2025 Wastewater Training

Savannah Workshop: July 16-17 | Savannah, GA

Lake Charles Workshop: Summer TBA | Lake Charles, LA

Fall Seminar: October 7-9 | Mandeville, LA

Taught by experts in the fields of troubleshooting and research, these trainings offers discussions on a wide variety of technical issues.

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“Our mission is delivering comprehensive, impactful solutions driven by science to meet wastewater compliance goals with unparallelled responsiveness.”

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CryoStart™, Cold Weather Wastewater Bioaugmentation Supplement

Formulated blend of cold weather tolerant (cryophilic) strains and enzymes that are capable of biodegrading a wide variety of chemicals and materials commonly found in both industrial and municipal systems, including pulp and paper mills, oil refineries, and food & beverage plants

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Clean Thoughts Issue 7

From Fiber to Flow: Real Solutions for Real Wastewater Problems

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This issue dives into how small particles like fiber can cause big headaches, how nutrient balance can make or break ASB performance, and how depth surveys keep your system in check. Plus, check out upcoming training dates and hear what past attendees are raving about.

If you want to request an article topic, or have a question to “Ask the BioWizards,” please let us know!

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NitriFire™, Nitrifying Bacteria Formulation

Specifically formulated blend of ammonia-oxidizing bacteria (Nitrosomonas or AOBs) and nitrite-oxidizing bacteria (Nitrobacter spp. or NOBs) for efficient oxidation of ammonia.

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Wastewater solutions, training, and consulting programs for everyone

EBS is an independent wastewater treatment consulting company that provides unique solutions to various operational and training challenges facing industrial wastewater professionals. We are inspired to be trusted advisors to our clients and Channel Partners, offering an alternative to traditional consultants and suppliers in the form of unique technical insights and perspectives, thereby helping them protect North America’s natural resources while supporting their financial goals and long-term sustainability.

Assessing risk and managing critical factors are necessities for managers, engineers, and operators of wastewater treatment plants. Decisions and actions that impact short-term compliance must complement the longer-term management of the wastewater treatment process. Our comprehensive approach evaluates your entire system to determine the current state and offer corrective action if needed. 

What People Say About Us

“Our paper mill switched to EBS for service of our wastewater treatment plant system a couple of years ago. EBS has provided excellent service with very knowledgeable and professional representatives. The nutrients, chemicals, and microbe products that they supply our mill, coupled with their testing services, have saved us money and improved our system performance. The service reports provided after each visit are pertinent, informative, and timely. When issues arise, EBS has the resources to respond with meaningful help and expertise to guide us as needed. EBS is truly a partner in managing our wastewater process.“

Joe – Pulp and Paper Technical Manager

“This course was very helpful in connecting the puzzle pieces of my plant. I have a much better understanding of how problems can be related. I also understand the scientific why’s of the things I see.“

Process Engineer

“I would recommend this course to anyone involved in wastewater treatment, industrial or municipal. Well worth the cost of attendance! EBS is a great resource for the industry.”

Environmental Partner

“The classes were all very applicable to issues that our site has been experiencing. This seminar has given me more of the technical knowledge needed to appropriately identify root cause and effectively address upsets.”

EHS Manager- Sugar Refinery

“The EBS seminar far exceeded my expectations and provided me with tons of useful information. I truly enjoyed the open dialogue concept and the experience based presentations. One of the best trainings I have attended by far.”

Enviromental Engineer-Pulp & Paper Mill

“Fantastic Course! I gained a lot of knowledge to bring back to our stakeholders to assist in developing a rehabilitation plan for our ASB. All of the EBS team has been fantastic and consummate professionals. Thank you!”

Account Manager- Pulp & Paper Mill

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How Can EBS NitriFire Stabilize Nitrification Rates in the Winter?

How Can EBS NitriFire Stabilize Nitrification Rates in the Winter?

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Winter's colder temperatures bring a host of operational challenges for wastewater treatment facilities, particularly in the biological nitrification process. This crucial process is responsible for converting ammonia into nitrate and can be significantly impacted by...

Odor and H2S Control

Odor and H2S Control

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EBS recently assisted a paper mill with odor issues associated with their aerated stabilization basin (ASB) wastewater treatment system.  The formation of reduced sulfur compounds (hydrogen sulfide, methyl mercaptan, dimethyl sulfide) occurred in a large unaerated...

