Trade Association Articles

Advanced treatment will become commonplace in every corner of the country, so wastewater professionals need to get on board with new technologies, says a NAWT board member

This pumping and onsite company hopes improving onsite technology and water reuse efforts will preserve a dwindling resource for a fast-growing populace

“If this industry is truly about protecting the environment, why do we have to wait so long to put in technology that allows us to clean things up to the clean water standards?"

Mississippi pumper Steve Melton helped start a state wastewater association to give pumpers a seat at the legislative table

Proposed nitrogen removal requirements are controversial with homeowners, but will be positive in the long run

New Mexico pumper Mike Krepfl: “We are a critical part of day-to-day life for people.”

NOWRA member Christ Chapman enjoys the daily challenges of decentralized wastewater and hopes to attract more young people to the industry

Wastewater professionals organized a trade association a few years ago, hoping to update onsite rules and protect the environment.

Unfortunately, there’s little time to advocate for wastewater industry advances as installers and pumpers are stretched to their limits.

Missouri reflects the dismal manpower shortages found throughout North America. Young wastewater technicians are desperately needed.

Tell homeowners about proper maintenance — and preach getting rid of garbage disposals.

We must crack down on pumpers who cut corners and give a bad reputation to the wastewater industry.

Unfortunately, it can be a game of hurry up and wait when the crew at Garcia Excavation Services installs drainfields.