Kimble Septic Tank & Porta-Pot Portable Toilets, Inc.

04/07/2021

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03/19/2021

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We have two open Positions! Head over to Indeed to apply!

Find your next great career opportunity at Kimble Septic

02/24/2021

Porta-Pot is seeking a dedicated and conscientious Full Time employee. Responsibilities will include delivery, pickup and maintenance of portable toilets. The ideal employee will be detail oriented and take pride in our fleet.

Requirements- clean driving record
Starting pay- $12/hr.
Shift time- M-F 9am - 5pm

Full time employees receive paid holidays and vacation time.

Please send resume to [email protected] or contact the office at 419-522-2084 with any questions.

*experience not required will train on site*

02/12/2021

Delivery, pick-up and service of portable restrooms

08/25/2020

For a limited time we are selling shirts! Sizes available are M, Lg, XL 2XL in yellow and Orange!
$15!
Get one while they last!

08/25/2020

MUST HAVE CDL WITH TANK ENDORSEMENT
Must be physically able to lift and drag 80lbs hoses on a regular basis.
Ability to dig as well as have mechanical knowledge.
WILL TRAIN ONSITE
(Pay can be negotiable by proof of experience)

08/18/2020

MYTH VS. FACT: Septic Edition-
Myth: You don’t need bacteria additives.
Fact: Bacteria in the septic tank are necessary to naturally break down waste.

07/13/2020

The ideal ratio of portable toilets to people on a construction site is 1 portable toilet for every 10 people.

07/03/2020

We are very grateful to be handling the Ontario Boom Festival! Everyone have a safe and Fun Holliday!

06/29/2020

The term Plumbing comes from the Latin term for “lead” (Plumbum) because the pipes were sealed with lead.

06/23/2020

Toilet paper was not always a common utility. It became widely available in the late 1400s. However, the actual mass manufacturing of toilet paper as we know it today only started in the late 1800s. Even then it was not the smooth luxury er have today, “Splinter Free” paper began being advertised in 1935.