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PUC Compliance Education

The purpose of training is to ensure that your employees fully understand Act 127 of 2024 as it applies to your work; therefore, all employees who were on the jobsite, associated with the incident, or the employees who replaced them if no longer employed, must attend the program and complete the test with a passing grade.

Training Required by Law

The One Call Law requires the training to be completed within sixty (60) days of the DPC’s Informal Determination letter.  If you fail to successfully complete the program within sixty (60) days, the Commission shall assess an administrative penalty of one hundred dollars ($100) per day, per education type, not to exceed a total of five thousand dollars ($5,000), per education type.

Free Training

Training completed with Pennsylvania One Call is free and available on demand. To register for the online training, please visit www.pa1call.org, (click on “Search” at the top of the page and type in the word “Compliance”, click on “Compliance Trainings”, then click on the type of training listed in the letter ) or click this link Compliance Trainings | Pennsylvania One Call System to select your training session.

Excavators

Excavators have the option to use the following organizations to complete Compliance Training. Fees may apply.

PUCA

PO Box 34
Harrisburg, PA 17108-0034
Phone: 717-234-8055

Sicavo Consulting, LLC

Armando Ferri
Phone: 724-272-9131
Email: armando@sicavo.net

DIG Prevention Consulting

Brenda V. Reigle
87 Bucktail Trail
Halifax, PA 17032
Phone: 717-903-2999
Email: brenda@dpc-pro.com
Website: www.dpc-pro.com

 

 

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