TUS provides in person training to the local operators for all ANTHC conducted projects, as well as O&M Manuals, and provides project call back support. Our statewide program trains utility system operators in hands-on classes with experienced instructors.

In cooperation with other departments, TUS supports communities by providing water treatment system analysis, design and construction plan reviews, pre-final inspections, O&M manuals and construction skills training.

TUS’ experienced staff is often called upon to assist operators with difficult repairs and to help troubleshoot operations and maintenance (O&M) problems. Although uninterrupted service is our primary goal, TUS also provides emergency assistance to water and sewer systems. In an emergency, the operator should first contact their RMW. If unable to assist, RMW’s will contact TUS for additional support.

TUS installs remote monitoring systems for water treatment plants to monitor system temperatures, pressure, flow rates, fuel burn rates, vacuum sewer operations, push notifications of alarm conditions and data storage to prevent catastrophic failures and enhance remote support and troubleshooting. Data collected from remote monitoring systems can also be used for future energy optimizations. For more information, please visit: https://anthc.bmon.org/map/