Trade Association Articles

Quality Pumping owner Chancy Thomas is a woman thriving in a male-dominated industry … and she’s loving every minute of it.

High-stepping Dwayne Crocker preaches professionalism and hard work through involvement in the Georgia Onsite Wastewater Association.

“We really have to change the mindset regarding education, licensing and professionalism in the industry.”

Hiring and training good workers, finding suitable disposal options will continue to dog pumpers and installers into the future.

A member of the Delaware pumper and installer group says bringing more workers into professional groups will improve the wastewater industry as a whole.

It’s time to wipe the slate clean and make changes that will set up your septic service company for greater success.

Cameraderie, networking are critical to success in the wastewater industry, according to Arizona’s Dave Bartholomew.

‘With a well-trained professional organization of contractors and maintenance professionals, our industry can provide environmentally and socially responsible solutions to wastewater treatment.’

So your local treatment plant just doubled the bill for dumping septage? Here are a few tips to prepare for the next inevitable price hike.

A fledgling group of wastewater professionals looks to work with government on sensible rule changes and utilize industry innovations.

A wastewater trade group helps you connect with fellow contractors and decipher ever-changing industry rules and regulations.

The solution to the skilled labor shortage resides in the actions of septic services companies. Here are a few ideas for bolstering recruitment efforts.

Michigan’s Raymond Daniels is dedicated to helping his customers, improving his industry and becoming an effective citizen legislator.