Locate Management Institute

Our Vice President Donald Richard engaging with the Snowshoe Shufflers last night during the President's Gala at the National Surveyors Conference in Whitehorse.

Stop by the Locate Management Institute (LMI) booth and connect with our team. We’re here to talk about one thing that impacts every project, every time:

Competency on the ground.

At LMI, we’re working with industry partners across Canada to:
- Strengthen locator competency
- Elevate training standards
- Reduce preventable utility damage

Whether you're a surveyor, project manager, regulator, or contractor — these conversations matter to all of us.

📍 Come see us at the booth
🤝 Let’s talk about how we raise the bar together

We’re excited to be in Whitehorse for the Professional Surveyors Conference this week.

If you're attending, stop by the Locate Management Institute (LMI) booth and connect with our team. We’re here to talk about one thing that impacts every project, every time:

Competency on the ground.

From underground facility locating to damage prevention, the reality is simple — even the best plans fall apart without properly trained people carrying them out.

At LMI, we’re working with industry partners across Canada to:

- Strengthen locator competency
- Elevate training standards
- Reduce preventable utility damage

Whether you're a surveyor, project manager, regulator, or contractor — these conversations matter to all of us.

📍 Come see us at the booth
🤝 Let’s talk about how we raise the bar together

Imagine where you could be in 3 months... ✨

What’s standing between you and your goals? Usually, it’s just the right training.

We’re making it easier than ever to get started with our UFL Training Program.

Stop dreaming and start doing. Join us in Calgary, AB on May 20 & 21, 2026 where we show our Locators how to transform their [Work/Life] with us.

Enroll Now: https://locatemanagement.com/en/ufl-locator-training

The third phase of the PROPPER phases of safe digging is ORGANIZE.
Throughout Safe Digging Month, we will be highlighting each of the seven steps of PROPPER, which all ground disturbance projects should follow!