Education/Training

Don’t overlook even the shallowest of trenches. Stay safe on the job site by following this advice.

Train your employees thoroughly on how you want your company represented via email and over the phone

Respect the dangers that exist in confined spaces and plan accordingly

Keeping a regular blog can be especially valuable for service companies

After two successful runs, third WEQ Fair being planned for October

Make sure the customer’s thinking lines up with yours before a job begins. Otherwise you could be paying the price in lost revenue and a damaged reputation.

Rescue crews in Nebraska needed almost seven hours to free the worker from the narrow, unstable trench

Training can seem like a wasted expense when an employee leaves, but that doesn’t mean you should stop making the investment.

With better data, sewer maintenance is safer and more efficient

Turn your idea of mentorship upside down and picture experienced workers learning from the younger generation.

Listening to business podcasts when you’re on the road can spark new ideas and teach you something new every day.

Regardless of your position, the only way to improve is to stay hungry for education.