International Institute of Sewer & Pipe Cleaning

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is equipment worn to minimize exposure to a variety of hazards.

You'll routinely need to lift heavy loads on the job. Get familiar with these basic lifting techniques so that you can do it safely.

Stay safe when lifting heavy loads! Follow these tips to prevent back pain and injury from lifting.

Chemical drain cleaners are a fact of life, but they can be dangerous. Be prepared to encounter them by following these safety tips.

Confined space entry is dangerous. Thorough training, planning, and preparedness will allow your team to take it on safely.

You can minimize the risk to workers in confined spaces with careful planning and preparation, thorough training, and proper procedures.

Let’s face it – sewer and drain cleaning is a dirty, nasty business. But precautions can be taken to minimize the risk of illness.

Any one of these hazards can cause injury or death. Be aware of all seven hazards while on the job and take every precaution to stay safe.

Working in trenches is inherently dangerous. Read this list of information you should know for trench safety.

Stay safe and reduce the risk of electrical shock by following these safety precautions.

Staying safe on the job is a drain cleaning technician's number-one priority. Follow these tips to use your cable machine safely.

Improperly wired electrical circuits can present unexpected jobsite dangers for the drain tech.