Digging and Backfilling a Utility Trench

What happens here

Use the excavator to dig a trench approximately 24 inches deep and 100 feet long for underground electrical wiring. Position the excavator parallel to the desired trench line and use the bucket to systematically scoop out and pile the dirt to one side. Be mindful of roots and other obstacles, which can be cut or removed by the bucket's teeth. Ensure the trench is deep enough to safely bury electrical lines according to local codes. After digging, install underground 3/6 electrical wire, then backfill the trench by carefully pushing the excavated dirt back into place with the excavator's blade.

Goal: Create a trench for burying electrical lines and then backfill it.