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Hosted by Mike Price · business · EN · 30 episodes
Water Well Journal’s trade magazine offers the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast, a monthly podcast where groundwater professionals talk shop in the ever-evolving water well drilling and pump industry. Watch or listen to learn from the hardest working professionals providing one of life’s essential nutrients. Water well contractors, suppliers, manufacturers, National Ground Water Association leaders, and other industry professionals will provide educational and timely updates for those working in the water well, geothermal, environmental, and other groundwater markets.
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WWJ Industry Connected Podcast
It’s the 30th episode of the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast, and we’re joined by Rod and Sue Fogle of Fogle Pump & Supply Inc. in northeast Washington. We discuss the company’s recent transition to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan, operating in its region, investing in its employees, and more.
WWJ Industry Connected Podcast
It’s the 29th episode of the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast, and we’re joined by Jean Ndana, CSP, CIH, PMP, ASQ-CQE, of the Tools 4 Safety Titans newsletter . With June being National Safety Month, we discuss pinch point safety, new hire safety orientation, the three steps necessary before orientation, and more.
Episode #29
<p>It’s the 29th episode of the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast, and we’re joined by Jean Ndana, CSP, CIH, PMP, ASQ-CQE, of the Tools 4 Safety Titans newsletter. With June being National Safety Month, we discuss pinch point safety, new hire safety orientation, the three steps necessary before orientation, and more.</p>
Episode #28
<p>It’s the 28th episode of the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast, where we’re joined by Chuck Kile of Adapt Digital Solutions and Chuck the Contractor on YouTube. Kile discusses marketing to find labor help, the cultural shift needed in making the trades cool again, capturing industry knowledge before it leaves the building, and more.</p>
Episode #27
<p>It’s the 27th episode of the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast featuring Tanner Nielsen, ASP, of Yellow Jacket Drilling Services. As April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, Nielsen discusses the company’s dash cam usage, the company’s safety program, new hire safety training, and more.</p>
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