OHIO811

OHIO811

Ohio Utilities Protection Serv

10 ratings
5 reviews
Free
With Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 24, 2013
  • July 23, 2025

Features

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About

This app serves as a communication link for individuals planning to dig, relaying requests to utility companies. It provides information on safe digging practices, upcoming events, and legal requirements. Users can check line markings and submit excavation requests.

โœ“Relay digging requests to utilities
โœ“Safe digging information
โœ“Upcoming events calendar
โœ“Legal and legislative updates
โœ“Positive Response for line markings
โœ“Submit single address locates (e-dig)
โœ“View nearby excavations (Near ticket)
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What's New in OHIO811

147911745.7.0

July 23, 2025

Bug fixes. General stability updates.

User reviews

Near ticket

I have been using this app around 10 years doing under ground construction, last 4 years doing safety and compliance. For that time the near ticket function has been a asset with the details. Now it lost 80% of it value for most excavators in the onsite. The last update and switch is worthless.

Near ticket

Canโ€™t seem to open up a near ticket.

Utility worker

The near ticket does not work since the last update. I use this app daily and it has worked great in the past.

Canโ€™t open Near Ticket

I use this app often. I am in charge of going out on utility hits for the company and this app tells me if the crew is working with a valid ticket. After the last update , I can no longer look up the ticket or tickets on the job site. When I open the near ticket, it is telling me that the geolocation has not been authorized. I opened all permissions for the app, but still can not get near ticket to open.
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OUPS

This APP gives people that are in the excavation community access to information and services to initiate, view, and manage requests to utility owners for information on the location of buried utilities.
A host of information to support these services including FAQ's is also available.

FAQ

What is OHIO811?

OHIO811 is a nonprofit organization established in 1972 that acts as a communication link between utility companies and individuals planning digging activities. It relays excavation requests to its member network of utilities and underground facility owners.

How does OHIO811 work?

When you plan to dig, you contact OHIO811. They then notify their member utility companies and underground facility owners, who will mark their lines before you begin your work. This process helps prevent damage to underground infrastructure.

Does OHIO811 physically mark lines?

No, OHIO811 does not physically mark lines. Its role is to communicate your digging requests to the relevant utility companies and underground facility owners, who are then responsible for marking their lines.

What information is available in the OHIO811 app?

The app offers helpful information for both new and experienced users of the 'Call Before You Dig' process. This includes details on how OHIO811 works, relevant laws, legislative updates, contract locator lists, safe digging videos, FAQs, and information on Damage Prevention Councils and membership.

Can I submit excavation tickets through the OHIO811 app?

Yes, the app allows users to submit single address locates using 'e-dig'. Users of 'i-dig' can also enter tickets through the new HTML 5 version available in the app.

Does OHIO811 have ads?

Yes, the OHIO811 app contains advertisements. As it is a free service, advertisements are displayed to support its operation.

What is the 'Positive Response' feature in OHIO811?

The 'Positive Response' feature allows users to check on the status of line markings for their excavation requests. It confirms which facilities have responded and marked their lines.

Is OHIO811 available on all devices?

Based on the provided data, OHIO811 is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, indicating compatibility with Apple's iOS ecosystem.