging in mechanized digging without knowing what lies beneath the surface can lead to disastrous consequences, endanger
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WebNov 7, 2022 · (a) An excavator or responsible contractor shall: 1. Not operate any mechanized equipment within two feet horizontally of the outside wall of any underground facility marked in accordance with this chapter, unless the underground facility has been first located by hand digging.
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Web2. Locate facilities in the time required by state law. Excavators are only required to wait a few days between notifying 811 of their intent to dig and beginning their work. That doesn't give utility companies much time to dispatch locators to mark their underground facilities, especially during peak seasons.
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WebExcavators. Any person who or which performs excavation or demolition work for himself or for another person. Notification for excavation work must be made not less than 3 business days nor more than 10 business days prior to commencing excavation work starting the day the notification is received according to the Pennsylvania Underground Utility Line …
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WebLocating underground facility; excavator or land surveyor. (a) The excavator or land surveyor shall determine the precise location of the underground facility, without damage, before excavating within two feet on either side of the marked location of …
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WebThe excavator requests the location of underground facilities at each site by notifying the facility owner/operator through the one call center. Unless otherwise specified in state/provincial law, the excavator calls the one call center at least two working days and no more than ten working days prior to beginning excavation.
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