Editorial Articles

StormX from Storm Water Systems

NASSCO aims to supplement its Jetter Code of Practice Manual with a video that explains and demonstrates proper cleaning methods

The economy may be struggling, government budgets may be tight, but large layoffs of public-sector workers are not by definition something to celebrate

A homemade device enables a sanitary authority in southern Oregon to retrieve objects in 8-inch sewers without having to call in a vacuum truck

Clean Water Services keeps in step with strict regulations by allocating the right equipment to the job and encouraging team members to contribute ideas

SPX Offers Wastewater Treatment Brochure; Super Products Launches Product Web Site ; Federal Signal Names VP, GM for Vactor, Guzzler; Dvirka and Bartilucci Promote Raab to VP; LMK Technologies Expands Engineering Capabilities; Reed Manufacturing Adds Foreign Language Web Pages; Flow International Launches Web Site; ISCO Receives Workplace Safety Award; Vacall Introduces Virtual Walkabout; RapidView IBAK Forms Technology Partnership; MaxLiner Launches Web Site

Bore planning software from Vermeer Corp. helps boost confidence for operators completing horizontal directional drilling projects

A sprayed-on structural coating enables rehabilitation of large stormwater pipes without traffic disruption and at major cost savings

A Minnesota group plans to develop its own educational program on the importance of maintaining water and wastewater infrastructure

Spot checks enable the City of Glendale to get to the root of SSO problems. Staff members take pride in their field responsibilities, training and certification

Peopl/Awards, Learning Opportunities, Calendar

Managers who need better ideas to improve performance should identify and nurture the innovators and risk-takers on their teams

Model 636-S from TV Ferret

PACP has become the industry standard in TV data collection. Now the industry must ensure that the standards are met consistently.

Water loss is gaining ever more attention as a serious problem. What innovative steps are you taking to detect and stop leaks?

Featured products of November

A small Ohio city stretches its budget by building synergies between departments and selecting equipment that gives a bigger bang for the buck

A nine-month turnaround of an Alabama county’s water system combines main inspection, leak repair and a tough-but-fair approach to billing

A real-time wireless system in manholes monitors sewer levels and helps prevent overflows in a northeast Florida city