Do’s

 CHECK THE ALL VALVE BEFORE STARTING OF THE PUMP. ENSURE THAT VALVE IS
OPEN/CLOSE MODE AS PER REQUIREMENT.
 USE FRESH WATER OR PERMEATE WATER FOR PREPARATION OF CHEMICAL SOLUTIONS.
 PREPARE THE CHEMICAL SOLUTION AS GUIDED BY THE ENGINEER.
 USE SAFETY EQUIPMENT’S (i.e. SAFETY BOOTS, FACE MASK, GOOGLES, GLOVES) WHILE
PREPARING THE CHEMICAL SOLUTIONS.
 WASH YOUR EYES WITH FRESH WATER IN CASE ANY ITCHING APPEARS IN EYES WHILE
HANDLING CHEMICALS.
 DURING CHEMICAL SOLUTION PREPARATION ENSURE THAT THE AVAILABILITY OF THE
FIRST AID BOX.
 KEEP THE CHEMICALS AWAY FROM INCOMPATIBLE SUBSTANCES.
 STORE THE CONSUMABLES AT DESIGNATED AREA WITH PROPER VENTILATION.
 IN CASE OF ANY FAILURE PLEASE INFORM TO THE PLANT IN CHARGE IMMIDIATLY AND
INTIMATE THE SUPERVISOR.
 CHECK THE LEVEL OF EACH TANK AT SCHEDULED FREQUENCY.
 MAINTAIN ACCURATE RECORDS OF OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS, MAINTENANCE
ACTIVITIES.
 ADHERE TO ESTABLISHED STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES TO ENSURE CONSISTENT
AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENT PROCESSES.
 REGULARLY MONITOR AND MAINTA IN ALL EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING PUMPS, VALVES,
AND FILTRATION SYSTEMS, TO ENSURE OPTIMAL FUNCTIONALITY.
 MAINTAINED GOOD HOUSEKEEPING IN PLANT AREA.
 PREVENT UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO THE STP/ETP FACILITIES.
 ENSURE THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF THE PLANT.
 DON’Ts

 DON’T RUN ANY PUMP DRY.

 DON’T RUN ANY EQUIPMENT WHO IS GIVING ABNORMAL SOUND.
 DON’T OPERATE ANY VALVE WRONGLY.
 DON’T CHANGE ANY SETTING OF THE EQUIPMENT WITHOUT THE KNOWLEDGE OF SENIOR
PERSON.
 DON’T TOUCH ANY ELECTRICAL TERMINATION IN PANEL OR EQUIPMENT’S WITHOUT
SWITCHING OFF THE POWER SUPPLY.
 DON’T CLEAN ANY DOSING TANK WITH BARE HANDS.
 DON’T OVERLOOK LEAKAGE ATTEND IMMEDIATELY
 DON’T USE ON DOSING TANK TO OTHER CHEMICAL’S PREPARATION.
 DON’T NEGLECT THE ROUTINE MAINTENACE OF THE EQUIPMENTS
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 पंप शुरू करने से पहले सभी वाल्व की जांच करें। सुनिश्चित करें कि वाल्व आवश्यकता के अनुसार ओपन मोड है।
 रासायनिक घोल तैयार करने के लिए ताजे पानी का उपयोग करें या पानी को सोखें।
 इंजीनियर के मार्गदर्शन के अनुसार रासायनिक घोल तैयार करें।
 रासायनिक समाधान तैयार करते समय सुरक्षा उपकरणों (जैसे सुरक्षा जूते, फे स मास्क, गूगल, दस्ताने) का उपयोग करें।
 यदि रसायनों को संभालते समय आंखों में कोई खुजली दिखाई दे तो अपनी आंखों को ताजे पानी से धोएं।
 रासायनिक घोल तैयार करते समय प्राथमिक चिकित्सा बॉक्स की उपलब्धता सुनिश्चित करें।
 किसी भी विफलता के मामले में कृ पया तुरंत संयंत्र प्रभारी को सूचित करें और पर्यवेक्षक को सूचित करें।
 निर्धारित आवृत्ति पर प्रत्येक टैंक के स्तर की जाँच करें।
 परिचालन मापदंडों, रखरखाव गतिविधियों का सटीक रिकॉर्ड बनाए रखें।
 सुसंगत और प्रभावी उपचार प्रक्रियाओं को सुनिश्चित करने के लिए स्थापित मानक संचालन प्रक्रियाओं का पालन करें।
 इष्टतम कार्यक्षमता सुनिश्चित करने के लिए पंप, वाल्व और निस्पंदन सिस्टम सहित सभी उपकरणों की नियमित रूप से निगरानी और रखरखाव करें।
 संयंत्र क्षेत्र में अच्छी गृह व्यवस्था बनाए रखी गई।
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 Electrical supply to the treatment plant must be maintained constantly.
 Check aeration pattern in the treatment zone is evenly distributed.
 Check air blowers inlet free from dirt and filter changed if necessary.
 Be aware before you put anything down the sink, toilet or drains.
 When using cleaning product little and often so the treatment plant isn’t overloaded.
 Bleach can be used sparingly.
 It’s best to spread your washing throughout the week.
 Use the same washing, cleaning, dishwashing, and all other cleaning products. The bacteria in the
sewage treatment plant work more effectively with cleaning products they are familiar with.
 Service engineer to carry out regular service schedule in accordance with your Operation and
Maintenance Manual.
 The tank to be emptied of excess sludge – the interval is based on the size of the plant and its loading.

DON'Ts

 Turn off the electrical supply to the sewage treatment plant.

 Strong chemicals, household bleach, medicine, mouthwash, garden chemicals, disinfectants, etc.
down toilet or sink.
 Put incontinence pads, cotton wool, baby wipes, disposable nappies, tampons, sanitary towels,
condoms, etc. down the toilet.
 Service the sewage treatment plant unless your trained service engineer.
 Use any replacement parts other than recommended manufacturer's part.
 Make any alterations, modifications, or repairs without permission from the manufacturer. Works
must be carried out by a trained service engineer.
 Allow Surface water or roof water to enter the sewage treatment plants.
Do's:

1. Continuously monitor the plant's performance, including flow rates, chemical dosing, and equipment status
to ensure optimal operation.

2. Regularly inspect and maintain equipment, such as pumps, blowers, and filters, to prevent breakdowns and
ensure longevity.

3. Implement strict safety protocols for plant operators to minimize the risk of accidents or exposure to
hazardous materials.

4. Comply with local, state, and federal regulations governing sewage treatment to avoid legal issues and
protect the environment.

5. Maintain detailed records of plant operations, maintenance activities, and effluent quality to track
performance and for regulatory compliance.

6. Use chemicals like disinfectants and coagulants according to recommended dosages and guidelines to
achieve effective treatment without overuse.

7. Provide ongoing training and education for plant operators to keep them informed about the latest
techniques and technologies in sewage treatment.

Don'ts:

1. Avoid overloading the treatment plant with excessive wastewater, as it can lead to inefficiency and poor
treatment results.

2. Prevent unauthorized discharges into the sewage system, as they can disrupt the treatment process and
cause environmental harm.

3. Don't neglect regular sampling and analysis of influent and effluent to assess the plant's performance and
ensure compliance.

4. Neglecting odour control measures can lead to complaints from nearby residents and negative public
perception.

5. Don't dispose of hazardous waste or chemicals into the sewer system, as it can harm treatment processes
and the environment.

6. Avoid neglecting the training and education of plant operators, as it can lead to errors in operation and
maintenance.

7. Be prepared for emergencies, such as power outages or equipment failures, and have contingency plans in
place to minimize disruptions in treatment.