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  About UTA is a Utility Locator Certification training provider and Excavation Safety Training Provider. Utility Training Academy is the premier utility locating school and provider of utility locating certification classes. UTA Qualified Utility Locator Training and Certified Subsurface line locator training on skills needed to operate Utility Locating equipment.. UTA Utility Training Academy was formed in 2006, our specialty, utility locating devices, damage prevention certified training for utility locators, line spotters, SUE locators and a variety of pipeline locator training programs, utility locating instructor and utility locators for training. Safe excavation training and providing Pipe and Cable Locator Training to those seeking a career. The majority of individuals taking these courses were employees of utility and pipeline owners. Growing into our name, we have added hundreds of utility and pipeline related training courses including OSHA training, Confined Space Training, OSHA Construction Training, HAZWOPER Training online courses. Participants of these courses are utility workers already in the industry and utility job hunters. Utility Training Academy is recognized as the leader of Subsurface Utility Locator Training and Damage Prevention training and a variaty of courses and utility locator training materials and Training Videos. Our worldwide clients appreciated the quality and technical integrity of our training products and services. Our instructors are seasoned professionals with extinsive field experience practicing what they preach. Utility Training Academy strategically partnered with a several leading providers of training material, online training courses, online tools for employers, Online OSHA Training, lineman training, and online hazwoper training. We listen to our clients needs and have developed custom training courses to meet local, state and federal compliance requirements as well as internal standard operations. Training Objectives:Course provides a balanced mixture of classroom training combined with hands-on training performed outdoors. Participants will gain an understanding of the fundamentals of line locating and marking as well as related laws, standards and regulation. Special Emphasis is placed on mastery of the electronic detection equipment and troubleshooting techniques to solve utility locating puzzles. Who Should Attend? This program is designed for experienced employees who's job may require them to perform line locating activities as part of their assigned duties. Course covers the fundamental principles involved in accurately and safely locating buried lines. Course hours are documentated and certifications issued to experienced employees who pass the written and field testing. Utility Training will continue to grow into our name as a one stop portal for a variety of training products and courses. Utility Training Academy flagship adult education programs are the 1 day Subsurface Utility Locating and Marking Workshop and the UTA 40 hour Professional Utility Locating Specialist Education and utility locator instructor certification course. We have had overwhelming response to our utility locator training courses and programs. We would like to invite you to view all we have to offer from our Web page. Our training programs are designed to assist companies within the utility engineering, construction, maintenance and line locating industries. Along with our featured programs, we also offer our clients On-Site Safe Excavation and Damage Avoidance workshops. to meet a rising demand for qualified technicians. utility locator training, osha saftey training, utility lineman training. To meet the qualified subsurface utility and locating technician requirment in ca SB 1359, UTA created a qualified Utility Locator course and a utility locator certification for instructors course. Unlike, utility locator certification course, this course met subsurface utility and locator compliance training, and CGA Best Practices and CalOSHA requirements. UTA was founded by Bob Nighswonger, 24 year veteran and certified utility locator and certified master utility locating instructor. Mr Nighswonger has performed locating and marking for subsurface utility engineering, SUE. He also performed certified utility locator responsibilities in response to 811, call before you dig laws, to locate and protect underground utilities including telephone cabling systems, electric system, natural gas providers, liquid pipeline providers, water and sanitary sewage providers, excavators, contractors and subcontractors. Before any excavation or digging can take place... underground facilities must be located and marked. utility locator training was the flagship course, uta began to grow into its name by adding a complete line of utility training products and utility trianing services, online training courses, damage prevention consultants. We certify utility locator, instructors, who provide training to utility locators for qualification and certifications. this includes,pipe locator, cable locator, pipe and cable locator training services and products. Utility Training Academy's utility locator training programs, water operator certification and recertification, utility locator training and certification courses, utility locater training and certification. trenching and shoring. 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The UTA locator training program is designed to address the topics published in the NULCA Professional Competence Standard for Locating Technicians and also Utility Locator minimum training requirments pubished in CGA Best Practice with instruction on the Common Ground Alliance Best Practices for utility locating and marking. electric cable locator, water and sewer pipe locators, gas pipe locators, telephone cable locating, Fiber Locating. Utility Locator Technicians locate and mark underground utilities for telephone and internet providers, cabling system providers, electric services providers, natural gas providers, liquid pipeline providers, water and sanitary sewage providers, excavators, contractors and subcontractors. Before any excavation or digging can take place... underground facilities must be located and marked... it's not only the law... it's vital to protecting our nation's critical infrastructures! Utility Locator Technicians that can help to prevent damage to facilities and safeguard our nation's critical infrastructures has reached a dangerous shortage level in the industry. Certified Utility Locator Technicians. OSHA Construction Safety Training The UTA Virtual University features a comprehensive online library featuring over 60 construction safety training courses for construction workers and contractors. OSHA General Industry Training on UTA Virtual University offers a library featuring over 60 general industry and manufacturing courses. OSHA Outreach Programs available here. OSHA 10 Hour Construction Outreach Training Course available are the OSHA 30 Hour Construction Outreach Training Course and the OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Outreach Training Course and OSHA 30 Hour General Industry Outreach Training Courses Instructor Recruitment. The Environmental Training, Water Wastwater CE Training and Green Building Courses are all available as online courses. 