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2018 ORCGA Damage Prevention Symposium was a Success! multiVIEW was pleased to attend and be a sponsor of the 2018 ORCGA Damage Prevention Symposium this past week. The Symposium, which came on the heels of the Ontario Regional Common Ground…

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multiVIEW was pleased to contribute to the latest issue of Canadian Underground Infrastructure.  In this article, Kevin Vine, President of multiVIEW describes how Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) plays an integral role in the design phase of large Rapid Transit projects….

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We’re excited to attend the AOLS Annual General Meeting, February 28 – March 2nd, in Niagara Falls. This event, which will draw over 600 participants, will expand on last year’s theme “building on the cornerstone of a country”. We hope…

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Safety Tips for Working in Winter Weather: It’s been a cold, snowy winter so far, and there’s no sign of it letting up! Despite harsh conditions, the show must go on and those who work outdoors face unique Health &…

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Check out a CCTV Sewer Inspection in action: see how the technology was used to travel down a storm drain in search of a blockage.  

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We’re looking forward to attending the 15th Annual ORCGA Damage Prevention Symposium. This year will feature an exciting line up of speakers, break out sessions that cover the latest news and trends in the industry and technology case studies. There…

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In the latest issue of Utility Contractor Magazine, Kevin Vine, President of multiVIEW describes a step-by-step process for safe excavation that includes planning ahead, marking your site, respecting the marks and communicating effectively. This approach helps to greatly reduce risk…

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Check out a 3D Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) depth slice that depicts sinkhole soil imaging in Taipei City, Taiwan.  

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Challenge Harrington & Associates, a construction management company based out of Richmond Hill, was carrying out renovations at an industrial warehouse in North York and needed to ensure that no buried utility services existed where excavation and sawing was planned….

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Collecting utility depth data for CI/ASCE 38-02 Subsurface Utility Engineering often requires hydro excavating under road surfaces. Clean coring of asphalt and PCC layers allows for proper restoration of road surfaces.  

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