Our Industrial Wastewater Treatment Services include:

  • Providing Oversight For Any Class Industrial Wastewater Facility

  • Class D Certified Operator is Certified to Operate:

    • Class A-SO

    • Class A

    • Class B

    • Class C

    • Class D: wastewater treatment plants

  • 24/7 On-Call Consulting

  • State or Municipal Required Sampling

  • Streamlining Current IWW Systems

  • Prepare and Submit Monthly Reports

  • Training New and Current Operators

  • NPDES Permitting / Water Quality Standards Applications ›

  • Pretreatment

  • Wastewater Treatment Plant Operation & Maintenance

  • Compliance Negotiations

Class D Certified Industrial Wastewater Services

KERAMIDA offers Class D Certified Operator industrial wastewater treatment services to a diverse portfolio of clients.

We provide oversight and on-call services, as needed, to support industrial wastewater treatment plant operations and assist with the preparation, certification, and submittal of MMR and DMR reports. Services include:

  • wastewater treatment system inspections

  • wastewater & stormwater sample collection and analysis

  • advising clients on procedures & operations

  • providing oversight, direction, and training to wastewater treatment plant operators at clients’ facilities

Bringing a broad base of knowledge and exposure to a multitude of wastewater treatment systems, we provide clients with trusted support to make systems more efficient and effective, and achieve compliance.

Our trained professionals are experienced in a variety of facilities including steel manufacturing, lead smelting, auto parts manufacturing, brick manufacturing, food production, engine manufacturers, construction, industrial laundry and more.

What our clients are saying:

“I was on a North America conference call yesterday with all of our EOHS people from all our facilities, when a fellow from Bowling Green, Kentucky mentioned that he was using KERAMIDA for a project on their Waste Water Treatment. Another fellow from the Cambridge, Ohio facility spoke up during the call and confirmed that you guys do excellent work. We here at Richmond continue to speak highly of you.”
— Major International Home Goods Company (Compliance Work)
“Thanks for your invaluable input yesterday. We look forward to working with you to positively resolve this situation.”
— Regional Manager for Major National Corporation (NPDES Permit Petition for Administrative Review)

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