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Home » Growing Through a Generational Shift in Drilling, Trades
In episode 10, anchor Brock Yordy wraps up his three-part series on bringing younger generations into drilling and construction, then interviews professor Jim Smith of Ontario’s Fleming College.
“We just need the younger generation to say, ‘I could be doing this.’ We need to make the industry something that people seek after, fight to get involved in.” Smith says. Smith’s school produces dozens of trained drillers each year.