Lead program compliance made better.
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Rules are changing and
demand is surging
Are you ready?
Safe drinking water is becoming a national priority. While individual states are taking the lead in rewriting water regulations and federal regulators are actively considering new measures, the impact of these changes can result in a resource and cost burden on program managers that are tasked with executing programs that keep lead out of the drinking water supply.
New Rules
Need New Tools
With 120WaterAudit’s software, kits and managed services you can manage and execute water quality programs that scale, save operational resources and most importantly help managers improve public health outcomes through the management of these point of use programs.
“Through utilizing 120WaterAudit we have been able to decrease our turnaround time of customer tap fulfillment from 4 months to 15 days. In addition, the real-time data we receive for all of our lead events is instrumental in the execution of our LCR, LSLR and customer test request programs. ”
Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority
Stories & Articles
Amygdala and Me: What’s Your Lead EQ?
In a recent LinkedIn article by George Hawkins, he discusses the top issues both utilities and service providers should focus on when implementing change. Developing a consumer request program for [...]
Whose Line is it Anyway? The Customer Service-Lead Test Debate
As the great Simon Sinek suggests, begin with why. Why is taking lead seriously so important for a city? Yes, a city. Lead prevention is not just a utility issue [...]
Data Management: The Linchpin of Lead and Copper Compliance and Telling the Story
“Do not be afraid of work that has no end.” Scott Harrison, CEO and founder of Charity:Water, ended his new book Thirst with this rabbinic adage. Charity:Water raises money to [...]
Imagine a Day Without (Safe) Water
Wednesday, October 10 was Imagine a Day Without Water, a national awareness campaign that for a single day aims to make people think about how difficult, if not nonexistent, life [...]