We'll show you how to reduce your risk of lost production caused by utility water systems. You count on your utility water systems to operate so consistently that you (almost) forget that they exist - until they fail to operate. Many central water treatment plants lack a complete set of redundant assets - that means that you have at least one single-point-of-failure.
When one of these assets fails, you may have to curtail production, close some of your buildings or shut down your entire plant. As a building manager, your staff understands how to run the physical plant - and you rely on contracted water treatment experts - because water is not your expertise - but it's the lifeblood of your facility.
When one of these assets fails, you may have to curtail production, close some of your buildings or shut down your entire plant. As a building manager, your staff understands how to run the physical plant - and you rely on contracted water treatment experts - because water is not your expertise - but it's the lifeblood of your facility.
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Our firm has a proven track record of providing high quality engineering consulting services and meeting the needs of our customers. We understand that maintaining or improving system reliability and availability is the primary objective of our customers, and we provide technically sound, practical solutions in a timely and cost-effective manner.
If your plant continues to have failures and off-spec performance of your utility water systems, it may be because you have unknowingly set the wrong expectations - in short, you have "cultivated a culture of danger." Lack on-line water quality analyzers, centralized data acquisition, automated blowdown control, automated chemical feed and control.
The absence of a root cause investigation and implementation of corrective action dramatically increases the risk of a future failure of the replacement component! Our investigation includes a review of historical operating data, review of the metallurgical analyses and discussions with operating personnel and the chemical supplier service representative.
Are you receiving value from your water treatment chemical supplier? Water treatment for commercial and industrial facilities is a service-based business, and the metrics for evaluating the quality of the service are often poorly defined. Some clients choose to purchase this service based on a prior relationship or a request for proposal; other clients choose to qualify bidders and release a specification to select a supplier.
We offer customized technical training and one-on-one coaching for operations personnel to improve their competency in monitoring water-related utility systems and maintaining system reliability. Our classroom training requires student participation to confirm their understanding of the basic technical concepts as well as methods to diagnose abnormal operating conditions, identify the root causes of problems and implement corrective actions.
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