SCS Blog

May 6, 2017

Meet Senior Project Professional Roger Hogg

SCS Engineers presents a behind-the-scenes look at the special people who make us thrive and the roles they play within the organization. Roger Hogg has been with SCS Engineers since … Continue reading Meet Senior Project Professional Roger Hogg

May 3, 2017

Property with a Past? Historic fill on a property is no longer an impediment to development.

Historic fill is common on properties that were once rural and have become prime redevelopment sites as communities expanded. The fill may include contaminated materials like foundry sand, ash, demo and construction debris, and even municipal waste. Today regulations have evolved, and state agencies require property owners to manage ...

May 2, 2017

Transfer stations are running lean and mean operations

Increased separation and segregation correlate to additional space needs in transfer stations. Given the move to automation in solid waste collections, it is reasonable to assume that the processing of MSW … Continue reading Transfer stations are running lean and mean operations

April 27, 2017

SCS Advice from the Field: Proper Ammonia Tag Placement Prevents Human Error

An ammonia system that has accurate valve tags, gives detail within facility documentation of SOPs, verifies the accuracy of facility P&IDs, and provides safety measures for operators and contractors for … Continue reading SCS Advice from the Field: Proper Ammonia Tag Placement Prevents Human Error

April 26, 2017

SPCC Superhero

Imagine that one of your employees comes and tells you that a 100-gallon spill just took place at your facility and it is flowing swiftly toward a storm sewer on your property. Suddenly … Continue reading SPCC Superhero