SUE - Subsurface Utility Engineering
Canada is lagging in the use of a well-established technology that could save money, avoid delays, save lives and prevent injuries. In light of the recent devastating gas explosion from a damaged pipe in Etobicoke, Ontario, OSWCA representatives and industry experts say contractors and project tenders should be looking at Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) to accurately depict utilities on construction plans, reduce utility damage, reduce delays, improve safety and protect the environment
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TBE to the Rescue 2/27/06 When a vehicle hit the Florida Turnpike exit 133 (Stuart) bridge, the crash caused enough structural damage that Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise quickly hired a contractor to make the emergency repairs. The Turnpike also contacted three consulting firms, including TBE, to ask who was able to provide emergency construction engineering and inspection (CEI) services. TBE responded immediately and, with one day’s notice, was on the job. The nighttime work, performed under TBE’s existing contract with the Florida Turnpike Enterprise, lasted approximately three weeks.
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