Texas811 is the "call before you dig" non-profit corp. providing utility damage prevention services on behalf of our 1600+ utility members in Texas.
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Texas811 is the "call before you dig" non-profit corporation providing utility damage prevention services on behalf of our 1600+ utility members in Texas. One of these services includes operating a contact center to process requests for utility locates prior to digging. Formally known as TESS or Texas Excavation Safety System.
Mission: To facilitate damage prevention, promote public safety and protect the environment through stakeholder education and communication.
Operating as usual
CALL-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la. Remember to always contact 811 before any excavation project. Also remember that holidays increase the amount of time you must wait before starting to dig after contacting 811. Plan ahead when excavating. Learn more at www.safeexcavator.com.
We want to share some old Holiday pictures of Holiday celebrations in our contact center and old Holiday pictures. This week we have our staff in their holiday hats last year. #WaybackWednesday
Remember that holidays increase the amount of time you must wait before starting to dig after contacting 811. Plan ahead. Learn more at www.safeexcavator.com.
Welcome back to our #TakeIttoTheStreets series. We want to share real-life pictures we have captured of 811 in action. This week we have a truck spreading the safe-digging message, courtesy of Doug Beck. Do you have a picture of 811 in action? If you see utility markings, 811 stickers, anything 811 related, even your digging projects, snap photos and tag us on Facebook!
Would you want to be on Santa’s naughty list?
Don’t break the law, or the underground utility lines, and end up on Santa’s naughty list.
Dial 811 two days prior to staking down décor!
Connecting with 811 will not hurt your Christmas budget. It's a FREE service! #WisdomWednesday
Our #TakeittotheStreets series was so popular we decided to continue it in December! We want to share real-life pictures we have captured of 811 in action. This week we have this picture courtesy of Ben Montoya, with his Doug bobblehead! Do you have a picture of 811 in action? If you see utility markings, 811 stickers, anything 811 related, even your digging projects, snap photos and tag us on Facebook!
Happy Thanksgiving! We asked some of some of our wonderful staff what they are grateful for. Scroll through to see what they said. We wish you and your loved ones a Happy and safe celebration. #Thanksgiving
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How likely are you to attend an industry-related event in the First Quarter of 2021?
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Know what’s below before you dig that hole. Contact Texas811 two days before projects involving digging, holidays and weekends excluded! It's fast, it's free and it's the LAW.
Welcome back to our Take it to the Streets series. We want to share real-life pictures we have captured of 811 in action. This week we have a utility locator marking in a neighborhood. Have you ever seen markings in your neighborhood? Do you have a picture of 811 in action? If you see utility markings, 811 stickers, anything 811 related, even your digging projects, snap photos and tag us on Facebook!
This Veterans Day we would like to thank the veterans at Texas811, and all veterans. Thank you for your service. Tag a veteran in your life in the comments below. Thank a veteran today. #VeteransDay #Texas811Veterans #WarHeroes #America #ThankYou
Welcome back to our Take it to the Streets series. We want to share real-life pictures we have captured of 811 in action. This week we have a picture of safe digging taking place after contacting 811 to have the underground utilities marked.
Do you have a picture of 811 in action? If you see utility markings, 811 stickers, anything 811 related, even your digging projects, snap photos and tag us on Facebook!
If you like golf you won't want to miss out on your chance to register for the DPC of Texas Annual Golf Tournament! It's a great way to enjoy what you love while giving back to a great cause. Click the link to register. #Golf #DPCofTexas #DamagePrevention
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Make the RIGHT call! Contact 811 two days before you dig!
During football season, don't be the neighbor who disconnects everyone's game streaming services, including your own! Contact Texas811 two business days before any digging! It's fast, it's free and it's the LAW.
This Wednesday, we are taking it back to when Texas811 had a kickball team. One of our Member Services Manager, Christi Mclain, in center front row, says, "Oh my goodness!!! This picture reminds me of good times with awesome work family! A lot of laughs for sure!" #WayBackWednesday
Thank you to American Locator and Planet Underground TV for this feature!
What is the future role of the one call center? How do they remain relevant and effective as a middle ground between owners and excavators, locators and others seeking to dig safely? https://www.planetunderground.tv/the-future-of-one-call-texas811/
Planet Underground TV traveled to the Texas811 headquarters in Dallas, Texas to interview CEO, Chris Stovall; Marketing Director, Shakheana Fields; and Damage Prevention Director, John Sparks to learn more about the important work they undertake each day to ensure industry and public safety.
