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To understand why you should prioritize employee retention, you only need to look at the numbers. The United States has lost six...

Company owner Ben Lappin’s girlfriend, Mackenzie Stephenson, rode with him and worked as his helper for about four years before working full...

Industrial wastewater is the water or liquid-carried waste from an industrial process resulting from manufacturing, trade, automotive repair, vehicle wash, or other...

Every so often we have homeowners or even septic professionals ask us what needs to be done to enhance or improve bacterial...

OSHA audits can happen at any time, and sometimes with little or no advance warning. Because you never know for sure when...

Over the past five years, the influence of women in construction has grown significantly. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data, roughly...

On-the-job safety hazards put pumpers' and plumbers' health at risk every time they step onto a job site, with some of the...

Education. Legislative advocacy. Group discounts. All benefits of belonging to a state onsite/wastewater association, but that’s just a start. Membership in onsite organizations...

Recently we had the opportunity to observe a site being prepared for installation of an onsite system in a wooded area on...

Sustainability in the construction industry is being advanced by the public and private sectors. Governments are adopting more clean-air regulations at local...

As a portable restroom operator you’re probably aware that banks of women-only portable restrooms tend to have longer lines than men-only units/urinals....

C.M. Kristman Septic Services does a brisk business installing onsite treatment systems in Chester County, Pennsylvania, about half an hour west of...

The answer to whether you need to drain pump supply lines depends on where you live. If you live in an area that...

Let’s think psychologically for a moment about the image of people and how we judge them. Even though it is sad that we...