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 EXCAVATION  PRACTICES NOT SUFFICIENT
          Financial Partners
 Failure to maintain marks  The marks deteriorated or were lost and the excavator failed to request that
 they be restored/ref  reshed.
 Failure to support exposed facilities  Facility damage due to lack of support in accordance with generally   Alberta
 accepted engineering pra  ctices or guidelines.
 Failure to use hand tools where required  Platinum
          Sponsors to follow
 Failure to test-hole (pot-hole)  Failure to verify physical location of the facility when working within
 tolerance zone as defined by accepted    practices or guidelines.

 Improper backfilling practices  Damage caused by improper materials (ex. Large/sharp rocks) in the   Silver
 backfill or i  mproper compaction of the backfill.

 Excavator failed to maintain clearance (defined by applicable guidelines,
 law, and facility owners) from underground facilities when using power/
 mechanical equipment.
                               Appendix E:   Regional Common Ground Alliance

 Other insufficient excavation practices  Excavator errors that do not fall under one of the above.   Sponsors & Canadian Common Ground
                                             Alliance Supporters

    Appendix E:   Regional Common Ground Alliance       albeRTa CGa
          Bronze
 MISCELLANEOUS ROOT CAUSES  Sponsors & Canadian Common Ground
          Alliance Supporters       PLATINUM
 One-Call Centre error  Includes all issues related to the centre such as incorrectly entered data,

    ticket transmission failures, et al.   albeRTa CGa


      PLATINUM
    Example:  This would include damages that occurred because the centre’s  Sponsors to follow
                                  GOLD

        database registry had not been updated to reflect correct location
   of underground facilities.
       Sponsors to follow
       GOLD
                                  SILVER

    Abandoned facility  Damage related to abandoned facilities. Select a more specific root cause.

 Example: The abandoned facility may have been located, instead of the


      active facility. This does NOT include when an abandoned facility
    SILVER
         is thought to have been locted, but it is found to be active after       BRONZE

         the excavation exposed the facility or damaged it.



    Deteriorated facility  Those situations in which an excavation disrupts the soil around the facility  Atlantic
    BRONZE


    resulting in damage, failure or interruption of service. However, the      aTlanTIC CGa
 deterioration and not the excavation caused the facility damage.


     aTlanTIC CGa
    Previous damage  Damage occurred during previous excavation.

    Example:  Pipe coating was damaged during a previous excavation and

   was not reported.
                                   bRITIsH ColUMbIa CGa
                                    PLATINUM
 Data not collected  Damage occurred, but Root Cause was not identified.

   bRITIsH ColUMbIa CGa
 Example:  Damage Investigator did not indicate a Root Cause.

    PLATINUM
                                    GOLD

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                       Canadian Common Ground Alliance

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