Part Three: Focus on Designers In earlier segments of this series, we explored general questions homeowners ask onsite wastewater professionals, then specific questions geared to Installers. Now, Part 3 focuses on questions that Designers might be asked when approached by homeowners. Given the significant financial investment involved, it’s no surprise that homeowners come prepared with

Part Two: Focus on Installers In the onsite wastewater industry, the role of an Installer is vital. As the person responsible for turning plans into reality, you are the bridge between design and functionality. Homeowners rely on your expertise to ensure their septic system is installed correctly, efficiently, and within budget. Part 1 of this

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At WCOWMA, we’re always looking for ways to provide value to our members and their businesses. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with Jobber, the all-in-one business management software designed to help you streamline operations, enhance customer service, and grow your business.  How Does the WCOWMA Member Discount Work?As a member

With the Canada Post strike on going, we are unable to send the Winter 2024 Onsite Informer magazine by post at this time. While we plan to mail out copies once we are able to, a digital copy is available for download.

Working while cold can be generally unpleasant, but severe cold stress can also lead to hypothermia, which can be fatal. Cold stress can affect people working in cold or wet environments. Workers may show symptoms ranging from shivering to loss of consciousness. Hypothermia often happens so slowly that you don’t realize you’re in danger.  Reducing

For several months now, WCOWMA has been hearing concerns from pumpers about lack of access to receiving facilities. The latest issues have arisen in the Fraser Valley in British Columbia where pumpers in the Chilliwack area are limited in where they can haul wastewater from areas outside city limits. Receiving facilities are over capacity and

Bill C-18 and What it Means For You New Regulations in Canada The Government of Canada has enacted a new law called Bill C-18 (the Online News Act).  “The Bill introduces a new bargaining framework intended to support news businesses to secure fair compensation when their news content is made available by dominant digital news

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