Inspections aren’t necessarily a bad thing, especially when you’re prepared
With high temps beginning to scorch certain areas, now is a good time for a reminder about how to work safely in the heat of summer
Recent media headlines indicate the general public has so much to learn about proper system maintenance and safety around septic tanks.
Failing to complete a pre-trip inspection calls your integrity and commitment to safety into question — and could have catastrophic consequences
Thorough post-incident investigations are vital to helping organizations determine root causes of accidents
OSHA’s system of hazard mitigation can help keep your employees safe
From the vehicles themselves to the employees driving them, there are several components to a comprehensive company fleet safety program
Proper training and safety precautions are critical for vacuum truck operation
Bad weather brings up a host of factors that increase the odds of slips, trips and falls
Turning a critical eye to even the smallest details prevents callbacks, misunderstandings and injuries
After two more children perish in septic tanks with unsecured access points, we need to educate the public about the importance of routine safety inspections
Follow these process-improvement tips to build a better workforce and reduce costly errors
Keeping your mind on the task at hand will make you safer and more productive
Spiders and snakes are among common threats septic technicians face when they open a system for pumping or other maintenance
When a local child nearly fell into a septic tank, Illinois pumper Cary Zeschke began reaching out to identify septic tank dangers
Acknowledging where you lack understanding is the key to filling in holes in your training
Dangers to watch out for and how to stay safe when working in confined spaces in freezing conditions
Follow these decommissioning tips to prevent dangerous collapses, ongoing pollution issues and unnecessary underground obstacles in a customer’s yard