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Utility Training Academy is recognized as the leader of Subsurface Utility Locator Training and Damage Prevention training and a variaty of courses and utility locator training materials and Training Videos. Our worldwide clients appreciated the quality and technical integrity of our training products and services. Our instructors are seasoned professionals with extinsive field experience practicing what they preach. Utility Training Academy strategically partnered with a several leading providers of training material, online training courses, online tools for employers, Online OSHA Training, lineman training, and online hazwoper training. We listen to our clients needs and have developed custom training courses to meet local, state and federal compliance requirements as well as internal standard operations. Utility Training will continue to grow into our name as a one stop portal for a variety of training products and courses. Utility Training Academy flagship adult education programs are the 1 day Subsurface Utility Locating and Marking Workshop and the UTA 40 hour Professional Utility Locating Specialist Education and utility locator instructor certification course. We have had overwhelming response to our utility locator training courses and programs. We would like to invite you to view all we have to offer from our Web page. Our training programs are designed to assist companies within the utility engineering, construction, maintenance and line locating industries. Along with our featured programs, we also offer our clients On-Site Safe Excavation and Damage Avoidance workshops. to meet a rising demand for qualified technicians. utility locator training, osha saftey training, utility lineman training. To meet the qualified subsurface utility and locating technician requirment in ca SB 1359, UTA created a qualified Utility Locator course and a utility locator certification for instructors course. Unlike, utility locator certification course, this course met subsurface utility and locator compliance training, and CGA Best Practices and CalOSHA requirements. UTA was founded by Bob Nighswonger, 24 year veteran and certified utility locator and certified master utility locating instructor. Mr Nighswonger has performed locating and marking for subsurface utility engineering, SUE. He also performed certified utility locator responsibilities in response to 811, call before you dig laws, to locate and protect underground utilities including telephone cabling systems, electric system, natural gas providers, liquid pipeline providers, water and sanitary sewage providers, excavators, contractors and subcontractors. Before any excavation or digging can take place... underground facilities must be located and marked. utility locator training was the flagship course, uta began to grow into its name by adding a complete line of utility training products and utility trianing services, online training courses, damage prevention consultants. We certify utility locator, instructors, who provide training to utility locators for qualification and certifications. this includes,pipe locator, cable locator, pipe and cable locator training services and products. Utility Training Academy's utility locator training programs, water operator certification and recertification, utility locator training and certification courses, utility locater training and certification. trenching and shoring. 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The UTA locator training program is designed to address the topics published in the NULCA Professional Competence Standard for Locating Technicians and also Utility Locator minimum training requirments pubished in CGA Best Practice with instruction on the Common Ground Alliance Best Practices for utility locating and marking. electric cable locator, water and sewer pipe locators, gas pipe locators, telephone cable locating, Fiber Locating. Utility Locator Technicians locate and mark underground utilities for telephone and internet providers, cabling system providers, electric services providers, natural gas providers, liquid pipeline providers, water and sanitary sewage providers, excavators, contractors and subcontractors. Before any excavation or digging can take place... underground facilities must be located and marked... it's not only the law... it's vital to protecting our nation's critical infrastructures! Utility Locator Technicians that can help to prevent damage to facilities and safeguard our nation's critical infrastructures has reached a dangerous shortage level in the industry. Find Certified Professional Utility Locator Technician type training. OSHA Construction Safety Training. The UTA Virtual University features a comprehensive online library featuring over 60 construction safety training courses for construction workers and contractors. OSHA General Industry Training courses.UTA Virtual University offers a library featuring over 60 general industry and manufacturing courses and OSHA Outreach Programs. OSHA 10 Hour Construction Outreach Training Course and also the OSHA 30 Hour Construction outreach training course and the OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Outreach Training Course, have proliferated UTA into the safety training market. Try Utility training academy's Online OSHA training with outreach 30 Hour General Industry Outreach training course. Utility training university Certify Utility Industry Instructors and perform industry