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On Remembrance Day, we honour those who served, those who sacrificed, and those who continue to serve our country. #SCGA #Sask1stCall #Rememberanceday

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Close to marked facilities? Always use hand digging after getting your #Sask1stCall ticket cleared. Be aware of the possibility for cave-ins, unstable soil and wet fall conditions which can increase risk! #DigSafe

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The SCGA would like to welcome SolusGuard as our newest member. We look forward to working together to advance safety, collaboration, and damage prevention across Saskatchewan. #SCGA #SoluGuard #Sask1stCall

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2026 SCGA Annual General Meeting is coming. Learn about current SCGA initiatives, hear about the new Damage Prevention Professional Designation from Utility Safety Partners, and enjoy lunch with fellow members. #SCGA #Sask1stCall https://t.co/NNlNzAmCZJ.

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Fall means fewer daylight hours and cold temperatures. Our partner, The Heavy Construction Safety Association of Saskatchewan, reminds you NOT to rush and keep working safe as the season winds down.

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Frost forks demand slow, controlled digging. Confirm locates, daylight and watch for frozen ground that fractures unpredictably. Maintain stable footing, avoid sudden pressure, and stop immediately if resistance changes or utilities. #SCGA #Sask1stCall

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Surprised to see a locate flag in the “middle of nowhere”? Don’t be. In rural areas, underground infrastructure can reach some far flung and unexpected areas. Always #ClickBeforeYouDig

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Pre‑start inspections keep equipment reliable and safe. Check fluids, tires or tracks, lights, alarms, guards, and controls. Look for leaks, cracks, or loose parts. Test steering and brakes. Fix issues before operating to prevent failures and protect workers. #SCGA #Sask1stCall

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Happy Halloween! There is nothing scarier than hitting a line while digging - always make sure you #ClickBeforeYouDig

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Winter roads demand attention. Slow down on icy stretches, leave extra space, and watch for snowplows and crews. Black ice hides in shadows, wind reduces visibility, and sudden drifts can catch drivers off guard. Steady, alert driving keeps everyone safe. #SCGA #Sask1stCall

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The SCGA and its board is excited to welcome Rogers Communications as a new member of the Saskatchewan Common Ground Alliance. Their commitment to safe digging practices strengthens our province‑wide damage‑prevention network. #RogersCommunications #SCGA #Sask1stCall

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2026 SCGA Annual General Meeting is coming. Learn about current SCGA initiatives, hear about the new Damage Prevention Professional Designation from Utility Safety Partners, and enjoy lunch with fellow members. Click the QR code for the registration link. #SCGA #Sask1stCall

[SCGA @SaskCGA]

Safe winter digging starts with visibility, stability, and control. Clear snow, mark utilities, and watch for icy ground that shifts equipment. Slow movements, steady footing, and constant communication keep crews protected when the cold raises every risk. #SCGA #Sask1stCall

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Don’t risk making a “dig” mistake. First locate, then hand dig to expose a line. Remember, damaging a gas line, or other utility, could bring your project to a stop. Always, #ClickBeforeYouDig at #Sask1stCall

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SCGA members are pushing strong as digging season winds down. Crews stay focused on safe work, protecting utilities, and finishing projects with care. Their commitment keeps Saskatchewan’s damage‑prevention efforts strong right to the final day. #SCGA #Sask1stCall

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Protecting utilities—above ground and below—keeps communities safe. Guarding exposed meters and shielding buried lines prevents strikes, leaks, and outages. Strong barriers, clear markings, and safe digging practices protect the systems we all rely on. #SCGA #Sask1stcall

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[SCGA @SaskCGA]

2026 SCGA Annual General Meeting is coming. Learn about current SCGA initiatives, hear about the new Damage Prevention Professional Designation from Utility Safety Partners, and enjoy lunch with fellow members. Click the QR code for the registration link. #SCGA #Sask1stCall

[SCGA @SaskCGA]

Don't be "of-FENCE-sive." We are seeing examples of new rural fencing erecting with no locates being done. Any work which disturbs the ground needs a prior locate at https://t.co/HFwsxZow5a #BeSafeSaskatchewan #DigSafe

[SCGA @SaskCGA]

October is still a busy month for construction with over 17,000 locate requests last year! Make it a safe month by ensuring you get in your locate at https://t.co/HFwsxZow5a

#digsafe #besafeSK #clickbeforeyoudig