Online Exclusives Preventing Trench Collapse and Caught-In Incidents Real-time communication among all workers in the work zone helps identify and fix hazards before workers are endangered January 22, 2018
Blogs 7 Ways Sonetics Customers Use Wireless Communication Wireless communication with hearing protection is a clear winner in challenging work environments where high noise is a factor January 10, 2018
Online Exclusives Open-Air Sewage Pits in Alabama Getting United Nations' Attention December 19, 2017
Online Exclusives How It Works: Connecting Two-Way Radios and Bluetooth Devices When productivity and safety are paramount, only the most advanced wireless communication system can be trusted September 13, 2017
Blogs 5 Tools for Job Site Safety It’s an exciting time for job site safety in the construction industry September 11, 2017
Editorial A Safety Coordinator Opens the Door to More Contracts Even smaller wastewater companies should try to train a point person to oversee safety for the good of employees and to land more work. August 31, 2017
Online Exclusives Safety Preparedness Begins Before You Get to the Job Site Your everyday health can sometimes take a back seat when you’re working hard out in the field, but that’s exactly where good safety practices start August 21, 2017
Online Exclusives Preventing Unauthorized Septic Tank Access Secondary protection products add an extra level of security beneath septic tank lids July 18, 2017
Online Exclusives 19-Year-Old North Dakota Man Dies Rescuing Puppy From Uncovered Septic The importance of properly secured septic tank lids and safety equipment can't be overestimated June 22, 2017
Online Exclusives Girl’s Traumatic Fall Into a Septic Tank is an Important Reminder Securing septic tank lids needs to be a priority for everyone in the industry April 24, 2017
Editorial Trenching Deaths Double in 2016 Federal officials warn incidents show ‘an alarming and unacceptable trend that must be halted.’ March 07, 2017
Editorial Caution! Watch Out for These Safety Violations Sending your crews home unharmed at the end of the day requires special training — and you can get it for free courtesy of the Washington On-Site Sewage Association. February 03, 2017