A few years ago, Olivia Ohm was studying at North Dakota State University, not exactly sure what she wanted for a career.
Then she spent a summer working for her father’s business, Ohm Excavating. “I really started to like it,” says Olivia, 24, youngest of Chris Ohm’s three daughters (he also has two sons). “So I chose to do this full-time and started getting my certifications.”She is now certified as an onsite system installer, designer, inspector and maintainer. “She runs the equipment, the backhoe, the skids, she’s right there in the trenches,” says her father. “She does it all.”Her dad recalls