Call 811 Before You Dig
Welcome to our Take it to the Streets series. We want to share real-life pictures we have captured of 811 in action. This week we have this little guy spreading the "call before you dig" safety message on the back of his wagon. You're never too young to share the 811 message. ;) Do you have a picture of 811 in action? If you see utility markings, 811 stickers, anything 811 related, even your digging projects, snap photos and tag us on Facebook!
What will you choose?
It’s time for #FAQFriday! Where we share the answers to frequently asked questions.
Q: I’m not digging very deep; do I still need to contact Texas811?
A: Yes, the depth of pipelines and other utilities can change due to erosion, digging projects, or uneven surfaces. We’d rather you be safe than sorry.
It's time for #WordPuzzleWednesday ! This week’s puzzle is related to 811 facts. You can go to our website (linked below) to look for answers/clues! Simply type your answers in the comments, such as 1 down: Grass, 2 across: Dirt, etc. We will post the answers to the puzzle on Monday. Test your knowledge, and best of luck!
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Happy Monday everyone! During this challenging time Texas811 has been working hard to keep you and our vital utility underground infrastructure safe, and we want you to meet some of the wonderful staff that has made it all possible. #MeettheStaffMonday
Meet Tina Sanders, Damage Prevention Manager, she has been with Texas811 for s little over five years. "Tina, what is your favorite part about your job?”
"My favorite part of my job (hands-down) would be all of the people I get to work with each and everyday."
Curious about the paint and flags on the ground in your neighborhood?
They show you where it is safe to dig to avoid hitting underground utility lines. Visit http://bit.ly/tx811cc to learn more!
Connect with us before your next digging project. Thanks for sharing this video from @excavationlife Excavation Kolby!
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Did you know the tools you use to dig can reduce your risk of damaging a line? #TipTuesday
It’s time for #FAQFriday! Where we share the answers to frequently asked questions.
Q: Who marks private utilities, and is there a cost?
A: There are fees for private locates. The underground utilities are owned by you, and it’s the owner’s responsibility to cover the cost to protect private underground utilities. Most plumbing companies locate private utilities upon request as well. You can also Google search private locating companies near you.
Our #WordPuzzleWednesday series is back! We will post a new crossword puzzle every Wednesday throughout the month. This puzzle has words related to the 811 system. The best part is you can go to our website (linked below) to look for answers/clues! Simply type your answers in the comments, such as 1 down: Grass, 2 across: Dirt, etc. We will post the answers to the puzzle every Monday. Test your knowledge, and best of luck!
http://bit.ly/2YDUKpG
We are kicking off our #FAQFriday series. Where we will share the answers to frequently asked questions.
Q: Who marks the underground utilities?
A: Each utility company notified on a ticket sends their own locators (in-house/third party) to mark their underground utilities in the area where digging will take place.
#ThrowbackThursday to this gem taken at the Texas811 Damage Prevention Summit circa 2016. Registration is open for the upcoming summit in Denton next year! Click the link below to register. https://bit.ly/36lMUa3
With fall upon us, your lawn care will look different. Click the link below for seven helpful tips to help you get the most out of your lawn in this season, and remember to contact 811 if any of your yard work involves digging. #TipTuesday
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More species of bats live in Texas than in any other part of the United States. #FunFactFriday
We protect the things that are important to us. “Tolerance zones” are intended to protect the pipes, wires, and cables that make our daily lives possible. In most cases, it also means that only hand-digging or soft excavation methods may be used. Learn more at www.safeexcavator.com/tz.
As telephone systems were consolidated, the Texas industry grew from 6,266,000 telephones operated by 108 companies on January 1, 1971, to 7,058,993 telephones served by ninety-eight companies on December 31, 1972. #FridayFact
We protect the things that are important to us. “Tolerance zones” are intended to protect the pipes, wires, and cables that make our daily lives possible. A “tolerance zone” is an area -- defined uniquely in many state laws -- surrounding a buried utility within which extra care must be taken while digging. In most cases, it
also means that only hand-digging or soft excavation methods may be used. Learn more at www.safeexcavator.com/tz.