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EBS Cares

Adopt A Spot

The EBS crew cleans from land to sea! We understand that land-based pollution significantly threatens the waterways they aim to protect.

Clearing up land pollution reduces the impact on the receiving water stream and instills a sense of local community pride. That’s why EBS has partnered with the city of Mandeville and the Keep Mandeville Beautiful Organization to “Adopt A Spot” on the stunning Mandeville Lakefront.

We encourage you to make a difference by participating in your community’s local group clean-up efforts, it’s a fun and rewarding way to give back!

2024 Chef Soiree

EBS lights up the night at the 2024 Chef Soiree in support of the local Youth Service Bureau! The funds raised by Chef Soiree and the Banner Ford Raffle support programs of advocacy, counseling, education, and intervention for children in St. Tammany and Washington Parishes.

These funds are critically needed to help us serve over 1,890 children a year … and the need keeps growing.

Employee Spotlight

Lauren Peterman

Which core value do you exemplify the most?

“Open book”, I am naturally a very transparent and honest person, so this core value comes easily to me.

What is your favorite hobby?

Exercise is probably my favorite hobby. I’m a better and more regulated person because of it!

What was your dream job growing up?

I loved watching animal planet and wanted to be a wildlife photographer.

If you had a time machine would you go back in time or to the future and where would you go?

I would have to choose to go back in time to when my grandmother was a child, and hang out with her for a day. Growing up she would always tell me bedtime stories about her childhood and it always seemed so fun and carefree.

2024 NAMI Walks

EBS has proudly sponsored NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) since 2016.

NAMIWalks St. Tammany, the largest mental health awareness event on the Northshore, raises funds to support free education, advocacy, and resources for mental health. The funds raised from this event remain in our community to provide free support groups and education programs.

This year’s walk had a great turnout! We look forward to continuing our support for years to come!

The EBS Crew Cleans Bayou Lacombe!

A group from the EBS team recently spent a day cleaning up Bayou Lacombe in Southern Louisiana. This bayou, which runs 20 miles through St. Tammany Parish to Lake Pontchartrain, holds historical importance dating back to the early 1700s, during the establishment of New Orleans.

We were delighted to contribute to the ecological preservation of this beloved area, ensuring its beauty for future generations to enjoy.

Employee Spotlight

 

Jackson Kelly

 

Which core value do you exemplify the most?

I think the core value I exemplify the most is “Speed of Sound”.

What is your favorite hobby?

I love watching and playing all kinds of sports

What was your dream job growing up?

Growing up I always wanted to do either physical therapy or athletic training.

How did you end up in the world of wastewater treatment? 

I studied biology in college, and the summer between my junior and senior year I was looking for an internship and stumbled upon one at the municipal wastewater treatment plant in Paducah, KY. .

2024 Women's Build with Habitat for Humanity

EBS is excited to partner with Habitat for Humanity St. Tammany West each year for Women’s Build! Our team joined forces to help create safe, stable homes and brighter futures for families in our community. 

We look forward to our next opportunity. Together, we’re building something beautiful!

Employee Spotlight

 

Hunter Robbins

Which core value do you exemplify the most?

I think I exemplify “Calm in the Storm” the most. I’m like a duck, look calm and relaxed above water but paddling like crazy below to figure things out and get the job done! 

What was your dream jon growing up?

For the longest time I wanted to be a large animal veterinarian.

What’s at the top of your bucket list?

I’ve always wanted to go on a long hunting/fishing trip in either Alaska or somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. 

 How did you end up in the world of wastewater treatment? 

I knew I wanted to do some sort of Environmental Consulting, since I love the outdoors. EBS found me and that’s where I ended up!

Employee Spotlight

 

Amanda Reusch

Which core value do you exemplify the most?

I exemplify No Fear. I really trust myself to figure things out. I try to be prepared, but I’m confident I can handle anything that comes my way.

What was your favorite hobby?

Sudoku. I play every day, and I do high level difficulty!

Tell us a fun fact that no one at EBS knows about you.   

I got my black belt in karate when I was 13.

 How did you end up in the world of wastewater treatment? 

My PhD research had me study advanced oxidation processes in water as an application for my results. When I was applying for jobs, I was looking for connections to my research and wastewater treatment and EBS came up.