recruitment internationally. Utility Training Programs include environmental trainingand Water Wastwater CE Training Green Building Courses and Online Hazwoper training offer OSHA compliant hazardous waste training in a convenient in a cost-effective online format. The HAZWOPER 8 Hour Annual Refresher Training Course is easy and affordable. The popular online HAZWOPER 24 Hour Course, HAZWOPER 40 Hour Course and HAZWOPER 1st Responder Awareness Level 4 Industrial Emergency Response: Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations. Utility Training is provided accross the US incluinding California, Florida,Indiana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Texas, Virginia, Court Approved in CA,FL,IN,NV,NJ,TX and Virginia VA. NEW ON LINE ONLINE Green Building Courses!Green Infrastructure Guidelines Courses! Residential Green Building, Residential Green Remodeling and Commercial Green Building training. The Utility Training Academy's General Industrial Training. The training features a comprehensive online library featuring over 60 general industry and manufacturing courses. UTA provides telephone and internet providers, cabling system providers, electric services providers, natural gas providers, liquid pipeline providers, water and sanitary sewage providers, excavators, contractors and subcontractor with training and certification programs. When digging utilities need located where they are buried underground. Training in Damage Prevention is critical for individuals locating underground utilities and digging near the utilities. USA NorthÂ’s California Excavation Manual  Overview: Page 1-6.  Ticket Format: Page 6-7.  Five Steps to a Safe Excavation: Page 7-8.  No Response Follow-up Messages: Page 8-9  Damage and Emergency Notification: Page 9  Suggested Marking Guidelines: Page 10-21. Disclaimer Notice: The suggested guidelines contained in this booklet are not intended to prevent excavators or opera-tors from providing alternate forms of marking that are in accordance with California Government Code 4216. The suggested guidelines are representative in nature and do not address all delineation or facility markout situations. NOTE: The Following Two Bullets are California Law.  California Business and Professions Code Section 7110: Page 21.  California Government Code (CGC) 4216 require-ments: Page 22-30.  Outline your excavation area in white [4216.2 (a)] Page 25.  A 2 working day up to 14 calendar day (legal) notice is required before digging [4216.2 (a)] Page 25.  USA North will notify its members of your excavation [4216.2 (c)] Page 25.  The USA North members will by the legal notice mark or stake the horizontal path of their facilities, provide in-formation about the location of their facility, or advise of clearance [4216.3 (a)] Page 26.  Expose the underground facilities by hand before using power equipment [4216.4 (a)] Page 27.  The USA North ticket number is valid for 28 calendar days. You must have an active USA North ticket num-ber for the entire duration of your excavation [4216.2 (c)] Page 25.  Keep the USA North ticket number to validate your ex-cavation permit [4216.9 (a)] Page 30.  CalOSHA Regulation Title 8 Chapter 4 Subchapter 4 Article 6 Section 1541: Page 30-32 This manual is provided to you as a public service by USA North and is dedicated to the safety of our communities in California, and Nevada. Know whatÂ’s below. Call 2 Working Days To 14 Calendar Days Before You Dig in California or Nevada! 1 OVERVIEW USA North provides a free and effective Damage Preven-tion Service that protects our citizens, our communities, our environment, our essential public services, and our under-ground facilities in Central / Northern California and all of Nevada. USA North began operation in May of 1975 and incorporated as a Non Profit Mutual Benefit Corporation in 1986. Our purpose is to receive planned excavation reports that will begin within the next 14 calendar days from home-owners, excavators, or professional contractors and trans-mit those planned excavation reports to all participating members of USA North who may have facilities at that ex-cavation site. Our members will 1) mark or stake the hori-zontal path of their facility, 2) provide information about the location of their facility, or 3) advise the caller of clearance, for facilities that they own. USA NorthÂ’s Service Area: Central & Northern California: Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, El Do-rado, Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt, Kern, Kings, Lake, Lassen, Madera, Marin, Mariposa, Mendocino, Merced, Modoc, Mono, Monterey, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacra-mento, San Benito, San Francisco, San Joaquin, San Luis Obispo, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Si-erra, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Sutter, Teha-ma, Trinity, Tulare, Tuolumne, Yolo and Yuba. Nevada: Carson City, Churchill, Clark, Douglas, Elko, Es-meralda, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lincoln, Lyon, Mineral, Nye, Pershing, Storey, Washoe, and White Pine. Common Ground - Study of One-Call Systems and Damage Prevention Best Practices; The United States Department of Transportation‟s Office of Pipeline Safety (OPS) initiated the Common Ground report under the authorization of the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA 21), Public Law 105-178, signed into law on June 9, 1998. The purpose of the study was to iden-tify and validate existing best practices performed in con-nection with preventing damages to underground facilities. The Study ultimately resulted in a quality product that can be used to help in future efforts to improve underground damage prevention. The collected best practices should be shared among stakeholders involved with and dependent upon the safe and reliable operation, maintenance, con-struction, and protection of underground facilities. Common Ground Chapters Titles: 1. Introduction Practice Statements 2. Planning & Design Best Practices 3. One-Call Center Best Practices 4. Locating & Marking Best Practices 2 5. Excavation Best Practices 6. Mapping Best Practices 7. Compliance Best Practices 8. Public Education & Awareness Best Practices 9. Reporting & Evaluation Best Practices 10. Appendix A - Glossary of Terms & Definitions 11. Appendix B - Uniform Color Code & Marking Guideline 12. Appendix C - Sample Form for Reporting Damage Pre-vention Information 