Crews that work underground know the biggest risks are often the ones that can’t be seen. Calling or clicking before digging is an important first step, but it’s also only part of larger process crews should use to stay safe on every job.Crews that work underground know the biggest risks are often the ones that can’t be seen. Calling or clicking before digging is an important first step, but it’s also only part of larger process crews should use to stay safe on every job.
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