We’re seeking a Water Treatment Plant Service Engineer
We’re a rapidly expanding water treatment company which has been providing customers with a thorough, high-quality service for the past 25 years. We specialise in providing water solutions for customer applications and provide them with bespoke solutions for any water treatment issues they may have.
Like all industries, the water treatment industry has experienced its fair share of changes over the years. Who better to explain these changes than one of our senior design engineers, Ray O’Leary, who’s been in the industry for more than 30 years.
We all know that not using pure process water for manufacturing processes can lead to poor quality products. But what many businesses don’t know, is that it’s really simple to prevent this from happening with the right water treatment equipment and advice.
Water plays an integral part in product quality. Poor water quality = poor end product.
However, assessing how clean your water is isn’t as simple as turning on a tap and seeing how clear it looks. It takes considerable insight to assess the true state of your commercial water supply, not to mention the relevant equipment.
We have a 98% success rate with our water treatment customers
Most organisations say how good they are, but how many of them can back it up?
Fortunately, for our existing and potential customers, we can do both with confidence. And it’s all thanks to our 98% success rate, which we’re incredibly proud of and have managed to retain for the last 20 years.
What do you do when your water treatment plant is no longer fit for purpose?
It’s not uncommon for businesses to have water treatment plants on their premises that are out of sync with their outputs.
Hard water has a lot to answer for, especially when you look at the significant impact it can have on manufacturing processes.
Working with hard, or sub-standard, water can increase plant downtime and operating costs and decrease quality and energy efficiency levels.
Using untreated water from a private supply can pose a risk to health. While using mains water for manufacturing can sometimes lead to a multitude of operational issues that can be time-consuming and costly.
How does reverse osmosis work?
Believe it or not, reverse osmosis (RO) really isn’t as complex as it sounds.
We’ve been proud members of the Made in Yorkshire (MIY) network for the past 2 years. It’s a fantastic way to meet other manufacturers from the region, sharing our expertise and learning for mutual benefit. It’s also a great way to meet and reach out to new customers and suppliers.
