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In the first of a series of blogs in which we showcase our expert team, we interview Dr. Steve Medcalf, Business Development Manager (Waste Water) at Biochemca Water Ltd, now part of Veolia Water Technologies UK.
With the ongoing spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the world is experiencing an unprecedented situation. At Biochemica Water Ltd our highest priority is the safety of our employees, customers and suppliers, however we also understand the need to maintain all core operations. The nature of our business means that the systems and services we provide are crucial to organisations with vital functions, such as the NHS, utilities, pharmaceutical and other key industrial manufacturing sectors.
All of our office-based staff are now working remotely to minimise travel and contact; all of our teams can still be contacted when needed via phone and email. Scheduled meetings will continue but will be conducted using teleconferencing facilities. Our engineers are still visiting customer sites to ensure that service delivery is maintained and will be complying with all additional safety measures put in place at each site.
Water technology expert Veolia Water Technologies UK (VWT UK) has acquired water and wastewater treatment specialist Biochemica Water Ltd. The move will see the organisation become one of the UK’s leading end-to-end suppliers to the municipal and industrial sectors – one of the few genuinely able to provide a complete technologies and services solution; covering process water, waste water, drinking water, sewage and sludge treatment , cooling water and hygiene chemicals.
On Monday 11th November our Managing Director John Fraser will, once again, have his flask held close to him in his sleeping bag, resting his head on the cold floor as he prepares for a night sleeping rough. Why? He will be taking part in the CEO Sleepout event at Preston Park Museum in Stockton.
The charity, which raises money to fight homelessness and poverty across the UK, was set up in 2013 by philanthropist Andy Preston after two successful sleepout events were held at Middlesbrough FC and Newcastle United. CEO Sleepout events are now hosted in a number of cities across the UK each year, with executives from Leeds, Manchester, London and Northumberland to take part before the end of 2019.
Biochemica is constantly changing and evolving and we‘re looking for people with big ambitions, hard skills and a positive attitude to join our ever-growing team.
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Biochemica Water are delighted to announce that we became Teesside Hospice Corporate Partner. The support we will be giving to the Hospice is going to help the organisation to deliver a quality service of care to more local people and their families.
Anne Cooling, Corporate Manager at Teesside Hospice said ‘It is with great pleasure that Teesside Hospice welcomes Biochemica Water Ltd as a Corporate Partner. This level of support is very much appreciated and is so important to ensure end of life care continues throughout Teesside.’
We are looking for professionals with passion, dedication and commitment to excellence and innovation who are interesting in contributing to regional development whilst supplementing their income in Assistance Account Manager/Service Chemist.
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Biochemica Water has received a six figure investment from NPIF – FW Capital Debt Finance.
The round was managed by FW Capital, part of the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund (NPIF).
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Each week we provide our customers with an industry update, to inform them what is going on in their industry. We have decided to publish this online for all to see.
If you like this we regularly provide industry updates on our LinkedIn feed.
Each week we provide our customers with an industry update, to inform them what is going on in their industry. We have decided to publish this online for all to see.
If you like this we regularly provide industry updates on our LinkedIn feed.
So, the question you all seem to be asking, what is the wastewater treatment process?
Wastewater treatment is one of our key offerings where we offer a solutions-based approach to treating effluent prior to discharge; from process design, plant and chemical programmes, to sludge management and water reuse.
If trade effluent is to be introduced directly into surface waters (rivers, streams, sea), a consent to discharge is generally required. Effluent discharged directly to sewers must also be kept within set parameters. This is why wastewater treatment is so important, it reduces the risk of financial penalties, plant closure or water pollution.
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Cooling tower internal packing needs to be inspected and cleaned regularly. Traditionally, the packing has to be removed, but this is costly. Here, we discuss how Biochemica Water has developed an alternative strategy to clean packs without removing them.
Due to Health and Safety regulations, cooling tower internal packing needs to be inspected on a regular basis and, depending on the level of fouling, cleaned to prevent scale and the potential growth of legionella bacteria. Traditionally cooling tower packing has been removed to be cleaned but this process is becoming increasingly costly.