Full Pump Service on all 3 sites on the Upper Liffey Valley 2A Contract, performed by FM Environmental over a 3 day period

We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a safe and healthy Christmas and New Year from the FM Environmental team.

This year has been tough for us all, but for millions of people they don’t know where their next meal is coming from and are facing a Christmas with hunger and hardship.

This year the FME team are delighted to support our local community by donating to several charities.

Our employees donated food and toys to local charities – The Larder and Saint Vincent De Paul, Newry.

Other donations were made to Concern and Southern Area Hospice Services.

We hope this support will help those that need it the most at this time.

During difficult times FM Environmental are helping keep the wheels, and pumps, of government turning… we are long term service providers at sites across Stormont Estate,

Should you require maintenance or servicing of any pumping, wastewater, water or grease management equipment contact us immediately and we will be delighted to help.

“We have recently completed commissioning and optimization of 3 Nr large wastewater pumping stations in the Naas / Newbridge Area of County Kildare, for our customer Roadbridge.

The largest of these stations has 90KW Pumps, pumping wastewater onto the local WWTW at a rate of 1880 m3/hr !!

FM Environmental will now Operate and Maintain these pumping stations for 12 months, before handover to Irish Water “

Please see below a short video we made following the completion of the work on Rathlin Island before lockdown.

Thank you to Ryan and his team in BNL Productions LTD for the fantastic coverage.

The Rathlin Island Water Treatment Works Project is a joint venture between FM Environmental and Euro Services for Northern Ireland Water.

The main driver for the project has been compliance with the latest DWI Drinking Regulations and an improvement in the potable water on the island.

The Project consisted of using modern treatment technologies in the form of an advance Magnetic Ion Exchange Process unit (MIEX Unit) from US company, IXOM in a fluidised Bed Reactor along with its associated equipment. This is the first time that this innovative technology has been used in Northern Ireland.

New Borewell Pumps, a new Chlorus system and various pumpsets and instruments were installed along with a new MCC and HMI for a fully automated system.

While this was a challenging Project due to the remoteness of the site, the weather conditions added to the difficulties as did limited ferry access. With the Project team of NIW staff, Doran Consulting, FM Environmental, Euro Services and various sub-contractors working along with the local community, the Project achieved its deadlines and targets and the new treatment process has been in service since the end of November 2019.