November 2014 Issue of Pumper

When disposal opportunities dwindled for Wisconsin pumper Troy Kruser, he tapped a local farmer for an environmentally sustainable option to store and land-apply septage.

A customer learns the hard way about the importance of periodic septic tank pumping.

We feature Continental Power Rodding, Sharon, Tenn.

Learn to classify soils to meet OSHA standards to increase confidence when your crew has to work below grade.

Pro-Pump/Hi-Count bacteria product from Ecological Laboratories receives an annual showcase.

Design and communication are critical to making employee bonus plans work for your business.

After seven years of legislative work, the Georgia Onsite Wastewater Association has helped craft a bill to promote sustainable land application of septage.

Use these techniques to ease the fear and tension that accompany establishing employee objectives.

Rebranded 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport show promises four value-packed days.

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For longtime Maryland pumper James Dillard, keepin’ time in a band is the only way to rock.

The next generation owners at Ohio’s Walt Kucharski Septic add technology and new marketing to quality old-school service for a winning growth strategy.

In northern Minnesota, Dale Wicklund crafted a Frankenstein pumping bus that’s served him well for 20 years.