Did you work as a utility locator?
As a utility locator you help keep people safe by identifying underground utilities before construction or excavation.
Long hours, pressure to meet deadlines, and complex pay structures are common, but you should be paid fairly for all the work you do.
These common tactics affect your pay!
We identify wage violations that often go unnoticed in the line and utility locating industry.
Pre-Shift & Post-Shift Work
Time spent reviewing tickets, loading equipment, calibrating tools, documenting locates, and closing out jobs may be compensable.
Travel & Break Time
Driving between job sites, responding to urgent tickets, and missed or interrupted meal breaks may qualify as paid time.
Overtime & Bonus Pay
Overtime rates must be calculated correctly, and non-discretionary bonuses should be included in your regular rate of pay.
Dedicated to the Line & Utility Locator Community
We understand that line and utility locating involves demanding schedules, field work, and strict deadlines. From reviewing tickets to marking underground utilities and documenting jobs, your time and expertise deserve proper compensation.
- ✔ Federal & State Wage Law Compliance
- ✔ Review of Production, Incentive & Bonus Pay
- ✔ Fair Pay for All Field, Travel & Reporting Time
Our Assessment Process
A straightforward, confidential path to understanding your rights & potential claim.
Confidential Review
Submit initial details through our secure portal. Our legal team performs a private assessment of your work history.
Pay Analysis
We analyze pay documents to identify discrepancies in overtime rates, prep time, or missing bonus inclusions.
Informing you
If back wages are identified, we explain your options. You decide how to proceed with no obligation.
Ready to see what you could be owed?
It takes less than 30 seconds to start your free claim potential review. Our team is ready to help you recover the wages you've earned.