National Association of Wastewater Technicians (NAWT) Articles

Onsite system design and maintenance investigation may yield clues about human fecal contamination of water wells.

A three-generation Pennsylvania pumping company makes workload and staff adjustments to ensure a happy work-life balance.

Survey finds support for more water regulations in Michigan.

Another child drowns after falling into a septic tank. Industry professionals voice frustration with a pattern of safety lapses.

If only I’d sought educational opportunities sooner, I could have grown my business faster and at a younger age.

Following correct step-by-step processes is the key to ensuring successful inspections for both gravity and pump systems.

Insurance companies say they miscalculated rising cost of repairs and jury awards and can no longer offer commercial coverage.

Designers must consider forecasts of high precipitation and intense storms when siting septic systems on low ground near lakes and rivers.

Let’s keep working on a tipsheet for septic system users. Part of our job is saving customers from expense and emergency calls.

A real estate septic inspection uncovered likely problems with maintenance follow-through by the homeowner or service provider.

The key to a successful trade show visit is seeing innovative products, recognizing education opportunities and having a little fun.

Mystery systems and homebuyers and sellers with a financial stake in the outcome can create significant challenges for the septic evaluator.

Don’t let those great employees slip through your fingers. Offer professional advancement opportunities to keep them on your team and meeting their potential.

With rocky terrain and small building lots, dynamite and creative drainfield design are important tools for members of the Colorado Professionals in Onsite Wastewater.