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When Bill McGovern was last featured in Pumper magazine, he was already an industry veteran with more than three decades at the...

Eight years ago, Smiths Creek Landfill in St. Clair County, Michigan, was searching for a source for its bioreactor landfill project. At...

Say two of your septic technicians are constantly arguing when out on a job, or the office receptionist never seems to be...

The Oregon Onsite Wastewater Association was formed in 1995 over concerns about a substantial rewrite of regulations in the state. Designed as...

As he takes over the leadership role in the National Association of Wastewater Technicians, Gene Bassett hopes to increase its already extensive...

The National Association of Wastewater Technicians 8th Waste Treatment Symposium will be held Aug. 23-24, 2017, in Apollo, Pennsylvania.If one of the...

About a year ago, I explained why all Pumper readers should be aware of efforts in the Chesapeake Bay region looking at...

The Maxim 3000 has been a longtime staple of Satellite Industries’ portable restroom line. But even with existing features that benefit operators...

Owner Russ Neher added this 2015 Kenworth T880 with a 4,000-gallon steel tank and Jurop/Chandler LC 580 pump from National Truck Center....

Good news, folks! Spring has finally sprung, in the form of warmer temperatures, colorful flowers and your office phone finally ringing off...

Wearing the proper personal protective equipment when doing any maintenance or repair on a septic system should be non-negotiable. Aside from the...

Series L 70000 spring-retractable cord reels from Reelcraft Industries are designed to hold up to 100 feet of 12-gauge cord. All models...

When you’ve got a good thing going, sometimes it’s best to just stick with it.For Hartland Septic Service owner Jeff Boutell, that...

Point of Rental Software announced the integration of its rental management software products with Xero, a global leader in cloud-based accounting software.Now...

Finding work in the first place can be hard enough. Then, devoting the resources to actually performing the work is often no...