Entries Tagged Safety

Back in August, as I was wrapping up the editorial for this issue of Cleaner, I received an email from an industry...

Yet another industry professional was severely injured by a trench collapse. Bill Galena of Filers Plumbing and Heating in Grove City, Penn.,...

After 30 years in the business, Gary Toothe’s job is to train people in the correct way to use water under pressure...

We celebrate the continued dedication and hard work of drain cleaning contractors by revisiting companies profiled 10 years ago in Cleaner magazine....

Take a look at the Thompson Industrial Services cleaning company featured 10 years ago in Cleaner magazine. We spotlight the company again...

It seems simple enough – water or air under pressure to loosen soil and a vacuum to suck it up. But as...

Safety is one of those topics that is important to everyone, but most don’t pay it the attention it deserves. It’s easy...

A man tells his helper to put a drain cleaning machine in a ditch filled with water. The frayed extension cord lies...

With a couple clicks, excavation companies can access information about the latest technologies available to help them prevent damaging underground utilities. The...

Think you’ve got what it takes to present an informational seminar on sewer and drain cleaning techniques, teach attendees about small business...

Safety: It takes all of us” is the theme of 2014’s National Safety Month. This year, the National Safety Council is promoting...

Tis’ the season for construction. With that comes safety zones, and a string of potential hazards associated with traffic control mishaps and...

A couple of interesting articles in the newsletter of the Washington On-Site Sewage Association do a good job explaining the risks lurking...

Vacuum excavation is the process of excavating and removing soil using high-powered vacuum suction, which transfers material to a debris tank. Water...