# Inframark WWTP Report

- Summary: Ebensburg WWTP Monthly Report: February 2026 Date: March 23, 2026 Prepared by: Luke Byrne, Project Manager This report details the operations and maintenance of the Ebensburg wastewater treatment…
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Ebensburg WWTP Monthly Report: February 2026 Date: March 23, 2026 Prepared by: Luke Byrne, Project Manager This report details the operations and maintenance of the Ebensburg wastewater treatment facility for February 2026. Executive Summary & Operations Wastewater Treated: The plant treated a total of 27,549,100 gallons, averaging 983,896 gallons per day. Sludge Disposal: 8. 1 tons of dry sludge were sent to the landfill. Compliance: All samples collected in February were in compliance with regulations. Testing for pH, dissolved oxygen, and other parameters was conducted as scheduled. Maintenance & Repairs Staff completed 82 work orders during the month. Key activities included: Frozen Line Repair: The well water line froze due to extreme cold. Staff thawed the 2-inch line using warm water and installed a new hose bib. Plumbing modifications were made to isolate the headworks and centrifuge lines in case of future breaks. Pump Repairs: Packing flange bolts on sludge pump #1 were replaced after the old ones corroded. Process water pump #1 was pulled for evaluation due to recurring faults; a rebuild kit has been ordered. Grit Blower Rebuild: Grit blower #2 was taken out of service, rebuilt with new bearings and seals, and is now running well. Other Maintenance: Work included greasing decanters, cleaning screening units and UV channels, installing LED lights in the basement, and performing monthly safety inspections. Financial Update Maintenance Expenditures: Amazon: $1,086. 48 (Foot valve/blower/battery tenders/computer screen) The Meter Guy: $500. 00 (Annual meter calibrations) Lubrication Engineers: $190. 83 (Oil/grease) YSI: $223. 06 (Dissolved air probe cover) Long Barn: $181. 35 (Heat tape/tarp) Ace Hardware: $150. 80 (Heat tape compression fittings) Vevor: $142. 55 (Welding Cart) Tractor Supply: $69. 88 (Hose repairs/hose bib/well line) Wal-Mart: $49. 11 (Centrifuge liner hold downs/folders) Uni-mart: $42. 40 (Propane) Automation Direct: $54. 06 (UV fitting) Budget Caps: Maintenance Cap: $2,690. 52 spent this month; $23,806. 73 remaining balance. Sludge Cap: $6,823. 72 spent this month; $74,496. 24 remaining balance. Chemical Cap: No spending this month; $21,893. 58 remaining balance. Health & Safety There were no accidents in February. Personnel have worked 2,219 days (6 years and 2 months) without an accident or injury. Ongoing safety activities include weekly tailgate meetings, safety flash reports, and weekly process control meetings. Personnel The following staff members are certified for their roles: Randy Lauer (Operator II): PA Class A, E, Wastewater Subclass 1,2,3,4 Kyle Smiley (Operator III): PA Class A, E, Water Subclass 1,10,11,12; PA Class A, E, Wastewater Subclass 1 Tony Perott (Operator I): PA Class C, E, Water Subclass 1,6,7,8,12 Shawn Jones (Mechanic II): NA Joseph Pompa (Operator in Training): Training for PA DEP exam Cody Williams (Operator): PA Class E Water Subclass 12 Luke Byrne (Project Manager): PA Class A, E, Water Subclass 1,7,8,10,11,12; PA Class A, E, Wastewater