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Inside the October 2009 Issue

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Features

PRO Business: Yawn … It’s Monday Morning

Building vitality through good nutrition and exercise will keep employees healthier and ramp up productivity for your business

On Location: Swing for the Fences

Biff’s Inc. concentrates on stellar service providing portable sanitation for construction of the new Minnesota Twins ballpark

Cover Story: Shaping the Future

Involvement in trade associations and proposed regulation keeps Canada’s K. Winter Sanitation on the cutting-edge of a vital industry

Special Feature: See You at the Show

Special Feature: Gear Up For Safety

Keep the rubber gloves on while servicing restrooms and keep protective eyewear handy when the job demands it

Back at the Office: Check Your Web Site’s Pulse

If you haven’t looked at your company’s Web site with a critical eye since the day it launched, maybe it’s time to schedule an appointment for a checkup

Columns

From the Editor: Prepare for a Flu Outbreak

As an industry, we should take the lead in promoting best sanitation practices. And contractors should be ready to answer the call for more sinks and sanitizers.

Truck Corner: No Muss, No Fuss

Don’t think about ditching the oil catch muffler. It’s there to protect the environment and your ears.

Think Tank: Keep it Safe

Effective health and safety training keeps ’em running down the road

Industry News: Industry News

Engle Fabrication Receives Best of Sauk Award; Walex Receives Export Achievement Award

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