Inside the August 2024 Issue of Treatment Plant Operator
From Lagoon to Mechanical, Dustin Preheim and Team Made It Happen
Involvement with a new clean-water plant from drawing board to operation helped Dustin Preheim achieve excellence in biological nutrient removal.
Product Focus: Headworks and Biosolids Management
It takes more than just a little extra to take an organization, public or private, from the merely good to the stratosphere of performance
Here’s a Way to Keep Infrastructure Data Current for Field Times
MapViews software helps utilities keep geographical information on assets up to date for field teams and formulate sound capital investment plans
One Big Clog. One Huge Remedy.
An innovative high-velocity pipe cleaning system makes sure raw water flows to a drinking water treatment plant on Wisconsin’s Lake Winnebago
Want to Build a Gateway to Water Careers? Teach the Trades.
Nashville Water Services helps meet its need for qualified team members with an apprenticeship program developed in-house
Reliable Water Supply in a Desert City? Diversity Is the Key.
The Arizona desert city of Mesa builds a diverse portfolio of water resources that include wastewater reclamation, groundwater recharge, and water rights exchanges
Will AI Replace Skilled Operators? These Experts Doubt It.
While research suggests AI can help enhance treatment performance, it can’t function effectively without the intimate involvement of process engineers and plant operators
Case Studies: Headworks and Biosolids Management
Product News - August 2024
Product Spotlight - Water: Condition assessment service helps water utilities stay on top of issues
Product Spotlight - Wastewater: Mass spectrometer keeps tabs on heavy metals
Industry News - August 2024
To Connect With Customers, Let Them Tell Their Stories
A Florida utility’s campaign involving homemade videos has residents talking about their unique perspectives on the value of water in their lives.
Lee County Proves It: Nothing Drives Performance Like a Well-Educated Team
Quality effluent at Lee County’s two water reclamation facilities starts with recruiting top talent and delivering rigorous training.
One Water: This Vermont Team Does It All!
The team in Winooski takes care of wastewater, drinking water and stormwater with four people, a frugal budget, and nearly a century of combined experience.