
Blood Hound Safety & Training
Why Call Blood Hound?
WE START WHERE THEY STOP.
You are required by law to call 811 before you dig to have underground public utilities marked. However, one-call services only locate the facilities owned by public utilities - electric, gas, oil, sewer, telephone, water, leaving you at risk of damaging private utilities, which make up the vast majority of underground utilities and subsurface structures.
Blood Hound locates and marks ALL underground utilities and structures, reducing your risk of costly damages and project delays and mitigating safety hazards to your crews and community.
Our comprehensive services, advanced technologies, and highly trained and experienced technicians, and commitment to quality are unmatched in the ability to protect your project budget, keep you on schedule, and keep your crews and community safe.
We Find
What 811 Doesn't Locate
- Chemical Lines
- Fire Lines
- Tanks
- Chemical Lines
- Product Lines
- Irrigation Lines
- Low Voltage Control Wire
- Oxygen Lines
- Hydraulic Lines
- Private Alarm Wires

811
CCTV
Diesel Tank
Irrigation
Lot Lights
Sewer
Fire/Water
Advanced Locate TECHNICIANS
HIGHLY TRAINED, CERTIFIED, SAFE
All Blood Hound technicians complete 8-16 weeks of classroom
and supervised field instruction on becoming a utility locator, as well as OSHA's 10-hour
construction certification and 40-hour hazardous waste operations and emergency
response (HAZWOPER) certification before being deployed to serve you. All our
supervisory staff complete OSHA's 3-hour construction supervisor certification.
Nassco Certifications



Gold Shovel Standard Certified
10 Hours
Driver Safety
Blood Hound Training
Blood Hound is committed to safety as its highest priority.
OSHA Construction Safety
Licensed Drone Pilots
Defensive Driving
Trench Safety
Gas Operator Qualification (OQ)
Electrical Safety
Emergency Action Planning
40-Hour HAZWOPER
Annual 8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher
Gold Shovel Standard® Certified
Blood Hound has earned Gold Shovel Standard
Certification by meeting the high standards of the Gold Shovel Standard (GSS)
organization, which sets the standard for timely, accurate locating infused
with ample communication between stakeholders. GSS advocates for a close
partnership between asset owners and utility locators.
