Portland Bureau of Environmental Services

Portland Bureau of Environmental Services

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Portland,Oregon 679 位关注者

We are the City of Portland's sewer and stormwater utility.

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Environmental Services - the City of Portland’s sewer and stormwater utility - protects public health and the environment by collecting and recovering resources from the city’s wastewater, managing stormwater, and restoring and protecting Portland’s rivers, streams, and watersheds.

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https://www.portland.gov/bes/
所属行业
环境服务
规模
501-1,000 人
总部
Portland,Oregon
类型
政府机构

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  • The news of Bob Sallinger’s?passing has deeply affected us here at Environmental Services. Bob's?relentless advocacy and dedication to protecting the landscapes and wildlife that define our region made him a familiar face and trusted partner to many of us.?We are heartbroken. ? Bob was ahead of his time, and his?impact extended far beyond any single organization or cause; his work to restore our rivers, protect habitats, and inspire conservation efforts across our watersheds was truly?transformative. His passion and vision helped shape many projects that will benefit future generations, reminding us of the profound power and importance?of conservation. We are honored to have worked alongside him and to?share in his vision and commitment to making Portland a healthier, more resilient place for people and wildlife alike. I extend my deepest condolences to Bob’s?family and to?all who had the privilege of knowing and collaborating with him over the years. His?powerful?legacy will resonate?with us and the landscape we love?for decades to come. - Dawn Uchiyama, Director of Environmental Services

    Bob Sallinger, 'the face of conservation in Portland,' dies suddenly at 57

    Bob Sallinger, 'the face of conservation in Portland,' dies suddenly at 57

    opb.org

  • Many of the improvements part of our Secondary Treatment Expansion Program (STEP) — the large improvement project at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment plant since the 1970s — are beginning to take shape. Highlights include two new, larger clarifiers to increase biological treatment capacity, a new biosolids processing facility with more effective extraction technologies, and new multi-use buildings and storage areas - all designed with sustainability of construction and operation in mind. STEP increases the capacity, resilience, and efficiency of the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant, advancing our mission to protect public health and the environment.

    • An aerial view of the two new, larger clarifiers at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant.
    • An aerial view of the new biosolids processing facility at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant.
    • An aerial view of the new multi-use and storage facilities with an ecoroof system at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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    The application period for the Wastewater Operator-in-Training program is open. Apply by the end of the day on September 30, 2024. A career in wastewater operations is in high demand, offering excellent employment prospects and job security. Qualified operators are needed in communities all around the country. This growing field presents many opportunities for career advancement and contributes to protecting public health and the environment. Learn more and apply at https://lnkd.in/gG3GvDWw

    • A graphic that says: Wastewater Operator-in-Training Program. Jumpstart your career with Environmental Services. By the end of the program, participants will have: knowledge of wastewater treatment plant equipment and processes; experience operating and troubleshooting complex treatment systems; professional certification through the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality; the potential to obtain full-time employment with Environmental Services as a journey-level wastewater operator.
  • To minimize traffic delays for the 47 truckloads of concrete, 15 craft workers, including four apprentices, began work at 3:30 AM this past Monday. A total of 465 cubic yards of concrete was poured for one of the final large concrete slabs for the Secondary Treatment Expansion Program (STEP) - the largest improvement project at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant since the 1970s. This pour was for our new SOLO (Solids Handling Load Out) facility. SOLO will replace the current 'sludge hoppers' and is part of a new biosolids processing complex that will add capacity and operational resiliency at the plant.

    • A dozen or more tradespersons work on pouring a large slab of concrete at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant at sunrise. There is a large concrete boom pouring the concrete that is coming in on trucks.
    • A dozen or more tradespersons work on pouring a large slab of concrete at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant at sunrise. There is a large concrete boom pouring the concrete that is coming in on trucks.
    • A dozen or more tradespersons work on pouring a large slab of concrete at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant at sunrise. There is a large concrete boom pouring the concrete and other construction equipment in the background.
  • It's #NationalInternDay, a day to thank and honor hardworking interns! ? Today was also our Annual Pretreatment Awards, where Environmental Services recognizes industrial customers who are?committed to protecting the environment and keeping our rivers, streams, and watersheds healthy. ? At the awards ceremony, Keon Kiser, an engineer trainee and intern at Environmental Services, presented to our award-winning industrial customers on?how industrial pretreatment facilities protect Portland's wastewater infrastructure and environment.

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