Multimedia Resources
Media
The Missouri Common Ground Alliance provides free multimedia resources for professional development, including Tailgate Talks, training documents, educational videos, and photos from the Missouri CGA Damage Prevention & Excavation Safety Summit.
Tailgate Talks
Make sure to take advantage of our educational and resourceful collection of safety guides—thoughtfully crafted and written to ensure best practices across an expansive variety of jobs and sites.
Forms
Pre-Excavation Damage Prevention Checklist
This checklist is designed to assist the excavator, supervisor, safety manager, and all job site personnel safely conduct an… READ MORE
Trenching & Excavation Safety Checklist
This checklist covers regulations issued by the U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration… READ MORE
Posters
April is Dig Safe Month
Springtime in the Ozarks… the grass is growing, flowers are blooming, and the thought of outdoor projects are on your mind… VIEW
What’s the Awful Smell Keeping You Safe?
Natural gas coming out of the ground is odorless. You can’t smell it, you can’t see it, and before it was odorized there was a gas leak… VIEW
Gas Rodeo | CU Curious
The rodeo event consists of four different qualifying events: the pipe cut, service, pit dig and we also need to… VIEW
Protect Your Family | CU Curious
Electricity can be very hazardous. This is some of the items that linemen use to protect themselves. Of course leather gloves… VIEW
811 Bike Entrance Video for the 2013 MO CGA Damage Prevention Summit
Ladies and gentlemen, for the very first time at the Missouri Common Ground Alliance Damage Prevention and Excavation… VIEW
MO CGA Hosts Damage Prevention and Excavation Safety Summit
You know the slogan “call before you dig”? Well that advice still stands strong for homeowners, but what about when you’re on the job… VIEW
A Word About the 2013 MO CGA Safety Summit
My name is Derek Leffert and I am the 2013 chairmen of the Missouri Common Ground Alliance Damage Prevention and Excavation… VIEW
Looking For What’s Below
Utility companies are required in the interest of public safety to mark underground facilities for homeowners and contractors… VIEW