13. Appendix D - Additional References For a complete version of the Common Ground Alliance Best Practices logon to www.commongroundalliance.com and download this information or order a copy. Common Ground Alliance Chapter 5 “Excavation Best Practices”: 1. One-Call Facility Location Request 2. White Lining (CA & NV requires that you mark in white) 3. Locate Reference Number 4. Pre-excavation meetings 5. Facility Relocations 6. Separate Location Requests 7. One-Call Access (24x7) 8. Positive Response 9. Facility Owner / Operator Failure to Respond 10. Locate Verification 11. Documentation of Marks 12. Work Site Review with Company Personnel 13. One-Call Reference Number at Site 14. Contact Names and Numbers 15. Facility Avoidance 16. Federal and State Regulations 17. Marking Preservation 18. Excavation Observer 19. Excavation Tolerance Zone 20. Excavation within the Tolerance Zone 21. Mis-Marked Facilities 22. Exposed Facility Protection 23. Locate Request Updates 24. Facility Damage Notification 25. Notification of Emergency Personnel 26. Emergency Excavation 27. Backfilling 28. As-Built Documentation 29. Trenchless Excavation 30. Emergency Coordination with Adjacent Facilities Important Web Sites:  Common Ground Alliance / One Call Systems Int‟l www.commongroundalliance.com  USA North – (Call Before You Dig Center) www.usanorth.org 3  California Government Code www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/calawquery?codesection=gov&codebody=4216&hits=20  California Code of Regulations (Cal/OSHA) - www.dir.ca.gov/title8/1541.html  Nevada Revised Statues - www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-455.html  Nevada Administration Code - www.leg.state.nv.us/NAC/NAC-455.html Be knowledgeable of all Federal, State, County, City, or Local Requirements:  Construction Code  Contractor License Code  Safety Code  Franchise Code  OSHA  County, City or Local Ordinances  Others that apply General Excavation Information:  Prior to starting an excavation, examine the excavation site for physical evidence (manholes, valve covers, wa-ter meters, sewer cleanouts, vaults, utility maintenance boxes, pole risers, etc) that would indicate the existence of underground facilities. Always excavate, as cautious-ly and prudently as possible.  USA North accepts calls for excavation work on public or private property, on Military Bases, on Indigenous People‟s Reservations and even on waterways within our coverage area.  Our members will mark or stake the horizontal path, provide information about the location, or provide clear-ance for facilities that they own. Excavators should be aware there could be other facilities of the same type at the excavation site owned by the property owner or another company who is not a member of USA North.  When excavating within 10‟ of subsurface installations daylight the facility by hand every 25‟ to make sure the facility is where it is indicated. When excavating in CA or NV within 24” of a facility the law requires you to hand expose and protect the facility (it does not mean daylight or pothole) prior to using power equipment.  Individuals with first hand knowledge of the excavation site and that can be reached by telephone should call the location description into USA North. This allows us, and our members, to discuss the location with a person who has knowledge of the excavation layout and spe-cific location.  Limit your excavation location description to a site that can be completed within a 28 calendar day period from 4 the date of your call to USA North in California or Neva-da and that our members can reasonably locate within 2 working days.  USA North limits excavation work to areas no longer in length than 1½ miles in a metropolitan area and 3 miles in a rural area.  Dividing larger excavation areas into smaller managea-ble sites helps our members respond to your excavation site more promptly.  As work in one excavation site nears completion, call in your next excavation site to USA North and continue this process until your entire excavation area is complete.  When working on private property the excavator should determine what facilities belong to the property owner; (water, well, sewer, septic tanks, gas, propane lines, electrical, etc.) and what easement(s) may exist on the property, if any. In general, ownership of underground facilities transfers to the property owner behind the curb, behind the sidewalk, clean out, at the meter or point of demarcation.  USA North notifies only its members of your excavation work, for your safety you should notify any non-member. Excavation Types: Special Note - You will need to provide the City or Com-munity that the excavation work is being done in and a ver-bal description of your excavation site. From your descrip-tion, your Digsite will be built on the USA North base map to determine which of our members will be notified for that area. If your information is not accurate and correct the wrong members could be notified. It is critical that you pro-vide USA North precise information about the location of the excavation, this is especially true when dealing with; New Streets, New Subdivisions or work off the roadway. If you are using distance or direction measurements, you should be accurate within 10 feet + or - with each measurement. To insure the accuracy of your location, provide the Latitude Longitude positions from a GPS device using NAD 83 CONUS decimal format. I. Street/Address: A. For an address provide: 1) Address and street name. 2) Two nearest streets that the address is between (system can take one street). 3) Where on the property you are digging? 4) How many feet from the street in front of your address is the work? B. For multiple addresses provide: 1) Addresses and street name. 2) Two nearest streets that these addresses are between (system can take one street). 3) Where on the property you are digging? 