York County UCC Meeting - June 13, 2024

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THURSDAY, JUNE 13

11:30am - 1:00pm

WINTHROP UNIVERSITY

RICHARDSON BALLROOM @ THE DIGIORGIO CENTER

2020 ALUMNI DRIVE, ROCK HILL, SC

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AGENDA

Dig in – Fix your plate!

Thanks to our lunch sponsor – TBD

Safety Brief - Generator Safety - Dangers of Backfeeding

Utility Forum – Presented by Winthrop University

Campus Updates: Byrnes renovation, Alice Substation replacement, and upcoming implosion of dated dormitories

Get the Dirt – 811 Updates, Kareem Boykin– SC811

Spill the Dirt – Open Discussion (Project Updates)

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THIS MEETING HOSTED BY: Winthrop University

THIS MEETING SPONSORED BY: TBD

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Parking is available at the DiGiorgio Faculty Lot behind Johnson Hall for standard vehicles, and in the faculty lot (gravel) at the corner of Faculty Drive and Alumni Drive for larger vehicles.

The York County UCC meetings offer an opportunity for open discussion to develop strong working relationships. These partnerships benefit all contractors and utilities in coordinating projects and events.

What is a Utilities Coordinating Committee?

The local UCC committee provides a venue to share local issues and vital information. Meetings are intended for utility companies, governmental agencies and utility-related contractors (such as excavation, landscaping, demolition and locating companies) to discuss upcoming or ongoing projects in the area, safe practices, damage prevention to underground and overhead facilities and the use of SC811 – the statewide one-call notification system.

Who should attend?

Anyone with an interest in digging safely, working safely and preventing damage.

How does it benefit me?

• Learn best practices in damage prevention• Keep up with SC811 practices, laws and statutes• Hear about upcoming projects in our service area• Share your upcoming projects in our service area• Develop relationships with local excavators and utilities• Discuss concerns and opportunities for improving project coordination