June 2019 Issue of Pumper

The third generation of Kelly family owners reinvigorate the diverse Canadian wastewater company Sanivac.

Hundreds of dairy farm manure pits — not septic systems — are responsible for tainted water in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin.

Due to spikes in construction and emerging special event work, Texas pumping company B&S Port-O-Jons has seen its workload continue to shift from septic to portable sanitation service over the years.

Follow these 10 steps to improve your hiring process so you don’t get stuck with someone who is a bad fit for your company.

Supreme court to address groundwater pollution case with potential wastewater industry implications.

Pumpers may be able to adapt concepts from the self-insurance model used by many larger companies to offer employees much-needed coverage.

Ongoing Vermont study aims to show if urine diversion could repurpose a large percentage of decentralized wastewater as a valuable fertilizer resource for farmers.

Land application of septage sometimes gets a bad rap from neighboring property owners, but soil science proves it’s a beneficial disposal method.

Andrew Gunia of A Advanced Septic Services takes great pride in continuing education and professional standards promoted by the Washington On-Site Sewage Association.