5 4) How many feet from the street in front of your address is the work? C. For a Street provide: 1) Street name and nearest intersecting street 2) Side of street with distance / direction II. Intersections: A. For an Intersection provide: 1) Street name and intersecting Street name. 2) Where in the intersection you are working? B. For work at a single point from the Intersection provide: 1) Street name and intersecting street name. 2) Distance / direction to the point where the work will be. C. For multiple points from an intersection (you may have to divide your excavation site into multiple lo-cations that fit into four lines of text) provide: 1) Street name and intersecting street name. 2) Distance / direction to the first point where the work will be at; 3) From the first point provide the distance / direc-tion to the second point where the work will be at; 4) From the second point provide the distance / di-rection to the third point where the work will be at; 5) From the third point provide the distance / direc-tion to the forth point where the work will be at. D. For continuous work from an intersection provide (you may have to divide your excavation site into multiple locations that fit into four lines of text): 1) Street name and intersecting street name. 2) Distance / direction to the first point where you will be working to; 3) From the first point provide the distance / direc-tion to the second point where you will be work-ing to; 4) From the second point provide the distance / di-rection to the third point where you will be work-ing to; 5) From the third point provide the distance / direc-tion to the forth point where you will be working to. III. Between Intersections: A. For work on a Street between intersections pro-vide: 1) Street name. 2) Two intersecting Street names that the work is between. 3) Description of where on the Street you are working with distance / direction. 6 B. Multiple points on a Street between intersections provide: 1) Street name. 2) Two nearest Street names that the work is be-tween. 3) Description of where on the Street you are working with distance / direction for each point. C. For New Streets or New Subdivision (containing no streets on map within the excavation area) provide: 1) Street and nearest intersection outside the ex-cavation. 2) Distance / direction to the new Street or Sub-division and a radius they are contained within. IV. Bounded by Areas (containing no streets on map within the excavation area): A. For Bounded Areas with Streets provide: 1) Street names that bound the area (2, 3 or 4 streets). B. For Bounded Areas with streets and distances provide: 1) Street names that will be used as boundaries for the area. 2) Distance / direction from the one or two streets that will create the bounded in area. USA North Ticket Format:  Business Phone Number:  Fax Number:  Email Address:  Your Name:  Your Company Name:  Type:  Industry:  Company‟s Address:  City:  State:  Zip:  What County is your work being done in?  Start Date: (a 2 working day to 14 calendar day no-tice is required)  Start Time:  Working For:  As required has site been Premarked?  Premarked method used?  Permit Type: Permit #:  Forman‟s Name:  Cell Telephone: Field Telephone:  Does your excavation include boring, if so what type?  Type/Nature of Work: (augering, drilling, grading, rip-ping, trenching, etc.) 7  Will Explosives be used at your work site?  Do you intend to use vacuum equipment instead of hand digging to determine the exact location of our member‟s underground facilities?  Digsite Place: (City or Community)  Digsite Types: Address(s) between 2 nearest Sts, Street between 2 nearest Sts, Street & nearest St, In-tersection or Bounded by Area that contains no Streets; include side of street, footages, other tie in measurements, or lat/long in NAD 83 CONUS decimal format).  Will the excavation enter into the street or sidewalk area?  Ticket #:  Date of Call:  Ticket Expiration Date:  Update your ticket by: Calling hours are from 6am-7pm Monday - Friday excluding weekends and the following holidays: New Year‟s Day, President‟s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Day after Thanksgiving, and Christ-mas. USA North takes excavation notices in Central / Northern California and all of Nevada. Each ticket is active for 28 calendar days in California and Nevada from the date of its issuance. If you excavate and damage facilities prior to our member‟s response, you may be liable for those damages. After our members have responded to your re-quest, it is your responsibility to notify USA North if you need our member(s) to re-mark their facilities. To minimize graffiti we recommend the use of spray chalk, water base, or UV paint by excavators and operators to identify their excavation site or subsurface installations respectively. Five Steps to a Safe Excavation: 1. Survey and Mark: Survey your proposed excava-tion site. Make a list of affected operators of underground facilities (operators) at your job site, their needs and re-quirements. Mark the excavation site on paved surfaces with white spray chalk, water base, UV paint or equivalent less permanent type marking; use flags, stakes, whiskers, etc. on unpaved surfaces, (Homeowners can use flour). 2. Call Before You Dig: Call USA North 2 working days to 14 calendar days (legal notice) before you dig in California or Nevada. Only operators who are members of the USA North program will be notified. Compare your list of affected operators determined in Step 1, with the list of operators notified by USA North. For your safety contact any operator at your job site that is not a member of USA North. USA North accepts design inquiry requests through its internet application only, call 925-798-9504 ext 2309 for more information. 8 3. Wait the Required Time: The legal 2 working days to 14 calendar days notice in California and Nevada allows USA North members to examine their underground facility records and respond to you. Our members, who are operators of underground facilities, will mark, or stake the horizontal path of their facility with the appropriate color code, provide you information about the location of their facility, or advise you of clearance. Depending on our member‟s workload, they may contact you to try to nego-tiate a new start time for your excavation. This will allow them the opportunity to provide you with greater service. 4. Respect the Marks: Preserve facility marks for the duration of the job. If any of the operator markings are not reasonably visible, you must call USA North and re-quest re-marking by the affected operator(s). A re-mark request requires a 2 working day notice. When you request an operator(s) to re-mark their facilities, you will be asked if your excavation site is still outlined in white, so the USA North members can respond to your request. Note: A USA North ticket is active for 28 calendar days in California and Nevada from the date of its issuance. You must have an active USA North ticket for the entire duration of your excavation. 