May 2, 2018

Florida Dive Crew

Posted in Dive Supervisor Wanted, DIVER JOB, Florida Tank Cleaning, Florida Tank Inspection, Potable Water Tank Cleaning, Potable Water Tank Inspection tagged , , , , , , at 9:18 am by Ron Perrin

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We have been serving Florida Water Utilities since 2008.  Our dive team is available to inspect and clean Florida water tanks and towers.  We are currently seeking a Florida dive crew.  We use line air and Kirby Morgan equipment.  ADCI certifications are preferred.  Qualified applicants may download an application from the employment link at http://www.ronperrin.com or call 817-377-4899 for more information.

February 28, 2018

2018 Potable Water Dive Crew

Posted in Uncategorized at 10:57 am by Ron Perrin

Meet our dive team.

2018 Dive Team Video

November 25, 2014

EPA is taking Public Comments until the end of 2014

Posted in EPA Authority, Florida Tank Cleaning, Florida Tank Inspection, Inspecting & Cleaning Potable Water Storage, Potable Water Tank Cleaning, Potable Water Tank Inspection tagged , , , , , , , at 3:50 pm by Ron Perrin

On October 15th 2014 the EPA held a meeting to decide if there should be a rule to require water storage tanks and towers to be cleaned and inspected.

The webinar is over but the EPA is still taking comments until the end of 2014.  If you would like to make a comment on this issue, please send an e-mail to:  SFIWebinar@cadmusgroup.com. Or take the poll below and I will send in the results at the end of the year.  This is a chance to let your opinion be known!

My customers tell me they need less chlorine to meet water quality standards after I remove the sediment from water storage thanks and towers.  Sediment enters the tank one particle at a time and eventually accumulates enough for bacteria, protozoa and even viruses to use it as a habitat, grow and become a serious health

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problem.  If proper inspections are not done to determine sediment levels, corrective action is seldom, if ever, taken.  My opinion is that potable water storage facilities should be inspected inside and out every year, and a cleaning program to ensure tanks and towers are cleaned every 3 to 5 years should be in place on all tanks.  What do you think?

December 6, 2011

DIVING INSPECTIONS with NO Disruption in Water Utility Service!

Posted in Florida Potable Water Tank Inspection, FLORIDA Rule 62-555.350., Florida Tank Inspection, Inspecting & Cleaning Potable Water Storage tagged , , , , , at 9:51 pm by Ron Perrin

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Photo:  Preparing to dive potable a five million gallon clearwell at a water plant.

Our equipment is purchased for and only used in potable water.  Our divers are Commercially certified through training approved by the Association of Diving Contractors.  We primarily service Texas, the Midwest and the Southeast States.   Our Florida tank inspections are performed at the direction of a Licensed Florida P.E. and our inspection reports include his summary and seal to meet all Florida State Requirements at no additional charge.

Divers are able to inspect or clean water storage tanks and towers with no disruption in service and minimal water loss.  Our wide range of inspection services also includes a specially built “Remote Underwater Video Camera”  (Shown Below) and a Remotely Controlled Vehicle (ROV).  We have the right inspection for your water utility.       Call toll free 1-888-481-1768 for a free quote.

Remote underwater Camera

Call us toll free at 888-481-1768 or simply fill out the form below:

(c) Ron Perrin 2014

September 15, 2010

Tank Inspection with No Disruption in Service

Posted in FLORIDA Rule 62-555.350., Florida Tank Inspection, Inspecting & Cleaning Potable Water Storage tagged , , at 2:17 pm by Ron Perrin

Our potable water dive crew is able to fully inspect your tanks without draining them. We cover all AWWA and Florida tank inspection points. Our inspection reports average 14 pages with digital photographs and a DVD of underwater conditions. Please see the inspection page at http://www.ronperrin.com for more details. Our Florida Licensed engineer will insure all requirements of Florida Rule 62-555.350 are met.  Our potable water dive crew is also available to clean your water storage tanks with little if any disruption in your water service.

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Call for a free quote today 888-481-1768        or  email   ronlooks@aol.com

Visit our main web page at http://www.ronperrin.com

August 5, 2018

Florida Tank Inspector

Posted in Uncategorized at 3:56 pm by Ron Perrin

Our goal is to help make your utility as efficient and profitable as possible. We will work with you to help solve your problems, reduce costly regulation violations and have the best possible tap water. All while understanding that you have limited resources and budget.
Upon completion of our tank inspections you will have a clear understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of your water storage facilities.  This will better enable you to make realistic budgets and avoid costly surprises. Florida water storage tanks and towers are required to be inspected and cleaned every 5 years.
Our Potable water tank & tower cleaning will allow you to meet the requirements of Florida Department of Environmental Quality Rule 62-555.350. Keeping your tanks clean can avoid New USEPA RTCR Violations that FDEQ has been task with enforcing. Keeping your tank clean will also Reduce Chlorine Cost, and Save Money!
Our Diver Cleaning of your Potable water tank & tower will allow you KEEP WATER IN YOUR TANK while to meeting the requirements of Florida Department of Environmental Quality Rule 62-555.350.

September 2, 2016

New Non-Profit focus on water tank & tower cleaning and inspection.

Posted in Uncategorized at 12:06 pm by Ron Perrin

The inspection and cleaning of water storage tanks is important to the health of a water system and important to people who drink from it.

The Ron Perrin Clean Water Tank Project, Inc. is now designated as a 501 (c) 3 by the Internal Revenue Service and has been Incorporated by the Texas Secretary of State as a Nonprofit Corporation.

