Oklahoma PRO Relies On New Technology And Trade Association Networking For Long-Lasting Success

Emphasis on improved management, use of new technology and networking through his trade association fuel growth and pay dividends for industry pioneer Dwayne Siegmann.
Oklahoma PRO Relies On New Technology And Trade Association Networking For Long-Lasting Success
Dwayne Siegmann, owner of Chem-Can Services Inc., is shown with an International vacuum truck from Mid-State Tank and a Jurop pump. The truck was built by CCSI.

In 1971, at age 21, Dwayne Siegmann knew the importance of working hard, long hours when he entered the portable sanitation industry by starting Chem-Can Services Inc.

It took a minor car accident in the mid-1980s for him to learn how to work smarter and manage better. The...

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