5. Dig With Care: In California and Nevada hand ex-cavate within 24\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" of the outside diameter of the facility. Facilities that are in conflict with your excavation are to be located with hand tools and protected before power equip-ment is used. Notify the affected utility of any contact, scrape, dent, nick or damage to their facility. No Response Follow-Up: This process starts when the excavator notifies USA North that:  A 2 working day to 14 calendar day (legal) notice was provided on the original ticket and,  The start date/time has past and,  A member(s) failed to respond to the excavation site by the legal start date & time of the ticket. When a member successfully negotiates a new start date/time with an excavator, the negotiated start date/time becomes the legal start date/time for that excavation notice. Once the start date/time has past, the excavator should determine if all USA North members have responded. The members will: mark or stake the horizontal path of their fa-cilities, provide information about the location of their facili-ties, or advise of clearance. If the excavator determines that a member(s) of USA North has failed to respond in one of these manners the following steps are to be taken. 1) First No Response Follow-up: Call USA North after the original or agreed upon legal start date/time, that the work was to begin, and request USA North to send a 9 “First No Response Follow-up” to the member(s) (name the particular member(s)) that failed to respond to your notice. Request the member(s) to call and respond ASAP or call and provide clearance. 2) Second No Response Follow-up: Wait at least an hour or more, from your last call, to provide our mem-ber(s) an opportunity to call and respond to your first re-quest. After this time has past and the member(s) still has not contacted you, call and request USA North to send a “Second No Response Follow-up” to the member(s) (name the particular member(s)) that has failed to respond to your notice. Request the member(s) to call and respond ASAP or call and provide clearance. 3) Third No Response Follow-up: Wait at least an hour or more, from your last call, to provide our member(s) an opportunity to call and respond to your second request. After this time has past and the member(s) still has not con-tacted you, call and request USA North, to send a “Third No Response Follow-up” to the member(s) (name the particular member(s)) that has failed to respond to your notice. Re-quest the member(s) to call and respond ASAP or call and provide clearance. Note; the Center will attempt to make a call to the member(s) terminal involved and ask the mem-ber(s) to respond ASAP once the Third No Response Fol-low-up message has been transmitted. Warning: There may be unidentified underground fa-cilities at your job site. The excavator should review the job site for physical evidence of facilities not located, i.e. man-holes, valve covers, water meters, sewer cleanouts, vaults, drains, fire hydrant, utility maintenance boxes, pole risers, or other facility indicators such as pavement patches etc. Damage / Exposed Notification:  An excavator discovering or causing damage to a sub-surface installation shall notify the operator of the installa-tion and USA North.  USA North accepts damage / exposed notices from the excavator and transmits the notice to our members in the area of the damage. USA North will also provide the exca-vator with the emergency telephone number for the mem-ber whose facility was damaged. Emergency Notification:  If the damage results in the escape of any flammable, toxic, or corrosive gas or liquid or endangers life, health or property, the excavator responsible immediately notifies 911 and the facility owner/operator.  The excavator takes reasonable measures to protect themselves and those in immediate danger, general public, property, and the environment until the facility owner / op-erator or emergency responders have arrived and com-pleted their assessment. 10 Suggested Guidelines for Prospective Excavation Site Delineation and Facility Operator Location Markout This guide provides for temporary uniform surface marking of both planned excavations and of substructures in poten-tial conflict of planned excavations. White markings are used for excavation delineation. Substructure markings are of a specific color. Appropriate color and common abbre-viations are listed herein. Full facility operator and excava-tor responsibilities are detailed in California Government Code (CGC) 4216 through 4216.9 and California Code of Regulations (Cal/OSHA) Title 8 Section 1541. Note: Temporary markings should be clearly seen, func-tional, and considerate to surface aesthetics and the local community. Also, check to see if any local ordinances ap-ply. It is recommended that each operator and excavator use a consistent marking standard. Marking In Paved Areas Avoid excessive or oversized marking, especially if marking outside the excavation area. Conditions permitting, use spray chalk paint, water based paint, UV paint, or equiva-lent less permanent type marking. Limit length, height, and interval of marks to those recommended in this manual. Letters and numbers should not exceed 3” to 6” in height. Marking in Non-Paved Areas The use of appropriately colored flags, stakes, whiskers, or chalk lines should be used in non-paved areas. Select marker types that are most compatible to the purpose and marking surface. Adhere to paved area marking sugges-tions to the extent practical. Marking Removal We recommend that the permitting agency (Local, City, County, State, or Federal) require the permittee to remove all marking paint or other suitable markings at the conclu-sion of the excavation. Included are all excavator and utility operator (operator) markings that resulted from the project. This recommendation is based on the fact that the excava-tor has the knowledge of the specific area and limits of the excavation; they are required under CGC 4216.2. (a) (1) to outline their excavation in white paint or other suitable markings; they requested to have the operators mark the General Guidelines If any marking information is omitted due to site conditions, communicate omitted data by direct contact, signs, phone, fax, etc. “Offset” markings should clearly indicate the direction, the distance, and the path of facility or excavation. 