Entries Tagged Safety

Workers face many dangers in the underground world of wastewater. Sadly, the life of one young worker was taken last week when...

Optronics International, a manufacturer and supplier of heavy-duty LED vehicle lighting, released its new Uni-Lite LED clearance/marker lamps, displayed on trailers from...

Pipe bursting: It is a proven and routine method for pipe replacement, but the name alone conjures up images of danger....

Combination units are wonderful inventions that have positively contributed to modern sewer cleaning. These powerful jetting and vacuuming machines have transformed the...

It seems some job site hazards are just impossible to anticipate. But then again, are they? Take the case of a...

Few contractors consider sewer cleaning or lining jobs dangerous. Crews go out and perform routine tasks without giving much thought to the...

With its action to reclassify diesel exhaust as a known carcinogen, the World Health Organization has brought renewed interest to the...

For visual learners and visual workplace advocates, Graphic Products, Inc. has issued a free 5S infographic for websites, blogs and print media....

Safety should be a top concern on any job site. Sadly, it sometimes slips down the priority list. Bureau of Labor Statistics data...

Across the United States, noise pollution is not just an inconvenience – it is a safety concern and health hazard. No one can...

Over the years, sewer cleaning companies based in northern climates would come to Houston during the winter months, but AAA ...

Heavy rains over a short period led to massive flooding and the destruction of infrastructure around Duluth, Minn., in late June....

You never know what day will be your last. While we were preparing this issue of Cleaner, news surfaced of a fatal...

Most of us have been to the emergency room a time or two. We depend on quick access to medical care when...