The future of our industry starts with opportunities like these! S&N Infrastructure was proud to partner with Northern Neck Electric Cooperative for their first-ever NNEC Power Camp, giving students from Northern Neck Technical Center a firsthand look at the utility industry, the work that keeps our communities connected, and the career opportunities available to […]
WHEN THE STORM HITS, THEY ANSWER THE CALL. As communities prepare for the impact of severe weather, our thoughts and prayers are with the countless lineworkers, utility crews, and emergency responders staged and ready to answer the call. Their work is demanding, dangerous, and essential. We pray for their safety, strength, and a […]
GIRL POWER IS BACK AT NASH. Next week, the next generation gets a chance to step into the field, get hands-on and see firsthand where a career in the utility industry could take them. On Wednesday, October 14, S&N Infrastructure is proud to join Nash Community College’s Lineworkers Program in presenting the Second […]
SOME THINGS ARE BIGGER THAN THE JOB. In our industry, we talk about safety every day. We look out for the person beside us. We pay attention to the warning signs. And we understand that taking action early can make all the difference. That responsibility doesn’t end when the workday does. This […]
Everything is bigger in Texas, including the opportunities to connect, collaborate, and move our industry forward. S&N Infrastructure was proud to be part of the 2026 ACTS Texas 811 Damage Prevention Conference in Galveston, Texas, October 6–9, alongside more than 300 industry professionals and 60 vendors. From conversations about damage prevention and infrastructure […]
S&N IS GROWING. S&N’s Locate Division is expanding into North Carolina and Central Florida, creating new opportunities for experienced underground utility locators, leaders to support our expanding operations, and individuals looking to get their career started in the utility locating industry. Locating our nation’s underground facilities is an important responsibility. Every mark matters, […]