Entries Tagged Education/Training

When Brady Jolly took over the management of Jolly Plumbing in 2014, the company — based in Wilder, Kentucky, just across the...

It’s that time of year where, with another school year ending, you typically see high school athletes holding ceremonies to sign letters...

In a 2021 survey from the career website Zippia, females made up only 3.5% of the plumbing workforce. This video showcases the...

In 2022, customer expectations are rapidly changing, and what worked before doesn’t necessarily work now. In this webinar, we’ll talk about how...

As a high school plumbing teacher at a technical school in Burlington County, New Jersey, I would like to provide some insight...

There is no picture-perfect template for managing a safety program. Everything that makes your company unique provides a reason to develop a safety strategy...

Jim Felker joins SJE as regional sales manager SJE welcomed Jim Felker as its newest regional sales manager. A 20-year industry veteran, he will...

Studies show that on average, about one-third of new employees quit their jobs within the first six months after getting hired. That’s...

Almost every business could use some website spring cleaning. Even a well-managed website eventually needs to be revamped with an updated interface,...

Imagine you could run a 200-employee business with millions of dollars of revenue with one simple spreadsheet. If you’re like many small-business...

This issue’s theme of location, leak detection and inspection is something that every plumber does in some way, but very few note...

As of 2021, 11% of women make up the construction industry, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. This is far less...

Times are changing. As day-to-day operations slug it out with the status quo, things around us are constantly changing. If you fail...

Plumbing in the Savannah, Georgia, area is almost synonymous with the Henry and Flanders families. Henry Plumbing itself dates from 1968, but...