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CONTENT
Whoever digs a hole... may sometimes come across something! Cables and pipelines, for example. Flanders has around 500,000 km of pipelines digitised in the Kabel en Leiding Informatie Portaal (KLIP).
Set up to prevent damage to cables and pipelines, the KLIP must also prevent the risk of accidents and leaks.
With obligations for both managers and contractors, the KLIP decree aims to streamline communication during earthworks.
Anyone who insufficiently consults or updates the plans can be held liable in the event of an accident and will also bear the costs.
- Safety and responsibilities
- KLIP decree + update
- Searching and reading digital plans
- Layers and viewers
- Site inspection and detection techniques
- Trial trenches and digging techniques
- What if it goes wrong?
APPROACH
- Theoretical introduction
- Practical maintenance of your own machines
- Every participant receives a certificate of attendance
Frequently asked questions
What is the KLIP?
The Kabel en Leiding Informatie Portaal (Flemish cable and pipeline information portal) digitises ~500,000 km of pipelines in Flanders to prevent damage and accidents during earthworks.
What if I insufficiently consult the plans?
Anyone who insufficiently consults or updates the plans can be held liable in the event of an accident and will bear the costs.
Do I receive a certificate?
Every participant receives a certificate of attendance.