Jake Kowalczyk

Helping Mining Operations Achieve Compliance, Sustainability, and ESG Goals Overview Mining operations face complex water treatment challenges. Wastewater streams often contain dissolved metals (iron, manganese, etc.), cyanide, acidity, and suspended solids — each with its own regulatory and environmental risks. As global discharge limits tighten, site managers and compliance officers are seeking reliable, field-proven solutions …

Prepare for the 5th Liter Sample The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has made important updates to the Lead and Copper Rule (LCRR), and one change in particular—the adoption of the 5th liter sampling protocol—is poised to significantly impact how water systems across the country monitor and manage lead levels in drinking water. What’s Changing? …

Ethylene oxide (EtO) is widely used to sterilize medical devices and equipment that can’t tolerate high temperatures or moisture. While highly effective as a sterilant, EtO is also classified as a carcinogen and must be tightly controlled to protect public health and comply with evolving environmental regulations. In response, hospitals, laboratories, and sterilization service providers …

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are a major concern in many industrial and commercial environments. These organic chemicals easily vaporize into the air, often originating from solvents, fuels, paints, and industrial processes. Without effective treatment, VOCs contribute to poor indoor air quality and can present serious health and environmental risks. Facility managers and engineers need reliable, …

In many industrial environments, ozone isn’t just a byproduct—it’s a hazard. From water treatment facilities to electronics manufacturing and printing plants, ozone can be emitted during routine processes. When not properly mitigated, these emissions pose serious risks to both worker health and environmental safety. Industrial plant managers, environmental engineers, and compliance officers alike are searching …