Editorial Trenching Deaths Double in 2016 Federal officials warn incidents show ‘an alarming and unacceptable trend that must be halted.’ March 07, 2017
Editorial Caution! Watch Out for These Safety Violations Sending your crews home unharmed at the end of the day requires special training — and you can get it for free courtesy of the Washington On-Site Sewage Association. February 03, 2017
Online Exclusives When Safety Signals Become Background Noise Don’t put yourself at risk by blocking out the necessary noise along with the unnecessary. December 22, 2016
Blogs 7 Signs Your Crew Needs Better Communication Communication turns a group of workers into an organized crew. December 15, 2016
Online Exclusives Safe and Comfortable Hydroexcavation Expert tips to ensure your team gets the job done and comes home safe. December 15, 2016
Editorial Ka-Boom! Can a Septic Tank Spontaneously Combust? Put out that cigarette before nearing the septic tank or trapped methane gas could blow that lid sky-high, causing serious injury or death. December 01, 2016
Online Exclusives Tank Access Inspection: What is Your Responsibility? Everyone involved with the installation, pumping and inspecting of a septic tank should be proactive in making sure the lids are safe. September 28, 2016
Online Exclusives Don’t Risk Radiation Exposure The wastewater in some septic systems could be more dangerous than you realize. July 04, 2016
Online Exclusives Give Your Fleet a Lift Let safety and ideal lifting capacity be your guide when choosing a hoist for your shop June 21, 2016
Online Exclusives Are You Ready to Start Waterblasting? If you're branching out into drain cleaning, here are some tips to keep you safe — and alive — as you head out on your first waterblasting job. May 25, 2016