Digging Dangers 19 offers a unique perspective on damage prevention. Citing thirteen digging accidents from 2007, this new DVD explores the issues of responsibility and business ethics related to damage prevention.

The accidents highlighted in this Digging Dangers resulted in a total of six fatalities. All of these fatalities were the result of errors in judgment.

Digging Dangers 19
Now Available

"Do not wait for the last judgment,
it takes place every day."
                         - Albert Camus



We often hear about the issue of shared responsibility with respect to damage prevention. The newest in the Digging Dangers series poses the question "What if each facility owner and excavator did MORE than what was required of them?"  

• How do our business ethics affect the actions we take every day?
  
  
• A system that finds its participants performing only the required minimum is a system that is broken.
  
  
• What if we all did more than our responsibility during the marking and excavation processes?