Electric utilities:
Aerial markers are essential for identifying power lines and other electrical equipment, which helps ensure the safety of workers and the public. They are particularly important in high-traffic areas, such as urban centers, where power lines may be in close proximity to buildings and people.
Telecommunications:
Aerial markers are used to identify telecommunication cables and equipment, such as fiber optic lines and cell phone towers. They help ensure that the infrastructure is not accidentally damaged during construction or maintenance activities.
Transportation:
Aerial markers are used to mark transportation infrastructure, such as bridges and tunnels, that may be in close proximity to aerial infrastructure. This helps ensure that the infrastructure is not accidentally damaged during construction or maintenance activities.
Oil and gas:
Aerial markers are used to identify oil and gas pipelines and other aerial infrastructure. They are particularly important in remote areas where the infrastructure may be difficult to see and access.