We put ourselves in tight spots to care for our system
Crossposted from WTD Clean Water Stories
At 6’2”, Randy Westendorf fit right in as a linebacker for the University of Colorado football team. Imagine that same man, now a facilities inspector working for King County Wastewater Treatment Division (WTD), squeezed into a 48” wide manhole. That visual caught the eye of a coworker, and became a feature in an industry organization’s annual calendar.
What was Randy doing in that manhole, anyway?
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