Articles in the May 2007 issue:
Association News
Association News By Scottie Dayton (page 52) The National Environmental Health Association’s 17th Annual Educational Conference & Exhibition, June 18-21, in Atlantic City, N.J., will include...
Building the Business
Going Postal By David Frey (page 20) Web sites work wonders, but printed words on paper can still be one of the most effective ways to get your advertising message across
Classy Trucks
Classy Truck of the Month (page 106) This sleek, updated International 9100i is one of two vacuum service vehicles owned by Dean Church of Bainbridge Septic Service.
Cover Story
Inspector Gadget By Carol Brzozowski (page 34) Washington State contractor finds niche in high-tech monitoring of alternative septic systems
Industry News
Industry News (page 128) Wieser Concrete Products Inc. was presented the Creative Use of Precast award from the National Precast Concrete Association at its 2007 Winter Conference...
Interview
Promoting Local Onsite System Monitoring By Scottie Dayton (page 54) Despite its best efforts, small Virginia county health department confronts delays in achieving a new regulation over septic system checks
Legal Advice
Staying on After the Sale? By Fred S. Steingold (page 86) Negotiate a detailed employment agreement if you decide to work for the new owner after selling your business
Lighter Side
Get Your Motor Runnin’ By Jim Kneiszel (page 80) Doheny’s Chariot Chopper incorporates sewer repair equipment as a tribute to the industry
Money Manager
Something for the Future By Erik Gunn (page 92) Simple employee retirement plans can be affordable for any kind and size of business. They’re an excellent investment in a loyal team.
NAWT
NAWT Attends the Annual EPA-MOU Meeting By Tom Ferrero (page 122) The National Association of Wastewater Transporters Inc. participated in the annual U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Memorandum of Understanding meeting, better known as EPA-MOU on March 15 during the National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association annual conference.
Overheard Online
‘Sell a Job Done Right’ (page 72) To help a newcomer to the industry, a poster recites his own pumper professionalism
Profile
Small Company, Big Ideas By Richard Ryman (page 62) Creative Ohio pumping contractor taps several niches to thrive in sprawling territory
Reader Pipelines
Aerobics Instructor By Mary Shafer (page 99) Pumpers share their experiences installing and maintaining advanced onsite systems
Reading Between the Lines
The Latest Installment By Jim Kneiszel, Editor (page 12) Innovative onsite products, new system monitoring and installing opportunities expand the horizons of pumping professionals
Rules and Regs
No Fee Increases in Wisconsin Budget By Scottie Dayton (page 28) Gov. Jim Doyle’s proposed 2007-09 budget did not include the request from the state Department of Natural Resources to raise sanitary permit and septage hauler licensing fees.
Septic System Answer Man
Stepping Out By Roger E. Machmeier, Ph.D. (page 108) Answering a reader rebuttal, the Answer Man underscores the importance of staying out of a drainfield trench during construction
Special Feature
Star Treatment By Ed Wodalski (page 44) With innovative components, you can create the ultimate onsite system for your valued customers
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