The Importance of Quality Assurance in Home Water Treatment Whether it’s your favorite restaurant, store, or car dealership, it’s likely that at some point, you’ll feel a need to make a complaint, return something, or ask to have something replaced. No matter how hard they try, every business encounters problems that need to be addressed.…
You understand that water is important to your business. And if you’re a facility’s manager like Doug Lear of Franklin Pierce University, you never make any assumptions about the quality and safety of your drinking water. You perform regular sampling, keep your system well-maintained, and do what it takes to ensure your PWS supplies safe,…
Owning a public water system requires more than simply taking water samples and complying with state and federal requirements. A PWS—like any complex mechanical system—needs ongoing monitoring, maintenance, and management. But, all too often, many PWS owners are so busy taking care of the daily needs of their business, school, or organization, they don’t think…
If you own or manage a public water system (PWS), you have a responsibility to maintain the quality and safety of the drinking water it provides. This isn’t as easy as it seems. In addition to complying with complex federal and state regulations and reporting requirements, you must properly maintain your public water system to…
PWS Customer Profile: With help from Secondwind’s NH-Certified Public Water Systems Operators, the tenants in a busy New Hampshire plaza were able to keep their doors open during a recent water emergency. Hiring the right public water system operator is critical to ensuring the safety of your water supply, managing and sustaining its long-term capacity,…
Food and beverage manufacturers can never underestimate the importance of water quality. Pure, contaminant-free water is critical to the manufacturing process, whether you’re producing chocolate, soup, or wine. In this month’s blog, we discuss the role of water in food and beverage production and what you can do to maintain a safe, high-quality water supply.…
You own or operate a public water system and have worked hard to stay in compliance with local and federal safe drinking water standards. But you shouldn’t stop there. There are 15 other common contaminants that can affect the taste and aesthetic quality of your drinking water and wreak havoc on your delivery system and…
Every part of your business is touched by water in some way—from the coffee you brew in your cafe, to the linens you wash at your hotel, to the commercial boiler you use at your manufacturing facility. And the quality of your water directly impacts your bottom line. In this month’s blog, we discuss four…
Operating a public water system comes with a tremendous responsibility. In addition to complying with complex federal and state regulations and reporting requirements, you must properly maintain your public water system to protect your equipment and ensure its continued reliability. An important part of maintaining your PWS is taking good care of your pump house.…
We live in a time when, following a couple of online searches, we can find the lowest price for virtually anything we want or need to purchase. Why would you want to buy a widget for $6 when you can get one for $4 on Amazon.com? While this price-centric strategy makes sense when buying a…