Check out our blog and take the poll at:
www.ronperrincleanwatertankproject.org

Our Mission: To promote the safe inspection and cleaning of water storage tanks and towers. We plan to do this with our blog, publications and film.
Please help support this mission with a $2 donation just to show you care about this issue.

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April 10, 2016

Job Opening

Posted in Dive Supervisor Wanted, DIVER JOB, Inspecting & Cleaning Potable Water Storage, Potable Water Tank Cleaning, Potable Water Tank Inspection tagged , , , , , at 10:10 am by Ron Perrin

DIVE SUPERVISOR – COMMERCIAL DIVE TEAM

ESTABLISHED WATER TANK AND TOWER INSPECTION AND CLEANING COMPANY is seeking an experienced commercial dive supervisor or crew member.  Our company office is located in Fort Worth, Texas.  We are looking for a self starting, self supervising, dependsble person to help us develop and maintain clients in FLORIDA!20151209_103650_001

Inspection training may be provided to the right individual. Out of town travel is required (typically 3-4 days per week).

Fall protection and confined space training is required and may be provided for the right individual. CURRENT SCUBA Certification and recent diving physical is required, preference given to ADC Certified Dive Supervisor. Employment is year round on as needed basis. Pay based on experience. Pre-employment drug screening is required. This position requires frequent out of town travel, paid by company (from Fort Worth, Texas) or per-diem for independent contractors. Please e-mail resume.

For additional information and application see: www.ronperrin.com
compensation: Starting Crew Member pay  105 to 140.00
Starting supervisors Pay 145.00 to 170.00 per day. Based on certification and experience.  Pay is negotiable upon growth of company!  We GROW YOU GROW!
For more information about our company check out these links!
www.facebook.com/ronperrinwatertech
Our Company Blogs:
www.tankdiver.us
www.CleanWaterTankProject.com 
Are you ready for your close up see: Our Film Project
Out of Sight Out of Mind-
www.facebook.com/cleanwatertankproject 

October 9, 2015

Ron Perrin – new profile at www.ronperrin.info

Posted in Uncategorized tagged , , , , , at 11:33 pm by Ron Perrin

I have a new profile at BrandYourself.com.  This may not be exactly water related but it should help this page show up higher in search results.  So, if you are looking for the RON PERRIN of “Ron Perrin Water Technologies” I am the guy.   If this helps people connect with my water tank and tower inspection and cleaning services I am sure it is worth a few lines on this blog.  Ron Perrin may not be as common as John Smith but there are several around the world.  I originally named my company “Ron Perrin Water Technologies” to let water utility managers know I was no longer with “U.S. Underwater Services”.  What I did not know was that advertising my name would bump me into so many people around the world also named Ron Perrin.

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Is also “The Clean Water Tank Drinking Water Project” blog.  This is basically my passion project.  After getting involved in using divers to perform water storage tank inspection and cleaning I soon found storage tanks are an overlooked and underserved part of our water systems. Sediment gathers in the bottom of tanks and towers.  Over time a few inches can support a wide variety of bacteria, protozoa like cryptosporidium and even viruses.  This blog was set up to be an educational tool allowing water utility managers and the public they serve to understand the importance of water tank and tower inspection and cleaning programs.

You can see new profile page a www.ronperrin.info 

My primary company web site is www.ronperrin.com

You can find information about potable water tank & tower inspections here: Ron Perrin Inspection Link

Water tank & tower cleaning information can be found Here: Ron Perrin Cleaning Link

Our Clean water tank Project blog is at:  https://ronperrin.wordpress.com, http://www.ronperrin.us

or http://www.cleanwatertankproject.com

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For the most up to date info check out my company Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ronperrinwatertech and just to be sure our company can be found when looking for a water tank inspector we have a NEW web site at www.watertankinspection.com

RPWT Office is open M-F 9-5

Located in Fort Worth, Texas

we serve Texas, Florida and most of the midwest, southwest and southeast U.S.

Phone: 817-377-4899   Fax 817-246-1740

Our Office Manager will be glad to answer any inquiry e-mail:                                                                                        tankinspections@aol.com

June 23, 2015

ARE YOU A CUSTOMER?

Posted in Uncategorized at 1:19 pm by Ron Perrin

Please write a review, we would love to post your comments about our service. We are celebrating our 18th year inspecting and cleaning water storage tanks and towers. I am proud to report that I have maintained my first customer this entire time. We now have many utilities we have serviced for over 17 years. Old or new, if you are one of our customers we would like to hear from you! Please take a minute and write a short review on our Facebook page page!

https://www.facebook.com/ronperrinwatertech

May 25, 2015

Mission Main Street Grants

Posted in Uncategorized at 10:49 pm by Ron Perrin

Mission Main Street Grants

Thanks to your support we made it to the judging phase of the Mission Main Street Grants program from Chase! We are in the running for a $100,000 grant and a trip to LinkedIn HQ. Recipients will be announced in September – wish us luck!

Thanks

Ron Perrin

November 24, 2014

EPA may have new regulations on Potable Water Storage

Posted in Uncategorized at 1:59 am by Ron Perrin

The EPA is currently considering a regulation that would require all water storage facilities to be inspected and cleaned at regular intervals. This new requirement could improve the water quality for millions of Americans.

Remote underwater Camera

Remote underwater Camera

 

 

The EPA is taking comments on this proposed regulation until the end of the year. We have the contact information posted on our blog, or you can just take our poll at: www.cleanwatertankproject.com. The poll results will be turned in to the EPA at the end of the year.

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