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Chance Of A Lifetime

Ken Reynolds welcomed a challenge and led his team through a transition from an aging conventional plant to a sophisticated membrane facility.
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Chance Of A Lifetime
The staff at the water treatment plant in Alcoa (shown in the pumphouse) includes, from left, Dave Shannon, Ken Reynolds, Kenny Blair, Dorothy Rader, James McCarter, Paul Phillips, Phillip Bull, Mike Jenkins and Russell Whitehead.

On one hand it wasn’t easy switching from an old, familiar conventional water treatment plant to brand-new technology. On the other hand, it was an opportunity that comes along perhaps once in a generation — an opportunity many operators never get.

So Ken Reynolds embraced the...

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