It’s always a good time to consider the importance of continuing education in the sewer and drain cleaning industry. For some states, classroom hours are a requirement for licensure renewal. For others, investing in continuing education is a personal and professional decision.Adherence to safety regulations and first-aid knowledge can be the difference between life and death, so it’s easy to argue the case for a simple CPR class. But continuing education should go beyond that and, done correctly, can lead to business growth. Ongoing training can increase employee certifications, inform of regulatory changes and improve code knowledge that might give you a competitive
The Hidden ROI of Continuing Education
Continuing education, online learning and attending a trade show can give your sewer and drain cleaning business — and employees — an edge up on the competition.
Mar 09, 2016 | by Anja Smith |
