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Danger Underground Communications Duct Bank Sign – Do Not Excavate, Call 811 Before You Dig, 8x12 Rust-Resistant Aluminum Utility Safety Sign by CGAP Safety

Danger Underground Communications Duct Bank Sign – Do Not Excavate, Call 811 Before You Dig, 8x12 Rust-Resistant Aluminum Utility Safety Sign by CGAP Safety

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A duct bank is basically underground “infrastructure insurance.” It exists to protect conduit runs, keep routes organized, and make future pulls possible without tearing up the world. The problem is that, from the surface, it looks like nothing. That’s how you end up with a trench, a broken conduit bundle, a shredded pull rope, and a repair scope that balloons into traffic control, emergency locates, resplicing, and downtime.

 

The CGAP Safety “Danger – Underground Communications – Duct Bank – Do Not Excavate – Call 811 Before You Dig” sign is a high-visibility warning marker for buried communications duct banks and conduit corridors. The bold DANGER header and direct “DO NOT EXCAVATE” language are designed to interrupt excavation activity immediately, while the Call 811 instruction reinforces the correct next step for compliant locating and safe digging.

 

This sign is purpose-built for damage prevention programs, including utility coordination on construction sites, municipality corridor management, campus facilities, industrial parks, and commercial properties with buried communications pathways. It helps reduce accidental strikes that cause service interruptions, project delays, costly restoration, and preventable rework when crews dig blind or assume a route is “probably somewhere else.”

 

Manufactured in 8 x 12 inches from rust-resistant aluminum, it is designed for long-term indoor/outdoor deployment on posts, fences, walls, access points, or barricades near known conduit routes. The durable metal construction outlasts paper notices, laminated sheets, and thin plastic signs that warp, fade, or crack in sun and weather exposure.

 

Use this sign as a practical layer in your overall locate-and-protect process to keep excavation activities aligned with 811 workflows and utility coordination, before equipment goes into the ground.

 

Important: This product is a warning sign only and does not replace required locating/marking practices, safe excavation methods, permits, or local regulations. Always contact 811 and follow applicable site procedures before digging or excavating.

 

CGAP Safety is an American safety manufacturer dedicated to straightforward, durable signage that helps teams see the gap and close the gap between written policy and what actually happens in the field.

 

 

  • UNDERGROUND COMMUNICATIONS DUCT BANK DANGER SIGN – “Danger / Underground Communications / Duct Bank / Do Not Excavate / Call 811 Before You Dig” flags buried conduit infrastructure before excavation, boring, fence posts, or trenching begins.
  • BUILT FOR DAMAGE PREVENTION & JOBSITE CONTROL – Duct banks are easy to forget and expensive to repair. This sign drives the two behaviors that prevent disaster: stop excavation in the area and initiate the 811 locate process first.
  • 8x12 RUST-RESISTANT ALUMINUM – Rigid rust-resistant aluminum construction for long-term outdoor use in rights-of-way, easements, commercial sites, campuses, and roadside corridors where plastic markers crack, fade, or vanish.
  • HIGH-VISIBILITY OSHA-STYLE LAYOUT – Classic red DANGER header and oversized block text stay readable at a distance on posts, fences, barricades, and utility access points.
  • FOR UTILITIES, MUNICIPALITIES, CONTRACTORS & PROPERTY OWNERS – Ideal for telecom providers, city public works, electrical/low-voltage contractors, GC sites, industrial facilities, and any property with buried communications conduit runs.
  • MADE BY AN AMERICAN SAFETY MANUFACTURER – Produced by CGAP Safety, an American safety manufacturer focused on clear messaging and durable materials that perform in real field conditions.

 

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