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Years ago, during an installer class conducted in cooperation with the California Onsite Wastewater Association, we discussed installation procedures for sewage tanks....

There’s an insidious virus infecting the American workplace and it doesn’t start with a C and end with 19. It’s called imposter syndrome,...

A new study shows America is failing to prepare future workers for high-paying construction careers. According to the Associated Builders and Contractors,...

In the workplace we often hear about “unsafe acts,” defined as any activity by workers that is not in accordance with the...

Most people remember the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic as a particularly uncertain time. Many of us felt unsettled not just...

A reader sent in some great questions regarding scouring velocity in pressurized systems. “What is your understanding of scouring velocity?” Scouring velocity is meant...

To some people the term environmental justice is confusing and unclear as to its origins and goals. At its core, environmental justice...

Every employer in the country has a hard time finding and keeping employees.The post-pandemic workforce is sluggishly crawling back to conventional employment....

A while back an installer we have worked with sent soil pictures to interpret with the comments that when he dug up an...

The disposal of septage is a constant challenge for septic pumping companies, often accompanied by a quagmire of regulations and logistical headaches....

Your customer just spent the last 25 years perfecting their landscaping, spending thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours working on every...

When responding to a drain service call, one of the first things you’ll have to determine is how you’ll be accessing the...

When it comes time to draw onsite system plans and site plans for soil tests, the method many of us have used...

It is no secret in the financial industry that sentiment plays a huge part in whether customers will invest or not. In...