11 facilities which interface with the excavation; and they have the knowledge of when the excavation is completed. This will help eliminate graffiti on our streets and sidewalks caused by these markings and stop the erroneous use of out-dated operator‟s markings by other excavators. Permitting Agencies We also recommend that permitting agencies (Local, City, County, State, or Federal) make excavators aware when multiple excavation permits are taken out for the same pe-riod of time and area. The agencies should advise each excavator that other excavators will be working within the same area and encourage them to communicate with one another so they do not destroy each other‟s excavation site markings or the markings of the operators responding to the multiple excavation sites. Excavators Excavators should be specific when providing the descrip-tion of the excavation area to USA North and when out-lining their excavation area in white chalk paint or other suitable markings. This will help the operators to respond to the exact area of excavation and minimize their markings.  Excavator‟s pre-marking (delineation) of the excavation site is a requirement of CGC 4216 and CalOSHA 1541.  Delineate the area to be excavated before calling USA North. Delineated areas should be identified in white markings with the requester‟s company identifier (name, abbreviations or initials) within the pre-marked zones (see examples).  Failure to pre-mark when practical may jeopardize your permit, or result in civil penalties.  CGC 4216.2 (f) requires: “If pre-marking is not practical, the excavator shall contact” USA North “to advise the operators that the excavator shall identify the area to be excavated in another manner sufficient to enable the operator to determine the exact area of the excavation to be field marked.”  CGC 4216.2 (e) states delineation must not be mislead-ing, duplicative or misinterpreted as traffic or pedestrian control. Operators To increase the accuracy of the locates when the facilities run through utility maintenance boxes, manholes, valve covers, splice boxes etc have your locators pull the lids to determine how many facilities enter and leave the boxes and which direction the facilities run. Operators marking outside the white outlined excavation area should include the USA North ticket number with their marks to identify which excavation site their marks were provided for. Duration: 5 days Daily Course Agenda Day 1 Agenda: Classroom: (presentation and classroom workbook activities) Introductions and Course Material Review Objectives and Expectations One Call Process and Procedures Locating Principles “presentation and workbook” Field Demonstration Instructor demonstration of types of equipment, methods and techniques Classroom: (presentation and classroom workbook activities) Locating Marking underground facilities Effective Locating Techniques Field Activities: Instructor demonstration and student practice Classroom: Learning Activities with flash cards Progress Evaluation quiz Assignments and daily review Day 2 Agenda: Classroom: (presentation and classroom workbook activities) General Plant Basics and Print Reading Field Activities Topographical investigation of site and locating and marking procedures are included in locator certification seminars Classroom: (presentation and classroom workbook activities) Telephone Plant Basics Cable TV plant basics Field Activities Students practice Locating Telephone and CATV lines and applying principals and techniques Classroom: Learning Activities with flash cards Progress Evaluation quiz Assignments and daily review Utility Locator certification seminars Day 3 Agenda: Classroom: (presentation and classroom workbook activities) Electric Plant Basics Gas Plant Basics Field Demonstration Instructor demonstration of types of equipment, methods and techniques Locating Marking Electric and Gas Facilities Effective Locating Techniques Documenting marks on a sketch pad Classroom: Learning Activities with flash cards Progress Evaluation quiz Assignments and daily review Day 4 Agenda: Classroom: (presentation and classroom workbook activities) Water and Wastewater Plant Basics Field Activities Topographical investigation of site and locating and marking procedures Students practice Locating Telephone and CATV lines and applying principals and techniques Sketch results Each student receives 1 on 1 time with instructor on each machine Classroom: Learning Activities with flash cards Progress Evaluation quiz Assignments and daily review Day 5 Agenda: Classroom: Classroom Module Review Field Activities: Field Activities Review and Practice Classroom: Written Qualification Testing built for in house utility locator certification course training. Utility locating Field Activities and utility locator Skills Testing provided Closing: Onsite Grading and Instructor Review, Student Evaluation of Course and Instructor, Class Dismissed The following marking illustrations are examples of how excavators may choose to mark their area of proposed ex-cavation. The use of white marking products (e.g. paint, flags, stakes, whiskers or a combination of these) may be used to identify the excavation site. Single Point Excavations Markings Full Line Radius or Arc Four Corner Dash Line Delineate in white products the proposed area of excavation through the use of: a continuous line, dots marking the ra-dius or arcs, dashes marking the four corners of the project or dashes outlining the excavation project. Limit the size of each dash to approximately 6” to 12” in length and 1” in width with interval spacing approximately 4‟ to 50‟ apart. The maximum separation of excavation marks is to be re-duced to a length that can be reasonably seen by the oper-ator‟s locators when the terrain or excavation site conditions warrant it. Dots of approximately 1” diameter are typically used to define arcs or radii and may be placed at closer intervals in lieu of dashes. Single Stake Marking Center Point of Excavation Site CGA Guidelines For Excavation Delineation ● Single stake with radius noted. The single stake defines the pro-posed center of the excavation site. The radius of the excavation site is to be clearly indi-cated on the stake. This circle illustrates the radius indicated on the stake. Co. Identifier 1” Wide 6”Approx. Length  Co. Identifier 1” Wide 6” Approx. Length 1” Dia. Dots Co. Identifier Co. Identifier 1” Wide 1” Wide Dots to be less than 4‟ spacing 13 When an excavation