Imagine you buy a house and on the day you’re to move in it is half finished and teeming with construction workers.
That’s a bit like what Justin Myers experienced in 2017 when he stepped in as operations superintendent at the Little Patuxent Water Reclamation Plant in Howard County, Maryland.
“They were building a whole new Class A biosolids facility,” he recalls. “They were literally just putting the walls up for the digesters. I came in at the beginning of that three-year project.” It’s not as if he didn’t see the challenge coming; he envisioned his new role as a learning experience and
