Safety Ambassador the Grande Prairie Region. Watch for information and resources about working safely near utilities. #WheresTheLINE #ClickBeforeYouDig

Grande Prairie, Alberta
Joined January 2023
Fibre optic teams are busy everywhere. Let's respect their work zone and allow them to #Worksafe #SafetyFirst #UtilitySafetyPartners #ClickBeforeYouDig #KnowWhatsBelow #WheresTheLine
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By slowing down for first responders, motorists can help keep them safe while they work on the roads. Every first responder deserves to get home safely after their shift. Thank you 🙏 #roadsafety #safetyforfirstresponders #slowdown
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Please always give the right of way to emergency vehicles. They need to get where they are going quickly. #roadsafety #safetyforresponders
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A circle check of your vehicle is a #safe way to start your day, no matter how you are reminded. #wherestheline #clicktoknow #legislation #Alberta #Badgerdaylighting #SafetyFirst #utilitysafety
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Spring is the season for road construction and repairs. Please slow down for all road construction crews. #slowdown #safetyforconstructionworkers
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Hats off to the end of another work week and for heading toward the weekend! Remember, before starting your weekend builds or tree planting, think safety - #ClickBeforeYouDig #WheresTheLine #UtilitySafetyPartners #DigSafe #homeimprovement #landscaping
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St Albert Greenhouses are great supporters of #clickbeforyoudig for all their customers as well as #wherestheline for Safety first. #Safety #Greenhouse #looklocatelive
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Things get very busy in the AIR, so be aware, with a locate request from #utilitysafety #Fortis #Atco #EPCOR #ENMAX #Eapuoc #SafetyFirst #Powerpole #abcga #aerial #looklocateandlive #clicktoknow
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In Alberta in 2024, 203 workers died because of their jobs — due to workplace acquired illnesses or on the job injuries. Please ensure that workplace safety is a top priority in your business. Workplace fatalities ARE preventable. #ohs #Alberta #workerskilled
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Overhead powerlines are prevalent in the back lanes of cities, towns and villages throughout Alberta. As a homeowner and a contractor who may be working in these back lanes, remember to be aware and #LookUpAndLive⚡️#SafetyFirst Always ask yourself: #WheresTheLine – at Stony Plain 135, Alberta
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During this busy harvest season never forget ##FarmSafety, ##LookUpAndLive, #WheresTheLine. The 7 Metre rule will save lives. Some farm equipment has doubled in height, power lines have not! Think #SafetyFirst and go home to your family each night. #CentralAlberta #Life
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It's almost that time of year. Very soon all the kids will be heading #BackToSchool. Keep them #Safe and respect the school zones ##DailySafetyMoment #UtilitySafetyPartners #SafetyFirst #life #CentralAlberta
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First responders and tow truck drivers are at risk of being struck by motorists every time they attend an accident on the roads. Please slow down, move over and give them room to work safely. #roadsafety #safetyforfirstresponders #safetyfortowtruckooerators
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School buses will soon be back on the road. Stay 4 or 5 car lengths back if you see a school bus stopped. This allows other vehicles behind you see the flashing lights. #Alberta #DailySafetyMoment
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Attention Edmonton contractors preparing to start work in the back lane of an older residential neighborhood! In Alberta, the safe working distance from an overhead power line is 7 metres, unless confirmed otherwise by the Utility Owner. #LookUpAndLive #WheresTheLine #SafetyFirst
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