When you are lucky enough to have Caroline Dunkel as your Senior Data Analyst on the SediVision® team, you can’t overlook that February 2 is Groundhog Day and Caroline (like the famous groundhog) just happens to be from Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania.

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Here’s how professional conferences help keep wastewater industry professionals “looking up”.

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Leadership in wastewater technology industry.

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Denver Stutler, CEO of SediVision® and US Submergent Technologies, was honored to be featured on the DooDoo Diva “Smells Like Money” Podcast.

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A companywide, core commitment to values and mission helps differentiate US Submergent in wastewater management.

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Wishing you and your family a safe and happy Fourth of July holiday from the team at US Submergent!

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Thank you to GRWA 2022 attendees and organizers for another great conference!

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Expansion is Underway to Meet Interest in Complete Visibility SediVision® LLC, a subsidiary of USST Holdings Company, has brought on a seasoned aquatic projects manager and business development specialist to serve as General Manager, leading all aspects of operations, production, and sales.  David Graves, a Florida native with a career in hydrographic survey, will be managing a growing team at SediVision® LLC.   “SediVision® LLC is offering complete visibility and predictive maintenance solutions that the wastewater industry has never had, it’s like an MRI for wastewater tanks,” said Denver J. Stutler, Jr., CEO at SediVision® LLC.  “Our company has experience

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SediVisionTM Reveals Over Three Times The Amount Of Material Than Estimated In central Florida, a wastewater treatment facility was experiencing loss of capacity and inefficiency with one of its aeration basins.  They probed this 140 by 40-foot digester from a few accessible spots along the walkway and hit concrete every time, indicating minimal material buildup.  However, the aeration basin was still using more energy than required and seemed to be suffering from a loss in capacity.  This facility could not logistically drain this tank down and wanted to know precisely what was occurring under all that dark water.  U.S. Submergent

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