Safety

Last year's disastrous hurricane season serves as a reminder of why it's so important to plan for the worst

Creating a culture of safety in your installing company shows employees and customers that they are your true priority

Federal officials warn incidents show ‘an alarming and unacceptable trend that must be halted’

In this month’s regulations update, environmentalists ask for a return of the BAT practices in Maryland, and OSHA’s 2010 crane operator certification rule goes into effect in November

Installers need to bring a ‘safety first’ attitude to their crews and stress taking the time to get the job done right every day.

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.

Wastewater industry companies can take advantage of a free consulting program to protect workers and their bottom line.

The wastewater in some septic systems could be more dangerous than you realize

Lower the risk of trench cave-in injury and death by following these safety reminders when excavating

A wide range of aftermarket lights, alarms and cameras added to your trucks and equipment can help ensure your crew comes home safely at the end of the workday.