April 2014 Issue of Pumper

Following Chattanooga’s growing fortunes, Tennessee’s Charlie Hatler builds his family business on strategic moves and savvy service.

Coordinating portable sanitation at special events often requires equipment designed to provide service to a large number of attendees over a brief period of time. We offer up options for equipment and accessories geared toward serving large gatherings.

Follow these tips to create an effective barrier between you and the myriad of waste-borne pathogens lurking at your next septic service stop.

When they’re not running a vacuum rig, this Pennsylvania father-son pumping team is out in the gearhead garage working on their latest 1960s big-block beast.

Wellness programs are easy to set up, cheap to run and can save you money in the long run.

In Wisconsin, pumpers and installers work together for the betterment of the decentralized wastewater industry.

Good things continue to happen for Nelson Sanitation and Rental as it serves a growing metro Twin Cities area.

How do one-worker, one-truck pumpers handle operations when they’re going to be away from the office for a few days?

Federal fuel efficiency rules may be extended for work trucks beyond 2018. Would the sticker shock from new truck technologies be offset by more miles per gallon in your service vehicles?

Finding the best employees is no poker game; it’s serious business.

Failing to meet basic service standards is to risk losing a customer, not catching an environmental hazard or worse.

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