Before You Dig...
Industry Best Practices advise excavators to
document markings BEFORE digging.
Common Ground Alliance (CGA)
Excavation Best Practice 5.11 states:
An excavator uses dated pictures, videos or
sketches with distance from markings to fixed
objects recorded, to document the actual
placement of markings.
Why?
The primary purpose of this best practice is
to avoid unnecessary litigation and expensive
legal fees for all parties involved.
If You Hit
Photograph the excavation site from different
angles to provide various perspectives of the
damage. |
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Protect Your Interests
This simple kit can save you the time and
expense of legal proceedings.
The Rhino HIT Kit comes in a convenient
carrying bag and is easy to assemble and use.
Using the HIT Kit before and after digging
provides a consistent means of documenting
the markings at excavation sites. |