IS YOUR FACILITY IN VIOLATION?

Fluid Resource Management specializes in helping clients facing violations and fines by regulatory agencies get back into compliance. Our compliance specialists work with clients and regulators to determine why the facility is in violation, remedy the areas of non-compliance and participate in negotiations to reduce or eliminate fines. Once a facility is no longer in violation, FRM can create master sampling and reporting schedules and train facility staff to facilitate continued compliance.

INTERIM STAFFING

For the past two decades, Fluid Resource Management has assisted municipal and privately-owned water and wastewater systems by providing emergency and interim operations and maintenance staff when they are faced with:

· Staff exposure to COVID and quarantine requirements
· Operator turnover
· The inability to find qualified staff
· Operator or maintenance technicians out on medical or family leave
· Unforeseen emergencies or illness

During the interim operation, maintenance or management of a facility, FRM can provide the following services:

· Qualified and licensed operations, maintenance and compliance staff and a Chief Plant Operator (CPO)
· A system-wide evaluation
· Comprehensive review of facility procedures and maintenance schedules
· Staff training
· A compliance assessment that includes review of facility permits, sampling, reporting and any fines and violations
· Assistance with hiring new staff
· Implementation of sustainable practices

SERVICE GUIDE

FRM specializes in water, wastewater, winery and stormwater system operation, maintenance and management. Our highly-specialized and licensed staff provide operations, maintenance, mechanical, controls, compliance and design/build services and emergency response 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year for facilities across California.

This catalog is a comprehensive overview of services that we offer by industry.

Fort mojave reservation

The Fort Mojave Indian Tribe reservation spans more than 42,000 acres across California, Arizona and Nevada.  The Tribe’s infrastructure serves more than 1,400 individuals and includes 2 casinos, a water system, wastewater treatment plant and 48 lift stations.  At the end of 2019, Fluid Resource Management’s Operations Division was contracted to help the Fort Mojave Tribal Utilities Authority (FMTUA) find a way to make their operations more sustainable and to be able to remotely monitor plant operations and maintenance to ensure compliance with regulatory agency requirements and train facility staff.  Watch our latest video to learn more about this project!