Does your public water system operator have the certifications, training, and experience required to safely manage your public water supply? Not all public water system operators are created equal. Here are some tips on what to look for when hiring a contract operator for your public water system: Public Water System Operator Certifications and Training Per New Hampshire law, a public…
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Are you drinking enough water? Chances are, you’re not. According to recent scientific research, most Americans don’t consume enough water. In fact, a 2016 Boston College study suggested that at least two-thirds of all Americans are coming up short when it comes to meeting their recommended daily water intake. How Much Water Should you Drink…
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Whether you’re managing a restaurant, manufacturing facility, hospital, or distillery, choosing the right commercial water system is critical to the success and sustainability of your business. Why? Because your water affects everything—from the quality of your product, to the life of your equipment, to the overall experience of your clients and employees. And poor water…
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The quality of your water affects its taste and smell, the food you cook, and how your skin and hair feel. In some cases, the quality of your water can pose a health threat to you and your family. And because water touches nearly every room in your home, it also affects how long your…
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Hiring the right public water system operator is critical to ensuring the safety of your water supply, managing and sustaining its long-term capacity, and complying with complex federal regulations and reporting requirements. Public Water System Challenges According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the majority of New England’s public water systems (PWS) are small—serving under…
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Recent test results show your household water contains elevated levels of arsenic. What should you do? Don’t panic. There are several techniques for removing arsenic from your home’s water. What is Arsenic and Where Does it Come From? Arsenic is a naturally-occurring element found in soils and rocks. Overtime, as soils and rocks erode and…
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Sold! Your new home passed all structural inspections and water testing. Six months later, you notice a subtle change in the taste of your water. Should you test your water again? The key to understanding your water and how it affects your family is to test it; but under what condition and how often should…
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Each day your home comes alive in a familiar way—your coffee maker brews its first pot, your shower helps energize sleepy family members, and your bathroom faucet is ready for the morning routines. What isn’t familiar is the list of minerals or contaminants coursing through your water pipes and into your home. Whether your water…
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When you turn on your faucet, bathe your child, water your lawn, or flush your toilet, you want to know that your water is safe and clean. You want water you can trust. Get a free water test Secondwind recommends testing for all issues, including health-related challenges like arsenic, uranium, radon, pfoa and bacteria. *Free water…
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Water is a fundamental resource that supports life and growth, but did you know that water quality can contribute to the overall success and sustainability of your business? There are many ways the quality of your water nurtures the health and well-being of your organization’s employees and business operations: Food and Beverage Quality and Safety…
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