site is contained within a 50‟ maximum radius, or less, it can be delineated with a single stake that is positioned at the proposed center of the excavation. If the excavator chooses this type of delineation they must convey that they have delineated the excavation site with a single stake at the center of the excavation and include the radius of the site in the notification to the One-Call Center. This single stake is to be white in color with the following information: excavator‟s company identifier (name, abbrevi-ations, or initials) and the radius of the excavation site in black letters on the stake or with a notice attached to the stake. Trenching, Boring, or Other Continuous Types of Excavations Trench Line Proposed Excavation Center Line Trench Line Company Company Identifier Identifier 1” x 6” to 12” 1” Dia. Dots Arrows  Curb Property Line Mark in white paint the proposed centerline of planned ex-cavation 6” to 12” x 1” arrows, approximately 4‟ to 50‟ apart to show direction of excavation. The maximum separation of excavation marks is to be reduced to a length that can be reasonably seen by the operator‟s locators when the terrain at an excavation site warrants it. Mark lateral excavations with occasional arrows showing excavation direction from centerline with marks at curb or property line if crossed. Dots may be used for curves and closer interval marking. Stakes, Flags or Whiskers Excavation Markers Stakes, Flags or Whiskers Stakes, Flags or Whiskers Marking Four Corners Marking Outline of Excavation Delineate the proposed area of excavation through the use of: stakes, flags or whiskers to mark radius or arcs, the four corners of the project or outlining the excavation project instead of using spray paint. Limit the interval spacing to       Continuous Excavation Marking ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 14 approximately 4„ to 50‟. The maximum separation of exca-vation marks is to be reduced to a length that can be rea-sonably seen by the operator‟s locators when the terrain at an excavation site warrants it. Stakes, flags or whiskers provided to illustrate arcs or radii may be placed at closer intervals in order to define the arc or radius. Stakes, flags or whiskers are white in color with the excavator‟s company identifier (name, abbreviations, or initials) provided on the stake, flag or whisker. Operator markings of facilities include; the appropriate color for their facility type; their company identifier (name, initials, or abbreviation) when other companies are using the same color, the number and width of their facilities and a descrip-tion of the facility (HP, FO, STL etc). Use paint, flags, stakes, whiskers or a combination to identify the operator‟s facility(s) at or near an excavation site. Marks in the appropriate color are to be approximately 12” to 18” in length and 1” inch in width and separated by approximately 4‟ to 50‟ in distance as an example. When marking facilities the operator is to consider the type of facility being located, the terrain of the land, the type of excavation being done and the method to ade-quately mark its facilities for the excavator. 4‟ to 50‟  12” to 18”  in distance   between marks 1” Wide The following marking illustrations are examples of how an operator may choose to mark their subsurface in-stallations Single Facility Marking: Used to mark a single facility, marks are placed over the approximate center of the facility. This example indicates an operator‟s 12” facility. When a facility can be lo-cated or toned separately from other facilities of the same type it is marked as a single facility. CGA Guidelines For OperatorÂ’s Facility Field Delineation Approximate Center of Facilities 1 2 a 15 Multiple Facility Marking: Used to mark multiple facilities of the same type (e.g. electric), where the separation does not allow for a separate tone for each facility but the number and width of the facili-ties is known. Marks are placed over the approx-imate center of the facilities and indicate the num-ber and width of the facilities. This example indi-cates 4 plastic facilities that are 4” in diameter (4/4” PLA). Conduit Marking: Used for any locatable facility being carried inside conduits or ducts. The marks indicating the outer extremities denote the actual located edges of the facilities being represented. An example would be 4 plastic conduits that are 4” in diameter (4/4” PLA), and the marks are 16” apart indicating the actual left and right edges of the facilities. Corridor Marking: Used to mark multiple facilities of the same type (e.g. electric), in the same trench where the total number of facilities is not readily known (operator has no record on file for the number facilities) and that are bundled or intert-wined. Marks are placed over the approximate center of the facilities and indicate the width of the corridor. The width of the corridor is the distance between the actual located outside edges of the combined facilities. This example indicates a 12” corridor (12” CDR). Approximate Center of Facilities b Actual Outer Edges of Facilities d c 16 Changes in direction, and lateral connections are to be clearly indicated at the point where the change in direc-tion or connection occurs with an arrow indicating the path of the facility. A radius is indicated with marks de-scribing the arc. When providing offset markings, (paint or stakes), show the direction of the facility and distance to the facility from the markings. Actual Outer Edges of Facilities 3 PG&E 6” PLA Approximate center Radius Example! SCG 2”PLAEl Lateral Connection Example! Approximate center Approximate Center of Combined Facilities 17 An operator‟s identifier (name, abbreviation or initials) is to be placed at the beginning and at the end of the proposed work. In addition to the previous, subse-quent operators using the same color, will mark their company identifier at all points where their facility crosses another operator‟s facility using the same col-or. The maximum separation of identifiers is to be re-duced to a length that can be reasonably seen by the excavator when the terrain at the excavation site war-rants it. CTYSAC CITIZENS VERIZON Information as to the size and composition of the facili-ty is to be marked at an appropriate frequency. Exam-ples are: the number of ducts in a multi-duct structure, width of a pipeline, and whether it is steel, plastic

  
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