TTC - Utility Investigations School

The course covers, all in the context of ASCE-38:

• Utility System Configurations,
• Geophysics for Finding Utilities,
• Proper Records Research,
• Achieving Utility Quality Levels,
• Project Documentation, and more.

Why is compliance with ASCE-38 important?

With the increasing use of this standard, it is inevitable that claims and cases will arise against practitioners who portray the presence and absence of utilities on project plans.  This short course will give practitioners the knowledge and tools to provide competent utility investigations in accordance with accepted national standards and to defend against claims through this knowledge and its documentation.

The ultimate goal is to provide a path towards practicing in the field of Utility Engineering, with all its myriad individual components. As our nation’s existing underground infrastructure continues to age, become more congested, and dangerous to the public at large, Utility Engineering as an option of study and practice will continue to grow in importance.