We often stress the importance of certification courses and continuing education in an onsite septic career. And while that holds true, there’s nothing that can take the place of what is gained by experience in the field. The technical and site-specific nature of installing onsite systems — from navigating difficult soils to proper pump selection — means that success hinges on the reliable transfer of knowledge. This is where mentorship becomes indispensable. Having a mentor builds essential skills, relationships, and a sense of belonging for younger workers, ultimately ensuring that critical industry knowledge gets passed on to the next generation of
5 Articles to Help Strengthen (Or Start) Your Mentorship Program
Fostering bonds between new and experienced employees ensures industry knowledge gets passed on, and creates a strong and connected team












