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DOPEandTAPE
Dope Tape
163 episodes
2 days ago
Just some sprinkler guys trying to start a conversation
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DOPE and TAPE ep159 MARVET
DOPEandTAPE
58 minutes 1 second
4 months ago
DOPE and TAPE ep159 MARVET

This episode of the Dope and Tape show is a lively discussion between Brian, Bobby, and Raquel, a fan favorite, three fire protection professionals, with a focus on the importance of professional development and continuous learning in their field. They delve into the value of certifications like NICET, emphasizing that it's an individual's responsibility to invest in their own career growth. They share personal anecdotes about their dedication to learning, like Brian staying up all night to complete his OSHA 30 and Bobby's commitment to reading code books in the truck. They also discuss the pros and cons of using CPVC versus steel in fire sprinkler installations, with Brian sharing a story about a CPVC recall that reinforced the importance of experience and networking in the field. The conversation touches on the challenges of running a fire protection business, including dealing with demanding clients and the need to assert oneself professionally. They express frustration with individuals who lack ambition and settle for mediocrity, stressing the importance of a strong work ethic and continuous improvement.

DOPEandTAPE
Just some sprinkler guys trying to start a conversation