January 2019 Issue of Pumper

After 61 years, change is the only thing Dirk Feikema can count on as he follows his father and grandfather, serving the needs of folks in northwest Indiana.

Constant political bickering among your crew reduces productivity, leads to hard feelings and could cost you customers if you don’t get it under control.

Collection and disposal plans were seamlessly integrated from the start when Canada’s Total Site Services entered the pumping business.

Showing appreciation for a job well-done by your workers or loyalty by your customers is a good thing. And sometimes you can do it pre-emptively.

In an instant, flying debris can injure or kill a worker performing tasks that require high water pressure.

Antique tractor pulling contests allow busy pumper Josh Campbell to blow off some steam.

Homeowners with hard water want to keep their water softeners. Your job is to find a way to make that happen without compromising wastewater treatment.

Industry advances are stymied by a state government slow to adapt to advanced onsite systems proven to work in other regions.

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