As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

The IBM System 7 Computer installed in Fairymead Mill for Factory Process Control. Alan Mooney, Bundaberg Sugar Programmer for the System 7.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

Matrox M9148 LP PCIe x16 quad graphics card and M9188 PCIe x16 Octal graphics card joined within one system to power 12 displays. Desktop screenshot: Matrox-supported security environments.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

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As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

Matrox Extio remote graphics unit drives three monitors displaying another process control program.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

Matrox multi-display technologies on display at CeBIT 2010.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

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As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

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As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

As part of the Tri-Association Conference which took place in Ocean City from August 27-30, the joint annual conference of The Chesapeake Section of the American Water Works Association (CSAWWA), Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA) and the Water & Waste Operators Association of Maryland, Delaware & the District of Columbia (WWOA), the Maryland Environmental Service Water/Wastewater team known as “Motley Poo” finished in first place at the CWEA 2013 Operations Challenge!

The challenge consists of five timed events – collections, safety, maintenance, lab work and process control and this was the first year MES has sent a team to the challenge. Motley Poo – consisting of team members Justin Myers, Todd Boulden, Wayne Rumbaugh and Brad Yeakle – represented the agency extremely well, competing against teams with as many as five years of experience in these competitions, and not only took first place among all the CWEA regional teams but also finished in first place among all 12 teams competing at the challenge in the process control competition.

BASE Engineering designs industrial wireless transmitter for all hose reel Unwind and Rewind operations. Electronic interlock prevents accidental polarity reversal. Weatherproof, pre-wired solenoid relay enclosures are available for all BASE radio systems and electric voltages.

For all my friends who think of themselves as process-oriented: Sit down here with your coffee and channel the Process Force.

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Basically a range of general purpose industrial remote control switches and systems Installation is simply requires connections to power supply and the output relay screw terminals. The output relays are activated by the button press on the transmitter encoder. Procontrol2 basic systems include remote meter readout with controls as requested by customer. These industrial wireless technology modular components allow for easy installation and field replacement.

Automatic Transport Leak Detection system is designed specifically for propane, anhydrous ammonia and butane transports. While using these wireless industrial solutions for the transport leak detection system, it can detect a separate hose or failed connection and it can close the tank internal valve within ½ second. This LDS passive system generally incorporates a functional ‘Test’ button as a way to determine the unit’s readiness.

Another Quad-HD (that's 3840x2160 pixels, WOW!) panel. You could, frankly, eat off the image (but don't, just the same).

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LPG and Refined fuel radio remote controls are the result of over long years experience in pumping system and tank trunk equipment design. They are unique enough to offer unrestricted hose end control in order to increase the productivity greatly and improve safety over conventional truck mounted manual controls.

BASE Engineering is a world leader in developing industrial wireless solutions. We design and manufacture extremely rugged industrial remote control switches for most industrial applications such as process controls, industrial petroleum, bulk transport, tank truck equipment, crane service, hydraulic pumps and different other wireless industrial automation system. We have specialized in designing systems for extreme environments and hazardous locations.