Entries Tagged Safety

New studies highlight the fact that it is essential for those in the industry to commit to wearing PPE to protect themselves. 1....

In its response to the corona virus pandemic, the federal government earlier this month identified you as essential critical infrastructure workers. At...

Onsite sewage system service providers and installers who clean out septic, holding and pump tanks along with aerobic treatment units, and perform...

Do you remember the story of Amari Harley? Maybe you don’t remember his name, but you probably will recall the story. Amari was...

Even in the best of circumstances, excavation is dangerous work, which is why it’s best left to you — the professionals. But...

When the polar vortex hit the U.S. last year, you may have noticed that many people — but not all — stopped working....

We’ve ushered out the 2010s, a decade of great change in the world of decentralized wastewater treatment, and are embarking on a...

As the end of the year approaches, here’s a recap of the top stories on www.onsiteinstaller.com. If you missed any of these,...

Have you heard this old summertime line? “It’s so hot outside you could fry an egg on the sidewalk.” If you’re going...

If your crew member was pressure testing a pipe when suddenly the plug was blown out and that worker was thrown from...

Methamphetamine, commonly referred to as meth, is a toxic and highly addictive drug that is made in makeshift labs. It is also...

At some point, you may have heard a horror story about someone getting fired or demoted for reporting a safety violation. In fact,...

Editor’s note: This article is a direct follow-up to "Could Your Septic Job Make You Sick?" It is also related to "The Problem...

The first priority when dealing with the aftermath of flooding or a large sewage backup is your customer’s safety. There is an important...