Water program management.
Clear & Simple.
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.
Who We Work With
Rules are changing and
demand is surging
- Federal Compliance Standards
- Additional State Compliance Standards
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.
“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
Drinking Water Safety in Schools: Montana joins the growing movement
On January 7th, Montana joined 14 other states and the District of Columbia in protecting children’s health by requiring school districts to test drinking water for lead. State environmental health [...]
eBook Key Takeaways: Water Usage
This is the third in a series of posts highlighting key takeaways from our latest eBook, Best Practices: Water Management Programs For Facilities, outlining insights from our section on water [...]
eBook Key Takeaways: Legionella Monitoring & Prevention
This is the second in a series of posts highlighting key takeaways from our latest eBook, Best Practices: Water Management Programs For Facilities. Today we’re diving into Section 2, Legionella [...]
EPA Proposed Revisions to the Lead & Copper Rule
On October 10th, EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler announced the long-awaited proposed revisions to the Lead and Copper Rule (LCRR) which was promulgated nearly 30 years ago under the Safe Drinking [...]