February 2009 Table of Contents

Features
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6Breaking Ground: “I Can’t Afford It”
Of all excuses for not attending your industry’s major trade show, this one is the most ill-considered and, in the end, the most harmful -
8Basic Training: Staking the Site
By clearly marking the location of the septic system before construction begins, you can prevent activities that compact the soil and ruin the site -
16Rules and Regs: Alberta Group Looks at Regional Association
The Alberta Onsite Wastewater Management Association (AOWMA) board of directors is examining the feasibility of forming the Western Canada Onsite Wastewater Management Association (WCOWMA). -
18Machine Matters: Make Your Machine More Useful
Attachments are great for saving time, money and labor with your excavator or loader backhoe. Here are some choices to add even more productivity. -
20Cover Story: Quality First
C. White & Sons stays focused on customer needs and on delivering conventional and advanced systems with a do-it-right-the-first-time attitude -
28System Profile: Saving the Cottage
An innovative onsite system with high-water shut-off enables a Wisconsin couple to enlarge a summer cottage -
30Overheard Online: System Inspections
Installation professionals share information about onsite inspections and some cautionary words about suspicious conditions in a customer’s septic tank -
32Special Feature: Installers Dig It
Annual NOWRA Installer Academy continues its growth as industry professionals seek more knowledge and proficiency
Columns
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36Association News: Association News
News, Training & Education and Calendar of Events -
37Industry News: Industry News
Bord na Mona Installs Bioreactor System; Infiltrator Adds Design Tools to Web Site, Unveils New Logo




