Fluid Resource Management

01/25/2024

With the complexities of operating and maintaining water and wastewater systems, clients often overlook their facility generators - until it comes time to use them. Don’t forget to perform the manufacturers’ suggested preventative maintenance on your generators and complete the annual Air Pollution Control District (APCD) reporting paperwork required for your facility! Not sure how to complete that report? Contact the Compliance Division at 805.597.7100 or [email protected].

01/18/2024

12/25/2023

On behalf of everyone at Fluid Resource Management, we wish you and yours a holiday season filled with joy and a wonderful New Year!

11/28/2023

We hope this crush season was a success! Your wastewater system has been put through a lot over the past few months. Don’t forget to transition your system into post-crush mode! All equipment needs to be inspected for damage, all instrumentation should be recalibrated and the biological health of your facility should be confirmed through process sampling.

11/01/2023

The rainy season is upon us! Don’t forget to gather all of your stormwater sampling bottles and Chains of Custody (COC) and perform your stormwater system inspections. Unsure of what you need or where to start? FRM’s Compliance Specialists and QISP can review your permit, prepare sample bottles and COC, and even take your stormwater samples. Contact the Compliance Division at 805.597.7100 or [email protected].

09/22/2023

Many farms, greenhouses, large irrigation systems and agricultural wells are subject to regulatory agency requirements relating to their water and wastewater systems. FRM’s licensed and experienced staff assist agricultural clients with the installation, operation, maintenance and compliance of their water and wastewater systems. Services are tailored to meet regulatory agency regulations, facility needs and budgetary constraints. Fluid Resource Management’s Maintenance and Mechanical Divisions have decades of experience in installing, maintaining, repairing and responding to emergencies for large and complex pumping and irrigation systems

08/30/2023

With two decades of experience in the water, wastewater, winery and stormwater industries, Fluid Resource Management has become a valued resource for architects, engineering firms and contractors. FRM is often asked to consult with and subcontract to other contractors on larger projects when they need assistance installing complex systems, requiring both technical skills and industry knowledge. Additionally, the extensive knowledge of the hydraulic, biological and mechanical principles associated with water and wastewater treatment allows FRM to provide design assistance and installation to architects and engineering firms across the state

07/19/2023

Fluid Resource Management currently operates and maintains dozens of water treatment and distribution systems, both public and privately owned. FRM supplies licensed staff and industry equipment and offers an extensive list of services to help water purveyors maintain compliance with regulatory agency requirements.

To learn more, visit: https://www.frm-ops.com/industry-service-water

07/04/2023

Wishing you a Happy Independence Day from everyone at FRM! May this day remind us of the unyielding spirit that shapes our nation and inspires us to reach new heights together! 🇺🇸

02/28/2023

Did you remember to recertify and make annual updates to the Hazardous Material Business Plan (HMBP) for your facility? It’s not too late to reach out to FRM for assistance. Contact our Compliance Division at 805.597.7100 or [email protected].

02/14/2023

Our Employees love working for FRM! Check out this video to learn more about why this is a great place to work. http://ow.ly/j2z950MShsX

01/25/2023

Fluid Resource Management is staffed to respond quickly to emergency conditions 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year. Staff and equipment from multiple divisions can be mobilized day or night to respond to emergencies that arise at clients’ facilities. FRM plans ahead, where practical, to ensure that emergency equipment has been moved on-site prior to foreseeable events such as holidays, storm events and natural disasters.