Nova Scotia Wastewater Pros Working Closely With the Department of Environment

More residents in this lightly populated province utilize onsite systems than municipal wastewater treatment, so customer education is an important job for local installers and pumpers.

May 01, 2019 | by Betty Dageforde |

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Nova Scotia Wastewater Pros Working Closely With the Department of Environment

Name and title or job description: James Baxter, operations manager Business name and location: Baird’s Septic Tank Pumping, Upper Onslow, Nova Scotia Age: 60 Years in the industry: 18 Association involvement: We’ve been members for quite some time in Waste Water Nova Scotia. Our owner, Allan Baird, and a couple other gentlemen had formed the Septic Pumpers Association of Nova Scotia in 1992. I was secretary and treasurer for many years. About 2008 we merged with Waste Water Nova Scotia, which was a much bigger organization and had a longer reach with the Department of Environment. Benefits of belonging to the

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