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Sewer work is a “learn by doing” industry — it doesn’t take a college degree, yet ongoing education and training is critical. Doheny Technical Institute offers hands-on field training for drain and sewer cleaners. “This isn’t an industry you can come in off the street and just automatically learn; it takes years of actually doing it,” says Mike Renner, director of marketing for Doheny Technical Institute. Trainers at Doheny Technical Institute have a minimum of 10 years’ industry experience. Many have considerably more. “Most of them have 25-plus years, and that gives us the ability to really dive into the knowledge, and I
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