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We have all heard that our industry had its beginnings in the shipyards during World War II—but how did this happen?

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Two PSAI members reminisce about the "joys" of painting wooden portable sanitation units. Learn about Spatz Paints, one of our association's early...

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A PSAI charter member helped make history as part of "Woodstock the Movie"

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Portable sanitation at the Daytona 500 evolved along with the race cars

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Woodstock ranks as one of the largest music festivals of its time. The 3-day event in August 1969 was expected to draw around 50,000 attendees, but...

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American motorcyclist Evel Knievel gained fame by jumping cycles over cars, buses, and other obstacles. But the Snake River Canyon proved to be an...

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Always striving to meet and to exceed the needs of the customer, early innovators such as Satellite Industries developed Crane Lift Units.

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PSAI members developed the first barrier-free portable sanitation units long before the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed.

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The 1961 U.S. Presidential inauguration of John F. Kennedy marked the first time that portable restrooms are recorded as being in use at an...

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As the 1980 Winter Olympics "Miracle on Ice" unfolded, portable restrooms were in use for the first time at the winter games. A long-time PSAI...

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The 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal were the first where we find evidence of the use of portable restrooms—and a PSAI member provided the units!

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One million spectators and 25 portable restrooms? What were they thinking?!

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