Online Exclusives
The Politics of Onsite System Inspection – Part 2
Education is necessary for both inspectors and installers to keep the industry moving forward.
Education/Training
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Online Exclusives
The Politics of Onsite System Inspection – Part 1
It may be hard to avoid conflicts between inspectors and installers, but respecting each other improves the future of the industry.
Editorial
NAWT Will Miss Working With Retiring EPA Official And MOU Partner Joyce Hudson
Editorial
Manitoba Installers Promote Using New Onsite Technologies
Manitoba wastewater association wants provincial environmental officials to consider new onsite treatment technologies in environmentally sensitive areas.
Editorial
Wisconsin Supreme Court Finds Septage Is A Pollutant In Well-Contamination Case
Online Exclusives
How To Train New Portable Restroom Operators
What can portable restroom operators do to increase the odds of finding and keeping good help? Start by keeping in mind that employment is a two-way street.
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Chicken Tax Proposed to Support Chesapeake Bay Cleanup
In this month’s regulations update, one state may lose a septic-replacement funding program and Maryland lawmakers propose a chicken tax to fund water-quality improvement measures.
Online Exclusives
Ohio Onsite Wastewater Association Presenting Continuing Education Day
Blogs
Deaths of 2 Toddlers Are a Sobering Reminder to Check Septic Lids
Double-check those lids and keep homeowners informed of the risks of neglecting tank maintenance.
Online Exclusives
Sold-Out Profit Series Event Was a Hit
The Pumper & Cleaner Profit Series is a great educational and networking opportunity.
Editorial
NAWT Announces 2015 Awards; Looks Forward To Treatment Symposium
Editorial
Professional Training Is A Key To Small-Business Success
A long arc of professional training will secure a successful career in the wastewater industry.