Entries Tagged Sludge Pump

Joining the U.S. Air Force led Mark Hierholzer to the clean-water industry. It has turned out to be a Hatfield-Award-winning career.

Replacing aging sludge pumps with a low-friction, low-maintenance design keeps a Maine sewerage district’s clean-water plant reliably and efficiently.

An advanced nutrient removal technology saves a plant in northeast Wisconsin from an expensive expansion and brings multiple benefits.

Maintaining your education is important, especially in a career that demands licensing exams. Prove you’re an expert operator by answering these questions and others from our Exam Study Guide Series.

The operations team helped design a new treatment plant and continuously optimize its performance in Springfield, Illinois.

Jim Boyer brings 30 years’ experience in coaching, teaching and mentoring to his role as utility superintendent in Spring Hill.

Cliff Church rebuilt his career from factory work to an award-winning job as reclaim water technician at the clean-water plant in Myrtle Creek, Oregon.

An award-winning Illinois water treatment plant succeeds with source water protection and through public education outreach to the farm community.

In this week's water and wastewater news, Arizona breweries gear up for a new competition, Iowa treatment plants tackle flooding, and the family of a man who died in a treatment plant accident files a lawsuit.

Senior operator Steve McTarnaghan came to the industry late but found a great outlet for his planning, mechanical and people skills.

An award-winning Michigan plant succeeds with hard work and strong community ties despite significant wet-weather flow, staff reductions and ongoing construction.

A small New Hampshire plant controls infiltration, maintains and replaces aging equipment and wins regional excellence award with help from a supportive town.