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Connect with us before your next digging project. Thanks for sharing this video from @excavationlife Excavation Kolby! https://www.texas811.org/
Our giveaway has been extended! Enter by April 16th for a chance to win a $50 gift card! Enter by sharing this post and telling us what the message, in this video, means to you in the comments! Now more than ever it is crucial to dig safely to ensure our underground utility infrastructure remains intact. You can contribute to safe digging by contacting Texas811 two business days before you plan on excavating for any digging project, big or small. Contact us by dialing 811, or online at Texas811.org, to get your underground utilities marked for FREE! Learn more at https://bit.ly/2UW3ZBv The winner will be drawn on April 17th! #NSDM2020 #Moments2020
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This #TipTuesday share the 811 message with those who may not know.#Contact811
As people are prepring for the Premios Billboard we thought we would get in on some of the fun and release our Texas811 En Español hit single "Llame al 811" with Eclipse Darkness & Rene Maldonado on 4.26.19 #Call811 #NSDM
SAVE THE DATE! April 18, 2019 our 22nd Annual Texas811 Damage Prevention Golf Tournament will be in Garland! Click below to register/sponsor today! www.texas811.org/golf
Do you support public safety? If so then you should join us at this year's Summit Feb 18, 2019, 8:30 AM - Feb 20, 2019, 12:00 PM at Hilton Island Galveston Resort, 5400 Seawall Blvd, Galveston, TX. One simple call makes a difference! http://www.texas811.damagepreventionsummit.com/
Here is a great reminder as we finish our fall planting and small projects.
It's a beautiful day to contact 811 to get your utilities marked. Do you know what lies beneath? Comment below why it's important to call 811 before you dig. www.texas811.org
The Golden Crescent Damage prevention Council along with Texas 811 held a meeting to educate contractors about underground digging. Watch the news coverage on the 811 DPC meeting now. http://www.crossroadstoday.com/story/38884841/golden-crescent-prevention-edu
Don't dig just yet!! Know what's below. Contact 811 before you dig!
We are just a few weeks away from celebrating national 811 day! Always contact Texas811, your connection to safety, before digging. What utility marking did you spot in this video?
Respect the tolerance zone around markings! Know what's below before you dig! #iDigTX811
The I am 811 Virtual Summer Challenge is here! Learn more about this summer run/walk/hike challenge here https://runsignup.com/Race/GA/Atlanta/811virtualrun
The I am 811 Virtual Summer Challenge is here! Learn more about this summer run/walk/hike challenge here https://runsignup.com/Race/GA/Atlanta/811virtualrun
When there’s digging involved, always make the call to 811. Comment below what utility lies beneath in this footage.
What a great interview on Great Day Houston with Deborah Duncan, Shell Pipeline Company LP. and Chris Stovall, president and chief executive officer of Texas811. Watch now to find out what lies beneath. Contact 811 before you dig.
New project near the intersection of Greenville and Walnut Hill. Know what’s below. Contact 811 before you dig! bit.ly/Texas811 Comment below how many working days you should contact 811 before you plan to start your work.
As an excavator, it is extremely important you know where underground utility lines are located whenever digging is taking place. Contact 811 before you dig. www.texas811.org
Know what’s below. Call Texas811 before you dig! 🚧 bit.ly/portalrotator
Are you going to be digging soon? Texas811 can help you get your locate request processed in minutes for FREE using our Texas811 Portal. http://bit.ly/portalrotator
Thank you Crossroads Today for covering our Safety Day in Gonzales. #SafetyFirst #iDigTX811
Great job DPCs of Texas and GVEC on hosting the Safety Day in Gonzales, Texas! Thank you Texas Gas Service for an awesome simulated gas line rupture. Thank you Gonzales Fire Department and all emergency responders!
Are you digging as a homeowner or excavator/utility? Texas811 can help you get your locate request processed in minutes for FREE using our Texas811 Portal. Click the link below to get started now! http://bit.ly/portalrotator
Happy #NationalAgDay! American farmers and ranchers work tirelessly to provide food, fiber and fuel. Thank a farmer today and always remember to #Call811 before you dig! www.texas811.org
Join us for our 21st Annual Texas811 Damage Prevention Golf Tournament on April 20, 2018. Take a look at last year's damage prevention tournament as we teed it up for public safety. Learn more here http://bit.ly/Texas811Golf
No matter where you are digging, always call 811 before you dig.
Have you registered yet? If not do so today! If you have, share this post with someone who needs to attend the 2018 Texas811 Damage Prevention Summit! http://www.texas811.damagepreventionsummit.com/
Texas811 is the "call before you dig" non-profit corporation providing utility damage prevention services on behalf of our 1700+ utility members in Texas. One of these services includes operating a contact center to process requests for utility locates prior to digging. Formally known as TESS or Texas Excavation Safety System.
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