AC21 - A Cloudy Future Becomes Clear: Sustainable O&M Collection System Processes
Recorded On: 06/07/2021
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CWEA Contact Hours: 1.2 contact hours towards CWEA's Collection System Maintenance, Environmental Compliance Inspector, Mechanical Technologist and Electrical & Instrumentation Technologist certifications.
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc with wastewater collection system O&M. Eighty-plus utilities adopted Internet of Things technology for to predicting/prioritizing maintenance to reduce SSO threats. Monitoring and predictive analytical software reveals early-stage blockage formation and prioritizes workflow. Case studies cite how utilities overcome pandemic challenges with higher productivity and SSO prevention.
Learning Objectives:
Discuss how current O&M processes are vulnerable in crises like COVID-19.
Define qualify and quantify productivity gains through technology adoption.
Assess current practices and develop strategies to implement sustainable change.
Jay Boyd
Director of Market Development
ADS Environmental Services
Jay Boyd is the Director of Market Development for ADS Environmental Services. He has 39-plus-years’ experience developing technology solutions for process optimization. He has brought dozens of technologies the market over the course of his career. Beyond his bachelor’s degree in Biology, he’s done extensive graduate studies in business and technology development. He’s also earned Dale Carnegie® training Instructor Certifications.
He is regular speaker at national and state conferences and has published papers in leading industry journals including WE&T, MSW Magazine, Water & Wastes Digest, WaterWorld, I&I Magazine, Pumps & Systems, Clear Waters (New York) and FWRC Journal (Florida) on subjects including Cleaning Optimization, I&I Assessment, Technology-Based SSO Mitigation, Advanced Collection System Odor Control, and Wastewater Internet of Things.
Jay is a WEF member and active on the WEF Intelligent Water Technology Committee. He is also a member of the California Water Environment Association member.
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