Water Well Journal

That's the only way it's ever going to keep developing is if the sons and daughters take on their father's or grandfather's businesses. Jaclyn Giop in "Returning Home to Work", page 29 PUNCH LIST The January 2023 issue of Water Well Journal will kick off the new year by looking ahead and exploring diversification opportunities and include a feature story on recession-proofing your business. waterwelljournal.com 72 n December 2022 WWJ The groundwater industry is a service-based industry—take care of your customers, and you'll always have work. This is the keystone to longevity and growth for any company, but it often falls to the wayside when the rig turns on. Will Keyes, CWD in "WWJ Closeup", page 14 Preparing ahead of time to work in cold weather conditions requires both employers and employees to be aware of the specific hazards that cold weather adds to their job duties. Alexandra Walsh in "Preparing Workers for Winter Weather", page 44 With a quality training program, you can create a career advancement system that will change how your employees view your company. They will see you investing in their future and many will start to look at the work they do for you as a long-term career. John Fowler, CSP, CMSP in "Quality Training Can Lead to a Quality Career", page 25 My thoughts on geothermal for 2023 is it is going to be an amazingly busy year with tax rebates pushing 30 to 40 percent and even more for commercial in the state of New York. For most large housing projects, it wouldn't be smart for them to go any other way. Ricky Tompkins in "Busy, Busy, Busy", page 38 Not only were we improving the quality of a household's water, but we were also improving the quality of water in the community and the world one system at a time. Benjamin Strickland in "The Fruits of Filtration", page 10

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