Safety Articles

Trench collapses claim about 30 workers a year.

A Rooter-Man of Pittsburgh cited for 9 violations, faces $174,000 in penalties.

61-year-old worker was installing residential sewer line in 8-foot-deep excavation

Husband-and-wife team makes a successful — and lucrative — leap from drain inspection to hydroexcavation.

World day of celebration recognizes the vital role clean water and sanitation play in global health

Eight-day trip will include helping local tradesmen install new toilets and shower cubicles

Discover how new technology can take your plumbing business to the next level

Shifting sand, debris complicate 13-hour rescue effort

Working outside in frigid temps can be dangerous. Here are some tips to get you and your plumbing team through the winter.

As the New Year approaches, we count down some of the top stories on plumbermag.com.

Training and education manager leads technical webinar for contractors, designers and wholesalers

Without a safety net, you could be liable for employee medical bills and lost wages

As a residential plumber, your life and that of your customers depend on it

Converted wet/dry vac substitutes for smoke machine