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An overdue revolution: How technology is transforming waste management
Artificial intelligence and other digital tools offer a host of benefits to haulers, including streamlined, safer operations.
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Bureau of Labor: Fatality rate increased for waste collection in 2023
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows a significant increase in the fatality rate for refuse and recyclable materials collectors.
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Electrical Safety Foundation partners with the Recycled Materials Association on a safety campaign to warn drivers about the dangers of overhead power lines.
Waste Connections Q3 income up over 2023
CEO of North American waste and recycling firm says “incremental acquisitions” are contributing to the company’s revenue and income growth.
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Prepare for accident investigations and lawsuits using protected communications, thorough investigations and safety best practices.
WM, Teamsters reach agreement in Illinois
New contract will cover Waste Management workers in and around Swansea, Illinois, about 20 miles southeast of St. Louis.
WasteExpo 2024: McNeilus showcases electric offerings
WasteExpo booth spotlighted Volterra ZSL, ePTO and Meridian Front Loader.
WM, Teamsters agree on contract in Nevada
Five-year agreement in the Reno, Nevada, area covers some 250 WM employees.
NWRA, Together for Safer Roads expand fleet safety program to independent haulers
Focus on Fleet Safety Training Program has been expanded to include independent haulers in the waste and recycling industry.
Under wraps
Boca Raton, Florida-based Coastal Waste & Recycling builds its brand while rewarding drivers through a purposeful truck-wrapping initiative.
NWRA announces 2024 Driver of the Year and Operator of the Year winners
The awards recognize drivers and operators from member companies who prioritize safety, NWRA says.
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