The Hawaii One Call Center (“HOCC”) Advisory Committee is dedicated to promoting organized planning and installation of underground facilities as well as protecting those substructures once placed.
The Advisory Committee was appointed by the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission. Committee members represent each of the utility industries and the excavating community. There are also committee members representing the city and county of Honolulu and the counties of Hawaii, Maui and Kauai.
Because the law states that excavators must call before they dig, the HOCC is available to streamline the contact between excavators and the facility operators. Excavators can place one phone call instead of many.
This website has been developed as a reference tool for the Hawaii One Call Law. It is hoped that by making this information readily available, all citizens of Hawaii involved in excavating around underground facilities will Dig Safely!
NEW TOOL COMING APRIL 30: Ticket Talk for Two-Way Communication on Locate Requests
Ticket Talk—a two-way communication feature that allows excavators, facility operators, and locators to message one another—will offer a streamlined way to connect with the right person quickly and easily in a text message-like format.
