LINE ALERT™ Panel

The LINE ALERT panel effectively acts as a guidance system that takes you safely near your underground utility. The LINE ALERT panel uses highly visible green indicators when within 36-24 inches, yellow when within 24-12 inches and red when within 12 inches of
the buried object.

• The LINE ALERT panel is a patented product and process created over many years of tests and trials. 
• Using the LINE ALERT panel does not significantly alter or change the typical processes used by the excavation
  industry today when dealing with line crossings. 
• The LINE ALERT panel is designed to stay where it’s buried ensuring accurate digs. 
• The LINE ALERT panel is engineered from materials that sheer off cleanly as each deck is removed.
• The LINE ALERT panel is appropriate for various soil types and conditions and can be left buried for up to 90 days.
• The LINE ALERT panel virtually eliminates probing.

How the LINE ALERT Panel is used:

• Planners contact government or utility call centers to determine the existence and location of underground lines.
• Once the location is determined by locating personnel, the line is daylighted or potholed using a Hydrovac. Once the line is daylighted or potholed the LINE ALERT panel is placed on top of the line.
• The hole is then filled, and a high visibility ribbon attached to the LINE ALERT panel and a wooden stake mark the location.
• Excavation equipment arrives and begins digging toward the underground line using the LINE ALERT ribbon as its initial guide.
• When the LINE ALERT panel is initially struck and seen in the ground, a depth measurement can be taken.
• Depending upon the excavation instructions, the excavator may stop or continue to dig assessing ongoing depth from the LINE ALERT panel.
• The excavator will stop digging in accordance with the excavation instructions. KeiBerg Inc, because of its focus on safety, strongly recommends that excavator digging stop before the red section of the LINE ALERT panel is contacted. No warranty is provided for any LINE ALERT panel whose red section has been contacted by excavation equipment.
• The underground line is then exposed through hand digging.