When I received my new card for certification as a Certified Professional Soil Scientist, I was shocked to see a new line on the card: Certified for 42 years.It was an eye-opening realization of how long I have truly been in the industry, but it also highlighted that during my entire career, I had earned at least 40 continuing education units every two years to maintain the necessary requirements.The bottom line? Although most states do not require a certification, many issue licenses based on certain contractor criteria. Regardless, continuing education and certification are vital to maintaining onsite industry professionalism and
Why Aren’t You a Certified Onsite Installer?
Certification and continuing education are vital to maintain professional — and personal — standards for the onsite industry. Are the minimum standards enough?
Sep 18, 2014
| by Jim Anderson, Ph.D. |
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