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This newsletter has, obviously, become more of a quarterly + newsletter. While I had intentions of writing monthly last year, it just doesn't seem to happen, so in the Announcements Section below I provide some links to two website/blogs that you ca…
Here in the US the modelers, especially skilled and experienced ones are in short supply. While the design and specific analysis of a hydraulic model is best overseen by an engineer, much of the detail work can be developed by a good GIS type of per…
Excellent points. It is a bit concerning that in the US the Stimulus Bill really didn't contain as much in the way of water and wastewater infrastructure investment as we need. The EPA has estimated that here in the US repair and replacement in exis…
Tyler, thanks for the comments and taking alook at the newsletter. While I don't know exactly what you are doing as you prepare your workflows, I must admit that the swim lane discussion we had inspired my somewhat modified swim lane approach shown…
Marc, thanks for another great post. I enjoyed browsing your presentation on bulding an AM framework around a CMMS. I think this is very important to address in any EAM/CMMS implementation and can often be a paradigm shift for those involved, especi…
Wow, it has been a long time since I wrote one of these newsletters (October 08). In the months in between, I have been contacted several times by readers with questions mainly around Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) implementations…
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- Utility sector:
- Water Utility, Wastewater Utility
- Areas of specialization:
- Asset Management, Engineering, Operations and Maintenance, CMMS, Condition Assessment, Construction
- Company:
- Veolia Water North America
- Title/Position:
- Asset Management Project Manager
- Previous companies I've worked for:
- MWH Constructors
Robison Construction Inc
Stettler Supply
Hardey Engineering
Tucker Engineering
US Navy
- About me:
- I am interested in all topics related to sustainably maintaining water and wastewater services. Currently, I work on Asset Management topics for Veolia Water, including CMMS implementation, Operations and Maintenance Planning, and Capital Planning.
I also am the Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association, Asset Management Committee Chair and write a monthly newsletter on Asset Management topics. If you would like to join please sign up here: http://s-9j9tm-37347.sgizmo.com
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- Expertise requests, Requests to reconnect
- Website:
- http://ydesign72705.blogspot.com/
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PNCWA Asset Management Committee Newsletter #9
This newsletter has, obviously, become more of a quarterly + newsletter. While I had intentions of writing monthly last year, it just doesn't seem to happen, so in the Announcements Section below I provide some links to two website/blogs that you can review between newsletters. Also in this newsletter, there are some great links to articles and training video's that hopefully will help you develop your physical asset management program. Please feel free to email or use the… Continue
Posted on August 14, 2009 at 8:30am —
PNCWA Asset Management Committee Newsletter #8
Wow, it has been a long time since I wrote one of these newsletters (October 08). In the months in between, I have been contacted several times by readers with questions mainly around Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) implementations. Some have started projects during the past year and others are getting ready to move ahead. With that in mind, I have tried to focus the comments and articles featured here towards gaining the basic understanding of database design, documenting your… Continue
Posted on March 5, 2009 at 8:30pm — 2 Comments
Peak Water and You
In a recent Wired Magazine, there was an article about Peak Water, similar to the Peak Oil topic that is often discussed. As we near or pass Peak Water, are we personally doing our best to save water? Saving water is not only a low flow faucet or shower head, it includes the water it takes to create the products you use. The website below provides some great information and you can check out your W… Continue
Posted on November 4, 2008 at 11:00pm —
Four Stages on the Road to Underground Asset Management
I had an opportunity to co-author an article in the latest issue of Underground Infrustructure Management. The article discusses the fundamentals of Asset Management including highlight four key stages on the road to true asset management success.
Stage 1: Field Activities - Know what you have and what condition it is in
Stage 2: Analysis - Understand what is critical to achieving an appropriate Level of Service (LOS)
Stage 3: Planning - Prioritize what to fix first
Stage 4: Capital Program… Continue
Stage 1: Field Activities - Know what you have and what condition it is in
Stage 2: Analysis - Understand what is critical to achieving an appropriate Level of Service (LOS)
Stage 3: Planning - Prioritize what to fix first
Stage 4: Capital Program… Continue
Posted on November 3, 2008 at 9:30am —
Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association Asset Management Newsletter #7
Dear Waterspheres Reader,
I emailed out this copy of the Pacific Northwest Cleanwater Association, Asset Management Committee Newsletter the other day and thought I would post it here for waterspheres readers too. If you would like to get your own copy of this newsletter when it is mailed out, you can join the mailing list by going to the sign-up page at http://s-9j9tm-37347.sgizmo.com/. Thanks for r… Continue
I emailed out this copy of the Pacific Northwest Cleanwater Association, Asset Management Committee Newsletter the other day and thought I would post it here for waterspheres readers too. If you would like to get your own copy of this newsletter when it is mailed out, you can join the mailing list by going to the sign-up page at http://s-9j9tm-37347.sgizmo.com/. Thanks for r… Continue
Posted on October 28, 2008 at 12:08pm —
Comment Wall (23 comments)
- At 10:24am on February 23, 2009,
Waterspheres said… - Test comment.
- At 9:15pm on January 1, 2009,
Vikram Jain said… - Dear Marc,
Thanks for the warm welcome. A pleasure to be part of this group.
Also thanks for guiding us through this Site and helping us find the real talent.
I am sure to get good potential recruits from this Forum.
Look foward to long run association.
Regards
Vikram Jain
- At 8:38pm on December 17, 2008,
Tyler Foreman said…
- Hey Marc, are you in Indy this week?
- At 10:07am on December 9, 2008,
Tyler Foreman said…
- No worries Marc, I was just giving you a hard time. How have you been?
- At 8:47am on December 9, 2008,
Tyler Foreman said…
- Hey Marc, I enjoyed your atricle in UIM, nice work. By the way, what CMMS/Asset Management solution was used at the Richmond project in the case study? :)
- At 4:37pm on November 3, 2008,
Ryan Johnson said…
- Good article Marc!
- At 9:42pm on September 23, 2008,
Gord Henrich said… - Marc, glad to see the trailer for Liquid Assets posted. This will be great for the industry. Looking forward to cotributing to asset management and condition assessment discussions.
- At 7:29pm on September 23, 2008,
Phil Collins said… - HI Marc, - no, I'm not the guy. I have been an owner and manager of my own firm continuously for 25 years (1983). Claremont-Branan, Inc >>CBI Group, Inc. >> and now back returning the original name of the company to Claremont-Branan, LLC. Sub-units include CBG Search & City Job Boards. More information can be found on my profile on LinkedIn.com -http://www.linkedin.com/in/philcollinsatcbg. Today my primary focus is the executive search ar, CBG Search followed by further development of "strategically-focused" job boards such as MyWaterPlantJobs.com, SolidWasteJobs.com and a few more on the way. Thanks, Phil
- At 10:19pm on September 11, 2008,
Santhamohan said… - Thanks. I will try to pass it on to my colleagues
- At 1:48pm on August 29, 2008,
Oopali Operajita said… - I agree. Sustainability pretty much has to be a part of anything for the future generations!
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