September 2010 Issue of Pumper

Long-time NASCAR driver Bobby Hillin Jr. trades fast cars for the powerful capabilities of a combination truck

Featured products of September

Federal Signal Names VP, GM for Vactor, Guzzler ; Tricouni Names Mansell President of Centerline Tank and Trailer; Boyett’s Placing PolyJohn Hand-Wash Stations on Gulf Beaches; Walex Introduces New Logo, Corporate Branding; Imperial Tanks Used to Skim Oil; Super Products Launches Product Web Site; Triton Pumps Picking Up Weathered Oil; McLaughlin Vacuum Excavators Used to Clean Gulf Spill; Following Fire, J & J Chemical Opens New Plant in Georgia

Well-aerated seepage beds are required to allow adequate downward effluent flow and proper pathogen removal

The Ohio State Senate, after more than a year of arguments over the plan’s potential cost to homeowners, unanimously approved a bill that would create uniform onsite standards.

Nashville and the Opryland Hotel, for years hosts to the Pumper & Cleaner Expo, are making their way back from the disastrous flooding that struck in May

Wanting to share her company’s success with loyal workers, Lorraine Wardy of Sarabia’s Portable Jons turns to an employee stock ownership plan

Wyoming’s Redi Services lives up to its name as a do-it-all industrial, liquid waste and municipal cleanup contractor

The Eliminator package from Fruitland Tool & Mfg. makes installation of the company’s vacuum pumps easier, thanks to a carbon-steel bracket assembly that bolts to a truck frame with minimum effort.

Do you offer a benefits package aimed at retaining skilled labor for the long haul?

In light of emerging opportunities on the Internet, a pumper wants to know the best way to divvy up his marketing budget

As fall approaches, the National Association of Wastewater Transporters Inc. revs up its training schedule.

Follow these tips to conduct a regular review of your fiscal life plan

Writer Says Ventilation Eases Deterioration; Writer Elaborates on Concrete Deterioration

It’s hanging onto the wrong person in the wrong job for too long

Are you a septic service contractor who visits the Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo International every year and finds yourself gravitating toward the displays of combination trucks?