Water & Wastewater
Utility asset managers, plant engineers, and inspection contractors who answer for storage tanks, force mains, and lift stations turn every inspection into evidence a regulator accepts, from a single standpipe to a network of plants on any continent.
Where it runs
Every tank keeps its inspection history, its coating databook, and its confined-space permits on one thread.
Storage tanks · force mains · lift stations · shells · coatings
Where the record fits
A steel tank thins under its coating and a force main loses wall a few mils a year. intelliSPEC puts the answer on the record before the first public symptom, so a boil-water notice or a permit review meets a databook, not a scramble.
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intelliINSPECT runs guided steel and concrete tank inspections offline inside a drained reservoir, with photos and sign-off pinned to every shell course and roof plate.
intelliNDT holds UT and PAUT thickness grids on mains, tank floors, and process piping, then computes corrosion rate and remaining life so the capital plan ranks on numbers, not anecdotes.
intelliPAINT logs surface prep, dew point, and dry film thickness against AWWA D102 hold points and NSF/ANSI 61 potable contact requirements, one databook per recoat.
intelliCOMPLY keeps OSHA 1910.146 confined-space permits, LOTO, and JSAs attached to each tank entry and wet-well job, ready for EPA and state primacy review.
One thread, one export
The state primacy review meets a databook, not a document hunt.
One record, start to finish
The crew enters a drained 2-million-gallon standpipe with no signal. The AWWA D100 wizard runs on the tablet, pit depths and photos pin to shell courses, and the record syncs the moment they surface.
intelliNDT takes the UT grid from the tank floor and the force main, computes corrosion rate and remaining life, and the recoat, repair, or replace call goes to the capital plan with the numbers attached.
When the state primacy agency or EPA asks, the answer is one thread. Inspection record, coating databook, confined-space permits, and sign-offs export in minutes instead of assembling over weeks.
How it runs
Runs AWWA D100 and D110 tank wizards offline, inside the structure where the findings are.
intelliNDTTurns UT and PAUT wall loss on force mains and tank floors into corrosion rate and remaining life.
intelliPAINTLogs surface prep, dew point, and DFT to AWWA D102 and NSF/ANSI 61 hold points, one databook per recoat.
intelliCOMPLYKeeps NPDES permits, confined-space entries, and corrective actions on the audit trail a review pulls in one query.
Evaluation path
Water & Wastewater · next step
Bring one tank's inspection history and we will show you the record it should have produced.
Answers
Utilities run tank programs on inspection software that structures the record to AWWA D100 for welded steel and D110 for prestressed concrete tanks. intelliINSPECT does exactly that, with guided wizards, photo evidence, and engineer sign-off, offline inside the tank.
AWWA M42 and most state primacy agencies point to a comprehensive interior inspection every 3 to 5 years, with more frequent exterior checks. intelliSPEC holds the interval per tank and flags the ones going overdue across the whole network.
Yes. intelliPAINT logs surface prep, ambient conditions, and dry film thickness against AWWA D102 hold points and NSF/ANSI 61 potable contact requirements, producing the databook that proves the recoat was done to spec.
Yes. intelliINSPECT runs full inspection wizards with no connectivity, so findings from a wet well or below-grade vault are captured where they are found and sync when the crew surfaces. The OSHA 1910.146 confined-space permit rides with the record in intelliCOMPLY.
Yes. intelliNDT holds UT and PAUT thickness readings on mains and tank shells, computes corrosion rate and remaining life, and ranks which assets enter the capital plan first.
intelliCOMPLY keeps permits, corrective actions, and sign-offs attached to the work that created them, so NPDES and consent decree evidence is a query, not a project. intelliSPEC organizes the evidence, it does not replace your regulatory reporting.
Yes. The same inspection record maps to ISO 24512 service assessment and ISO 55001 asset management evidence alongside AWWA and EPA requirements, so a multi-region operator runs one standard of proof everywhere.
