Entries Tagged TrojanUV

Jeff LeMay builds a winning culture and sustains high performance by working closely with staff, regulators and his industry association

When Wade Lagle finds a career he likes, he sticks with it. That’s why he’s been in the wastewater industry since high school.

A series of incremental efficiency improvements add up to substantial savings for a clean-water plant in northeastern Illinois.

A Kentucky water district handles everyday operations and frequent plant upgrades through common-sense approaches and staff ingenuity.

A Kansas operations team reduced effluent nitrogen and phosphorus with simple process adjustments and avoided a $6 million investment in a new clean-water plant.

Operator of the Year Tom Herbert takes care of treatment for a turkey plant and its small Utah city. He also finds time to indulge a passion for flying.

Brian Boyle and two homegrown colleagues ring up consistent success in quality effluent and trouble-free plant performance.

In a career of more than three decades, Rey Davila excelled as an operator, team leader, and trainer to his team members and others.

Fairfax County project wins a sustainability award in the design stage for innovative methods used in switch from hypochlorite to UV disinfection.

A Tennessee facility team rewrites the playbook on nutrient removal to clear the way for a plant expansion essential to economic growth in its community.

Michele Higdon credits much of her success to the Southern Indiana Operators Association. She says thanks by giving back as a volunteer.

The Shelbyville clean-water plant team rides do-it-yourself efforts to energy savings, high performance and industry recognition.

A California city goes all-in on recycling with tertiary-treated water for irrigation and a nutrient harvesting system that solved a struvite problem.

Heather Phillips was a consultant who helped design the water resource recovery facility in the Kansas community where she is now operations manager.