Editorial Articles

This dedicated team of diggers don’t shy away from any job that allows them to get their machines dirty

A health department official explains the history and reporting requirements for self-inspections allowed in a number of Washington State counties

Association advances innovation in training and certification ahead of trade show

Breaking down the circumstances when source separation makes sense

Winter doesn’t have to be a time to slow down, but instead redirect efforts to boost business

Rocks and boulders. Steep lakeside slopes. Setback constraints. Todd Willis and team tackle difficult sites and look to bigger and more complex installations.

Alex Pepin sees an aging workforce in the wastewater industry and hopes for a push in promoting the trade to young people looking for career options

Cory Lawrence says offloading options are getting better in his state, but one thing that needs to improve is homeowner education

Bringing back a monthly column about all things related to the National Association of Wastewater Technicians

Surface discharge septic system needed for property owners to build a home on the toughest clay in Arkansas

Breaking down the variances in onsite wastewater treatment design