April 2013 Issue of Pumper

Washington, D.C., portable sanitation contractor Fred Hill races toward success, both in the special events side of portable sanitation and behind the wheel of his lightning-quick Chevy dragster.

By following the rules and keeping complete records, land-spreading will remain an excellent disposal option for many pumpers.

State grants help Minnesota homeowners rehabilitate failing septic systems, improve water quality, and boost business for pumpers.

Grit traps holding contaminated water and sand provide a huge pumping challenge to overcome … but they can also provide a profitable revenue stream.

Computing technology is more and more the beating heart of your business operations. Will a faster, more portable system help you manage vital information more efficiently and boost profits?

A document that lays out your policies about worker conduct as well as pay and benefits procedures can protect your company from misunderstandings and legal issues.

The busy pumping crew at North Dakota’s Coyote Septic Service travels the Bakken oilfields cleaning out worker camp holding tanks.

Feeling drained? Fatigue can affect your performance and safety on the job. This eye-opening advice can help avoid the ‘afternoon slump.’

You’re gearing up for the busy season and we’re here to help with stories about successful contractors, technology upgrades and human resources tips.