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Trench Safety Stand Down week kicks off on June 16, and NAHB is proud to team up with the National Utility Contractors Association (NUCA) and OSHA to raise awareness and prevent injuries and fatalities related to trenching and excavation hazards.

Jun 09, 2025

Trench Safety: Know the Different Excavation Requirements for your Project

Trench Safety Stand Down week kicks off on June 16, and NAHB is proud to team up with the National Utility Contractors Association (NUCA) and OSHA to raise awareness and prevent injuries and fatalities related to trenching and excavation hazards.

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