Aging Workforce Articles

There seems to be less young people choosing a career in onsite installation. What can be done about that?

California designer Ryan Fox is riding a wave of opportunity prompted by a shortage of onsite professionals, and the demand continues to grow

Ben and Seth Miller apply innovative treatment technologies and alternative drainfields to deal with challenging soils and compact sites on Whidbey Island

Education and “utility style” regulation of septic systems are needed for Canadian wastewater pros to avoid this scenario

The national trade show is early this year, offering installers a glimpse of the latest equipment, valuable learning and networking opportunities

In a tight job market for skilled trades, it’s critical to find young talent and take care of your team

Professional opportunities abound, so why can’t we solve this ongoing workforce shortage?

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

Chicago-area installer Jordan Johnson finds plenty of work in suburban and rural system replacements

“Alligator Annie” Alma Tippins hopes someone will show up to buy her installing business. Until then, she’ll keep bossing around her crew.

Installer and pumper Rick Maguire calls the 200-gallon per bedroom regulation “excessive” with modern septic systems and reduced water usage

The industry needs to find a way to attract a younger generation of workers willing to perform a tough but necessary job