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Women Achieving Success in the Onsite Industry

The increase of women working in the onsite industry — and doing it well — comes as no surprise to columnist Todd Stair
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From Employee to Owner: Buying the Onsite Company I’ve Worked at for Decades

Our columnist shares the experience of purchasing his business, and some factors for other potential buyers to consider
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Onsite Installers Invited to Partner With Dirty Drops Weekly

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In Your Words: Advice and Stories from 2025’s Featured Installers

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It’s Time to Start Thinking WWETT Show

The world’s largest wastewater event is a critical investment in education, technology and networking for every industry professional
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COLE Publishing Owner and Co-Founder Bob Kendall Passes Away

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Family Ties: Pros and Cons of Working with Relatives

In this episode of Installer Cast, Dawn Rohrs talks working with family, her social media presence, and the regulations issues in Oklahoma
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In Your Words: Advice and Stories from 2024’s Featured Installers

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Take Advantage of Opportunities to Represent the Onsite Profession

An important part of being an onsite professional means knowing how to describe to laypersons what we do
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Onsite Installer Announces New Podcast Spotlighting the Wastewater Treatment Industry

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The Power of Your State Onsite Association

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New Onsite Installers Will Never Lack For Work

Folks in every region in the U.S. and Canada demand clean water. Now is the time for government and industry action.
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Michigan Onsite Professionals Set an Example For Water Recycling

Volunteers come together to install an innovative wastewater treatment and reuse system for an educational nature pavilion
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The Onsite Community Travels to Help the Needy in Belize

Volunteers from an Ohio church travel to Central America to install a system at a shelter for girls